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Humphrey Learns About New Job ,I 1hldustry Members Resign , from Wage Siabiliz'alion P'osls Eisenhower ,Boards Ship CHICAGO (R) - Seven indus­ try members of the regional wage and tour alteruates for industry, stabilization board tendered their the same number for labor and an resignations Friday because the equal number for the pubHc. President gave the coal miners Steele said that John Clark of In­ their full $1.90 a day pay raise. dianapOlis was another prinCipal Thomas P. Whelan, chairman member, but Clark could not be 01 the Region Seven board, said he reached immediately. On Return Trip To U.S. did not accept the resignations " It is the feeling of the Indus­ • I which were submitted to him be­ try members of the Chicago cause only the national WSB has board that it Is hopelessly un­ the power to a ppoint regional realistic to believe that the over­ MacArthur Cops and Robbers ILeaves Hope~ board members or to accept resig­ ruling decision of the President 1 nations. will not have a serious unstabillz­ DUBUQUE (R)-1l4rs. Ray McDonald ot Peo.sla had an expl3Jla- (onflldence In The regional board has juris­ Ing effect on Industry in general," Sees Solution tio.n for outrunnlna policemen in an automobile chase which otCIcers I diction over Illinois, Indiana and the statement issued by the re­ said reached up to 85 miles an hour. Wisconsin. signing members said. To She said she thought the cops were robbers and that they were F K Conflict alter a laree amount of cash and checks she was carrying. Cox Resll1ls, Also NEW YORK (R) -Gen. Dougllis Mrs. McDonald pleaded Innocent to II charge of speeding before rozen orea The mass resignation here fol­ MacArthur said Friday night Justice of the Peace J. Edward Whelan who uld he wlll nnounce his lowed the resignation Thursday Grand Jury Indicts "there is a clear and definite solu­ decision Monday. GUAM (Saturday) (JP)-Ptesi­ at Washington of Archibald Cox, tion to the Korean conflict" with­ The chase took place last Sunday. Squad car officers said they dent-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower chairman of the national WSB. out unduly increasing casualties stopped Mrs. McDonaid at a Dubuque street intersection but she took completed his three-day search for Whelan said that, as far as he Former Ag'riculture or furthering the risk 01 world o(f again and finally eluded them at Peosta. She said thelt car did not a "positive and definite" victory knew, the ChIcago resignations INDUSTRIALIST GEORGE M. HmlPHREY (rl,hl) of Cleveland, war. look like a police car. formula in war-ravaged Kon~a were the only ones submitted by Department Official next secretary of the treuury, confers with Treasury Secretary He declined to disclose his plan Friday night and flew today to Industry members 01 the national John Snyder In the treasury department, Wuh.ln(ion, In prepara­ publicly in a speech prepared tor balmy Guam, where he boarded and fourteen regional boards. WASHINGTON (JP) - A federal tion tor takllll" up his new duties ill January. Said Humphrey to re­ delivery before the Natlonai As­ the heavy cruiser Helena tor a The resigning regional members grand jury Friday indicted Jack porters, "I am g ol~ to walt until I.m In o"rfice to tell allY thin,. sociation of Manu!acturers at the Beard$ley (ails for Discussion six-day trip to HawaII. said in a statement that "The Cowart, former agriculture de­ abou,t my programs or plans." Waldorf-Astoria hotel, but im­ Eisenhower lett the trozen Ko­ President's action of Dec. 3 in partment official, on charges of plied a willingness to present !lis rean war zone Friday night and overruling both the national wage taking pay for exerting his officidl views to PreSIdent-elect Eisen­ arrived here 8 hours Dnd 30 min­ stabiUzation board and the direc­ Of utes later. influence. hower. Iowa EducalionalI Television The President-elect, in three tor of economic stabilization irre­ Atty. Gen. McGranery, who an­ Highlander.s: Director The f6rmer tar east command­ Gov. William S. Beardsley Fri­ vocably ruined any hope for ef­ nounced the indictment, said 11 er, who withheld any endorse­ drllmatlc days, packed with ac­ fective control of inflation by di­ also named Tom Foster and Jack ment of Eisenhower during the day called a meeting of Iowa bers of the commitee are SUI tion, saw the war up close, talked Provost Harvey H. Davis; Dean rect wage controls." Motley, both of Center, Tex., recent political campaign, made leaders to discuss possible future to high military advisers and men Receives Elgin Award M. J. Nelson, Iowa State Teach­ Ex-Members LIsted charging' that they "aided and several friendly references to him developments of educational tele­ In the ranks and with otlicials ot Named the "Outstanding Scot ers college; Richard B. Hull, Iowa the Korean Republic. He leU b('­ Members who announced they abetted in the compensation to in his speech. vision in Iowa. The meeting is State college; Paul F. Johnston, b.tve quit were: Cyrus MacKin­ Cowart," hind him: of 1952," William L. Adamson, di- tonight to benefit ScottiSh old peo­ Discusses KOrea. ~et tor Dec. 16 in the h 0 use Virgil Lalomarcino, Arthur Car­ non of Chicago, Robert Ewens of The indictment was returned at rector of the SUI all-girl Scottish pIe, the Highlanders will ;lssist 1n Discussing Korea, MacArthUr chamber of the State Capitol in penter and I. N. Seibert or the de­ 'N. ElIe, S.lutlon' Milwaukee and Hoyt P. Steel!! of neanby Alexandria, Va. H' hi db' b d '11 the naUon's campaign against po- said: I. A statement that, while thero Ig . an ers agplpe . an. WI lliomyelitis. They will march a!ld Des Moines. partment of public Instruction. Chicago, and alternate members Cowart was accused of receiv­ "Our respected President-elect David A. Dancer, secretary was no easy solution to the Kor an receive the Lord Elgm IIward Ilt play on the March of-Dimes pro­ In letter$ sent to nearly 50 ot John Meade of North Chicago, Ing a stock certificate for 1 S3 has announced his Intenlion to go the state board at educatio!l. Is problem, "much can be dom, Harold Schuman of Indianapolis, shares of stock in the Ba ton Rou~ e the )07th annual Feast of the gram in Springfield, 111., Jan. 9. there in search of an honorable Iowa organizations, the governor much will be done" to improve said, "The official leadership at also IJCET secretary. MerrItt C. Edward Miller of Chicago, and Warehouse company, operating a Haggis tonight in Chicago's Con~ Iowa's Hiahlanders, .the large<;! end to so tragic a slaughter, and Ludwig, Iowa State coUere, and the situation - without spreading Melvin King of Racine, Wis. plant near Center, Tex., as com­ rad Hilton hotel. bagpipe band in the world, marCD all Americans join in prayer that ail state-wide organizations de­ the war to the Chinese Communirt voted to the promotion of educa­ J. Leonard Davies, SVI, nre ex­ The regional board was com­ pensation for services rendered Adamson was chosen for this at SUI home football games alld he may safely pass through the ecutive assistants to the commit­ mainland. posed of four pJ"incipal members the company when he was assist­ year's award, explains John C. bl'!tween halves perform the Hign­ hazards involved and accompHsh tion are being invited to consider 2. A promise that the South the future of television and Its tee. ant to the administrator of the Clasper, president ot the St. An- land fling, sword dance, reels and his self-appointed task with vision Korean army will g t "biaaer and production and marketing admin­ drew society of liIinols, In recogni- hornpipes. In addition to playing and wisdom." effect upon the cultural and edu- ,-__-======__ -, better" durlne his administration, istration in the agriculture d~­ tion ot the stimulus given Ameri- pipes and drums, they sing Scot­ catlonal values oHered the citi­ and that economic aid will COIl­ Appoint Whitlock MacArthur. ousted from his tar zens at the State of Iowa." Sidelights On - partment. can and Scottish relations when Ush folk songs in harmony. east post by President Truman, tinue. To SUI Band .Job Cowart is now in federal prison, the plaid-clad iassles visited Scot~ Organil-ed 'by Adamson in' 193'/ and now chairman of the board of Beardsley's meeting was called 3, A vllstly cheered President serving an 18-month sentence in land last summer. as a male marching group. the Remington Rand, Inc., said the as a direct outgrowth of recent Syngman Rhee, described by a Replacing English another case. He was convicted The 1951 Lord Elgin award fo Highlanders became a feminine present COurse In Korea was iead­ activities of the Iowa joint com­ Eisenhower's spokesman as "more oonfident mittee on educational television. last April ·on a charge of acceptin~ the outstanding Scot or descendant contingent during World War II ing toward a world war. than ever" atter his taiks with 01 a Scot went to Bobby Thomson. when male enrollment dropped. IJCET is a committee established payment from a private firm 10 "There has been a material the general. long-ball hitting third basemitn The kilted lads performed at thll by ~he state board of education he\]) it recover a claim against the change in conditions from those Talk With Official government. whose ninth inning homerun in a New York World's tair of 1939. and the stalB department of pub­ of 20 months ago when I left the Korean Trip Eisenhower also held privote The new indictment is ' based playoff game ,with the Brooklya lic Instruction for the purpose of scene of action," he said, "and the upon allegations that while Cowart Dodgers put the New York Giants stUdying statewide educational discussions about Formosa with solution then availa ble and Jf. Jf. Jf. Maj. Gen. William Chase, head of was still In the department, and it in to the world series that year. Moth~r-in-Law television service for Iowa. The B, DON WHITEHEAD stockholder in the warehouse com­ Highlande ... to EnMnaln capable of su~cess is not now en~ eight member committee is com­ the U. S. military mission to the pany, the company applied for anc\ In tonight's ceremonies. Drum Of Truman Dies tirely applicable. posed of representatives of the WITH EISENHOWER IN KO­ Chinese Nationalists. obtained contracts for lhe storage Major Mary Lou Mortensen, A4, Problems Involved board of education and Its three REA (,4» - If you had been with He left at 8:01 p.m. Frid,lY of commodity credit corporatiO:1 Des Moines. will reign as Heather At White House "A present solution Involves major institutions, and of the de­ Eisenhower the past week, here night, (5:01 a.m. Friday, CST) as goods. queen, and 30 members ot the basic decisions which I recognize partment of public instruction. are a tew of the things you would quietly and secretly as he had band will play the pipes and WASHINGTON (JP)-Mrs. Da v- as improper for public diSClosure Since its establishment In Sep~ have seen: come Tuesday night. drums and sing for the Americans id Willock Wallace, mother-in­ or diSCUSSion, but which in my tember, IJCET has made an in­ NEW YORK (Saturday, 5',0 At a press conference in Seotll Envoy Recalled of Scottish ancestry who least an- law of PreSident Truman, died at opinion can be executed without tensive study of the need tor pro­ a.m.) - Two m.m stepped quick­ he said that "we cllme over fo nually to benefit their old people's the White House Friday after an either an unduly heavy price in viding educational television ser­ ly through the doorway of the lllarn. We have no panaceas, no After Criticizing home in Riverside, illness of several months. She was friendly casualties or any in~ vices in Iowa and ot the develop­ trick ways of settHn, any prob­ 1Il. residence at No. 60 Morningside lems." Gwen Scales, A4, Iowa City, creased danger of provoking unl~ ment of the state-wide e~ucu­ Heights into the cold star-lit Economic f:»olicy will do a drum dance for the 1,500 90 years old. versa I con(lict. tionai television system. night. S.ldle... • 1I0pea Lifted diners, who will include Lord Mrs. Truman was at the bed­ MacArthur's proposals 20 At Beardsley's Dec. 16th meet­ WASHINGTON (R}-Edwin A. One of the men was U.S. Secret The visit skyrocketed hopes of Provost James Miller and Lady side when .her mother died at months ago included bombing of ing, the committee will report on Service Agent Edward Green .nd soldiers bogged down in the neal'­ Locke Jr., roving ambassador in Miller from Edinburgh. 11 :35 p.m., (CST). 4n aide said Red Chinese bases in Manchuria. its investigation and reveal a pro­ the Middle East, was recalled by the other was President-elect zero <-'Old ot Korea's third winter In behalf of the 60 girls who the President got there "just at blockading the Red China coast, posal for the network of educa­ Dwight D. Elsenhower. This was of war. Soldier artor soldier toid the state department Friday to spent two weeks in the land of the end." and utilizing Chiang Kai-Shek's tional television stations in Iowa. the beginning of the Eisenhower correspondents the trip aave them explain his public criticism of the lochs and glens, Miss Morten- The White , House said the Nationalist Chinese forces sta­ Harry Hagemann, member of American economic policy. mission to Korea. hope that if It way to peace can sen will accept a special plaque President and Mrs. Truman will tioned on Formosa. the state board at education, B' Locke is due in Washington be found, Eisenhower wq,wld tlnd honoring the band's part in ce- leave here by train at 6:30 p.m. His speech belore the manu­ chairman of IJCET. Other mem- it. John B. Whitlock Monday night for "consultations," menting relationships ,between the today en route to Independence, the department said. facturers gave no hint of how the Hawaii by Midnite Eisenhower began his secrecy­ two countries. Skeptical at first Mo. for the funeral. "change In conditions" might alter CONSIDERS TRANSFER shrouded (JIght before dawn Snt­ John B. Whitlock has been ap­ In a speech at Blerut, Lebanon, about American gi rls wearing the .. HONOLULU (Sunday) - II the proposals he made then. urday. He slipped out ot NII.v pointed assistant director ot SUI Friday, Locke cited what he called traditional kilts, the Scottish pec>- The tun era 1 15 tentatively WIT H BRITISH COMMON­ was just after midnl,ht when the bands replacing Albert V. English, "failures" of the Point Four pro­ pIe rapidly became fo nd of the sc~eduled ~or Monday. It :WIll ~e MacArthur blasted the Truman WEALTH FORCES IN KOREA, York and drove under cover or administration's handling of the Ilghls ot Honolulu showed on the darkness to Mitchel Field air baSI! who resigned Dec. 1 to accept an­ gram ot technical assistance in the Iowa lassies clad in the authentiC' strictly private. A preSidential Delay by censor (JP)-Maj. John horlwn, sparkling In the dark Korean war in the same fashion sea on Long Island. other teaching position, Charles B. Middle East and called for large tartans of Caledonia's clans. aide said the Trumans requested Eisenhower, only son of PresI­ like jewels reflectin, the brl,ht­ that he did in a series of speeches Members of his 16-man ol!icml Righter, director o( SUI bands, has capital investments. To Aid March of Dims that no flowers be sent. dent-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower. ness of the round mOOl'l. in various sections of the countrY party met him there. Included announced. His Arab audience rose and ap­ A month after their appearance AU presidential engagements disclosed Friday he is considerinl Our ships were traveUng under for the next several days were prior to the national political con­ asking for a transfer to the Fa,r were Chartes E. Wilson of Detro·t. Whitlock has been director 'lt plauded him when he finished false identifications .nd numbers, bands at Loyola university in New talking. cancelled. ventions. East command in Japan. who will be the new secretary of but there was tight security acrOllS Orleans since 1946. He served in Michael J. McDermott, state de­ defense; Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the U. S. navy from 1942 to 1946 partment press officer, said In an­ Junior Law Club the whole Pacllic from San Fran­ chairman ot the Joint Chiefs of and has directed school bands III swering questions by reporters 620 Couples Attend 'Winter Fantasy' Formal cisco to Korea to &\lard agAinst Start, and Herbert Brownell of Illinois and Iowa. that "there are obvious differ­ any leak that Eisenhower was en New York, who will be attorney Whitlock holds an M.A. in music ences in viewpoint" bet wee n To Begin Arguments route. general in the new RepubUcan ad­ from SUI. Locke and the department. minlstratlorf. In Practice Court · Arrives Taesda, Briefed on History Eisenhower arrived in Korea at The first in a series of Junior IWO JIMA (Monday - Eisen­ 7:57 p.m. Tuesday to begin three Law club argumen!.s will be held hower had finally left hill plane, d.ys of ,conferences which could W'orld News Briefs Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the prac­ had been briefed on both the be vital to Korea-and the world. tice court room in the La w buil d­ history and present st.tus of the He vlsitl!d combat units ant! A Condensation of Late Developments ing, according to Arthur O. Leff, island, and had turned in early. talked for many hours with Gen. Iowa City attorney and SUI in­ The general had just ,one to Mark W. CI.rk, U. S. and United SEOUL (SAtURDAY) (R)-Dozens ot Allied planes smashed at structor who is in charge of the bed when Capt, Wayne Melvin of Nations Far East commander, and Chinese Communist positions on the Sniper Ridge sector of the Ko­ practice court arguments. Los Anaeles. rang hls telephone Gen . .Tames A. Van Fleet, chief il l rean central front Friday for thl' third straight day. Fighter-bombers Left said the first case would - thinking it was the number for the U. S. eighth army in Korea. heaped destruction on thE' entrenched Reds with bombs, rockets and be an appeal tried before a dis­ the base commander, His trips to combat units did not lelliecl gasolJne. Other fifth ail' force planes slashed at Communist rail trict court Judge, involving the Telling the story later, Melvin carry him Into the front lines. 'I1Ie Un~s, hit boxcars, bridges, artillery pieces and supply points. Action criminal statutes on the sale ot said: military and secret service were lVas light on the ground. The Reds continued to probe in small force beer. Judge Klldee of Waterloo "l rani No. 10 and after a while care(ul to see that he did not go at Pinpoint Hill, dominant peak of Sniper Ridge. wi ll preside, he said. somebody answered, and I asked beyond division headquarters - The appellant side wll1 be PI'­ • • 0 If Major Weldon wu there. usually three or tour miles from TUNIS. TUNISIA (JP)-Assassins who st.ruck from a motor car sen ted by Paul GOOdland, LS, " He said: No. I'm just a visitor the actual b.tUeline - for secur­ Friday killed Farhat Hached, 39, Tunisia's top lapar leader, an out­ Davenport and Barry.ldlhaar, L3. pere. And then I knew I was ity reasons. SPOken advocate or independence and a trusted adviser of the Bey of Maxwell. Donald Canney, L3, bu­ talking to Eisenhower." On the pneral's last day in Ko­ Tunis. Police theorized that the kill ing might have been organized by buque and David J. Butler. La, rea he held • news conference. Communists or by extreme natlonallst~ who feared that Hached's In­ Mason City. will represent the ap­ then spent the rest of the d.y talk­ fluence In the neo-Destour Independence party was becoming domi­ pellate. nant. Readion to Visit Ing with military leaders. At 8:01 The 'purpose of the practice p.m. he left tor the U. S. • • • court cases is to give the law stu­ KOREA - A whirlwind visit ot BUENOS A1RE8 (,4»-The director or Mgcntl"1l'S national atomic dents experience in presenting comb.t units. energy commission denied Friday that Dr. Ronald kichter, supervisor cases to a district judge on points I asked soldier alter soldier of this country's atomlo pilot plant, had been arrested. The New York of law, Leff said. how he felt about the President­ SHOPPING '1'ImtS said in a dispatch from Buenos Aires that engineers on the The winners of the arguments elect's visit - and there was not DAYS LEn JlfoJect had reported the firing of 300 workers at the plant on Huemel will be .1I0wed to compete in one who did not say he w.. Ilad IIland. Navy Capt. Pedro lraolagoltla, the atomic energy commis­ furlher competition next yea~·. the ,enenl had m.de the trip and lion's director, said there arc "absolutely no grounds" to the reports. Winners in their freshman yenr that he had hopes Zisenhower • • • of law school try cases in their would find a way to end the war. I. MlAMl, FLA. (JP)-The strike of Eastern Air Lines' flight engi­ junior year. Winners in the jun­ At the 3d Division command lleers cnded Friday, and normal service will resume with the com­ ior year have the honor of trying poet, EJ.enhower ate lunch with IIInY's big four-cnllined Constellation planes Saturday. Leverett Ed­ a case before the Supreme Court members of the 15th Reliment - tlard.!J of the Natlonal Mediation Board, WashinJlon, reported that of Iowa their senior year on the DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYED for 6%0 couples at "Winter hntal7," .U-unl­ the battalion which he command­ ~th the company and the flight engineers' union a&~d to place the annual Supreme Court Day eaeh VII"U, formal Friday evenlne at the Iowa Memorial Union. The evenlne wu h16hlt1bte4 with the pre­ ed only 12 ye.n .,0 IS • lieuten­ lllapute over pay In mediation. Edwards laid he sent a telegram at 4:30 spring. .entatlon or a cake !II ElIIncton, DommemoraUn.. the 25th .nnlve.... ry of hla orehes..... 11Ie presellta­ ant colonel. The IOldiers didn't Wn. (CST) to both side. calling on them to end the strikl! and let the Left said three other cases will don wu made durlnc • b.1f hour broa4raat over W8U1. A Christmas silit wu preeented durlq In­ know they weUl to lunch with _Iter. be handled in mediation under the terms of the Railway La­ be tried be Core Christmas vaca­ termlnlon by Delta Delta Delta and Kapp. K.ppa Gamm. IOelal IOr.rIU•• and Delta Tau Delta and Eisenhower until they' saw him _Act. tion. SllIna Alpha Iplilon IOelal fr.ternltles, climb from a jeep, I PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN. SATURDAY. DEC. 6. 1952 Interlude Up '~4ustry, Armed Forces Team ------_ ... -- '{ Ib CENTRAL PRESS NEW YORK-Fantastic new in­ dustrial developments-for peace use as well as war-are In the l.indquist Is making. And chiefly because of WASHINGTON (.4")- A feortance anrt were prepared to Richards, as executive director. Great Britain and the United rope and the United States. Union private Qining room. 12;15 pm BETA KAPPA BtJ8~88 • SflCnd whatever money was need­ pervisory personnel could all have boys and it was hard getting ad­ sat down together in one small Another retired admiral, H. D. justed to everything again." States on numerous points give This sort of thing tends to put p.m .• Monday. Dec. 8. meeting. 4:30 p.m. Monda)" Det. ed to bring it to fruition. 15. in the senate chan\ber Old • room. To do what was required Nuber. is in charge at Salf Fran­ For exampie: Ole had never rise to the idea that more joint Britain in one compartment and ot New M~ Developed cisco. and a retired commodore THIS SUNDAY AT WESLEY Ca}litOl. Agenda InclUde! eled)On I r· of us, we transferred some 1,500 ridden in-a,..,Ga1l until his trip to the United States.in another. "A current example is titanl- supervisory and technical person­ J. A. Cranston. serves in Wash­ preliminary work needs to be done House students lrom all protestant of new members. Membets Jre ' Omaha after his release. "I went Both nations now take steps at urn metal. a development of spe- nol from other activities - not ington. in in the horse and buggy days." before either nation makes major groups on calhpU$ 'Yill ea t together urged to attend. cial interest to the armed forces. counting 600 tbat went off to President-elect Eisenhower is Ole is out of a ' job right now. policy announcements. times which lead to public disputes at 5:45 p.m. Both married students among the honorary life members. Today. at their direction. we are help make ammunition and an­ but isn't worried. It·s the stack A Joint Chiefs of Staff for politi­ rather than calm conferring. Some and single students will join In thIs SUUNDA Y ~VENlNO, DEC. '. expanding to increase our output other group that went out into season right now at the shoe re­ cal and ecoJ?,omlc matters seems to of this Is inevitable. Some of It supper. Following the supper at the Firesi club of the Unitarian " of this new metal which we un- the dcsert to make plutonium. We pair shop where he has been be needed almost as much as it could be eliminated if there were 7:30 p.m. the Student Christian church will bear Prof. David ddl~ d,rstand has military applications had the talent - it was neces­ working. was for military matters during more conferring before public Council will present Chr~stmas speak on "Objectivity and M~ ot great significance. The point is sary for us only to change t!'le WSUI ~R06RAM Awaiting Parole End the war. stands are taken. yespers in the Methodist church. Media Information." Cost supper that Y{e started formal research direction of its activities. "We're looking torward to next There are differences in politi- at 5:30; me~ting at 7. . work on titanium metal in 1946 "A few weeks ago I visited the April when my parole is up. We're rowA CITY ENGINEERS CLUlI ahd after six years of intensive site of a new plant our cOmpany cal attitudes toward areas such as 8 000 AFROTC CALENDAR going to her home town, Indlan­ China where trade is vastly impor- , will meet Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. in ROGF;R WILLIAMS FELLOW· effort are still only at the stage- is building for the Atomic Energy S.turday. " ••ember O. lD~Z Hotel Jefferson dining room. R. B. where we can manufacture in pilot commission. Some 1,800 technical 8:00 Morning Chapel lao where I hope to start up a tant to the British and mu.ch less Men to Be Ca lied ship a nd the l-utherlln Studeht as· 8:15 News important to the U. S.. Just as Vlack of tbe Standard oil Com­ plant quantities. Without that and supervisory personnel already shoe repair shop." soclation wUl hold a joint· Sno,,­ R:;vl Raturd8Y Serenade After luncheon they started' there are differences where the pany will speak on "EngIneering Ride. Saturday, Dec. 8. Everybody background. development of Ii are on the job. to serve as a nu­ 9 :00 Organizations 'WASHINGTON (.4» - The air Science Is the Key." 9:30 Chapel Echoes home to a rooming house just two economies meet head-on In is invited to come to either stUdent commercial plant even on an cleus of the operating force to 9:45 Red Nichols Show world markets. force said Thursday it expects to emergency basis would have been come. Their professional talents 10:00 News across the street from the hos­ cen ler any time; ride leaves Lu· 10: 15 Bonjour Mesdames call to active duty about 8,900 air :IHE CHRISTMAS PARTY Of' theran Student house at . 9 p.rn. imposdble. We need re~all that the cover a wide range, but I tbink I pital where she works. There are traditional differences 10:30 Sa lety Speaks "You can go home and tW'n on in approach to such things as the force reserve officer training Delta Phi A~pha, honorary Ger­ In case of rain, an informal party development of alummum to a make my point best by telling you 10:45 Health Chats man fraternity will be held Thurs­ practical st&ge took more than 25 that until recently they were con­ 11:00 Here Is AUstralia the faucet and make out like it·s Russian problem. with Britain in~ corps men who will be commis­ will be held instead. 11 : 15 Serenade 111 Blue Niagara Falls, N.y.... he joked. elined to wiggle and squirm and ~ay, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the years." cerned with such non-atomic and II :30 Recital Hall sioned between next May 1 and Union River room. Prollam and 11 :59 Prayer tor Peace negotiate where the U. S. inclines UNITED WORLD FEDERAL· Greenewalt pointed out that non-military activities as paints, "We may get thcre sometime for April 30. 1954. It said they wlll refreshments. ,Bring small chlt­ 12 :00 Rhythm Rambles a belatcd honeymoon." to be more direct. ists wlll hold an executive coun· "full),; half ot du Pont's present insecticides. textile fibers, motloo 12 :30 News get their orders within four dl'en's gifts not exceeding 25 cents cil meeting Sunday. Dec. 7. Com· sales arise out of products tha't 12 :45 IsI.s of Melody Right now, for instance. the in price. Bring your. l\Iesu. Ad­ 1:00 Musical ChalJl Commonwealth conference in Lon­ months aIte!; they are commis- mlttee members as well as coun· were laboratory curiosities or in 2:00 Vole... of Europe mission is 35 cen Is per person. cil members are urged to attend. 1heir commercial infancy 20 years Ike Representative 2: 30 Music by Roth don is reported to be against any sioned. Register In room 101, SchaeUer 3:00 London Forum Farm Bureau Chief extension of thc Korcan war to Tbe meeting will be heid in the ago." 3:30 Proudly We HIllI The 8.000 will be all the AF­ hall by noon, Tuesday, Dec. 9. YWCA lounge of the Union at 4:00 University of Chlca,o Roundtable Red China itself. and Britain feels Top Priority TraJnin~ Invited to Talks ROTC students who are non-vet­ 4:30 Tea TIme Melodl... unable to provide larger forces for 2:30 p.m. In the association's partnersh ip WASHINGTON (JP}-The Tru­ 5:00 Stories 'N Stuff Says Farmer Victim erans 01' who are not deferred for THE ORDE.. Of' AKTJJS WILL man administration-committed to 5:30 News the fight in Korea. Yet both of graduate study. The air force said with th.e defense department. the 5:45 Sports Time meet at the D &. L Grill at noon THE HILLEL FOUNDATION training and pooling of scientists keeping the stabilization program thesc lire now considered in the there are no plans at present t6 e:oo Dinner Hour U. S. as strong a Iternati ves to a Tuesday. Dec. 9. Dr. William Mar­ will bold a get · acquainted d,nee, and their helpers assumes top pri­ going until the Republicans take 6:55 News Of Price Squeeze call any AFROTC graduates with tin will speak on "0"1> A Data in the from 3 to 5, this Sunday afternOon 7:00 Opera P.M. , continued stalemate after the lal­ prior military service. ority. over - suggested Thursday that 9:40 News National Archives." at the house. 122 E. Market. ~. SEATTL~ (JP)-The head of the est UN truce offer has been for­ "As industry has become more President-elect Eisenhower may 9:55 Soorts HlahUghls Those who are ordered to active (reshments will be served. 'Sundt: want to send representatives to sit 10:00 SIGN OFF • big American Farm Bureau Fed­ mally turned down by the Reds. service may apply for flying train­ complex and more highly mechan­ M•• day, Duernber " J96-' eration said Thursday the nation's TIlE MONTHLY MEETING OF night supper will be served at I in on handling of wage-price con­ 8:00 Mornln, Chapel The greatest problem before ing or advanced technical tralni~ . ized. just so have'the demands in­ farmers are victims of a price the Education Wives' club will be p.m. creased for specialized training trois. 8:15 News Britain and the Commonwealth is About 4,300 graduates of the 1952 at 7:45 p,m., Tuesday, Dec. 9. lit 8:30 Protestant Thought squeeze that could be serious for class were ordered into active among its people." Greenewalt Michael DiSalJe said he had . :20 Etclll.,.1 10 Poetry economic. The London conference the Wesley, House Annex. 213 OLASSICS DEPAKTMENT COf· the country's economy. service last summer. said. "To build a mo~em chemical made that suggestion to Henry e :30 The Bookshelf has been held to decide what po- Market st. Mr. Lee. of the Aldow fee hour In 11 0 Schaeffer It))I, e:.5 Bakers Dozon Federation President Allan ~. plant. for example, requires the Cabot Lodge, who is Eisenhower's 10 :00 News Florist Shop Will display Christ­ 3:15 to 4:30 p.m.• TuesdllY. Ded. services of more than 100 kinds (If general liaison man here. DISalle 10:15 Here'. An Idea Kline of Chicago made this com­ mas floral arrangements. Showing of stereo color .lide. Jt engineers. To operate it requirt!s made his announcement at the 10:30 Music You Want ~ent in an interview as the first classical art by .Mr. Orazlo 'rum­ 11 :00 Music Tells Slorle. of an expected 5,000 farm leaders an even more bewildering array White House a fter a visit with 11:15 Music Bo" STUDENTS ENBOUR» IN agalJ\. Coffee at 3:.5. Anyobe' in­ ot arrived for the group's 94th annual special talents. President Truman. 11 :30 Let There Be Light the college of Uberal uti who live terested Is welcome, 11 :45 Gu.. t Star convention. starting Sunday. ''';I'hese special abilities. mostly DiSalle, former price adminis­ 11 :59 Prayer for Peace In town, and not those in univer­ trator. is. now serving as a consul­ 12:00 Rhythm Ramble. Kline. a former Vinton. Ia .• sity housing, can now pick up their LUTHERAN STUDENTS WIL\o !echnical in character. are the re­ 12 :30 News sult ot long yeaTS. of training and tant to Stabilization Director Rog­ farmer. said the farmer's econom­ second semester delinquent slips trim the Christmas tree at 1111 12:45 Meet Our Guest ic position is growing increasing­ expe~ence. They cannot be crc- er Putnam. 1:00 MUllcal Chall In room 10~, Schaeffer hall. Stu­ student hOUle, 122 E. ChUi'dl on 1:55 BOYI and Girls of Bookland ly insecure and needs attention. dents In university housing 1'1111 Saturday, Dec. 8 at • 'p,m. Tben 2:10 Late 11th Century Muolc CALENDAR 3 :00 Music Hall VarleU... For two years, he said. farm UNIVERSITY receive theirs through 'Proctors. will be no !.SA meeting as aucb ~ : ~ News prices have been weakening. while 3:45 NovaUrne SATURDAY. DECE~ER 6. 1952 VOL. XXIX. NO. liZ on Sunday night, Dec. " .,ut ItU: 4:00 Wesleyan Workshop costs have continued rising. Kline THE CHAPERONES' Ody gold·filled case, in yellow or white. 1:30 ' 3:1141 - ~:OO Christmas' formal. sponsored by Remember 1:00 • 9:110 in aMuSical' j Yet, only $71.50. either st\1del1t the pledge class, will be held to­ Tight Little Hie IoFeabare leaves Lu· 9 :110" night from 9 until 12 p.m. at the IslJI.nd? at 9 p.m. a) longines $1 15 FTI This Is Its 11 chapter house. "A saucy packed WIth party A man's watL1l of command ing ap­ Riotous A'[:;;.-j 1\ nP pearance. Case of 14K gold . Wonder· Music will be provided by the Successor English fully accurate. Varsity cl ub band of Cedar Rap­ ids. l~~~~~~:... c~medy: .. th. J. Songs, Girls As an authorized ' Longines· Wiltnauer Jeweler Agency, we are qualified by ex· Colleen Murphy, A2, S i a u x ' pldure II perience and professional watchmaking City, is chairman of the decora­ delightful! " skill to assure your entire satisfaction tions committee and Elba De­ and Dazzling on any watch purchase. Budget terms. Camp, A2, Newton, is chairman of the refreshments committee. Lou Hruska, A3, Dubuque, is .Scenes by the socia I chairman. Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hult, Mrs. Herbert Her., triumphantly I "Dozen! Ballard, Delta Upsilon house­ brought to the scr.en il Al llJlliDeS I. Wilb1auer Watclles have 17 Jewels mother, and Mrs. Ralph E. Over­ More Lauqhs on. of the great Itorie. holser, Delta Gamma housemoth­ of all tlme-th.lmmortal From 37.50 and up er. - the Funniest "Disarmlncly ...... Brazen" ....,_.Y- drama of Jean Valjean ...... ~- ALLIANCE TO MEET Man on the Scr• • n -N.Y. Times ...... , ...... and the relentle'l Jayert. JEWELER ...... ,...... -•... ~ Delta Delta Delta alumnae al­ - .,.. ' "'" 1-Y.. li ance will hold its annual MR. MAGOO CARTOONS B~y on Our L<;Iy-Away Plan Christmas party Monday, Dec. 8, "Pink. Blue Blues" " Ragtime Bear" at the home of Mrs. Erling Thoen, .",11'1£1 ml" fli lUCII!$ ·III1I11[1 wml£l " Sp ~llbound Hound" ¥l26 Kirkwood 3 I STARTING AT THE CAPITOL TUESDAY Victor Hugo's TODAY A FILM YOU!LL NEVER FORGET . .. SEARING DRAMA Thru TUESDAY ...no vo, Itehr... paulonotol., re-creat.cU ~-... NOT A Fo~11'ft ..IIV. Production! Q INAWKA Searing drama that ~ BOunds the heartcry of a nation ... told Z in the terrifically Errol Ruth ii moving story of a ~ leI busload of children 81 Z from nowhere- adrift 1I1U1/1 FLYNN • ROMAN II ~~uI-AI.I. 1M S'-ra .f - in a friendless world! A... ,.G" .... 8ta&'e - ScreeD Mlara Michael Debra Robert Edmund .....RfNNIE··CIImI_·U_· PAGH· NEWfON ___ . GWENN · _ _ M laru Prod .... ., _ ... _ !lor ., ... W.INEI lWOS 001 KOHlMAR ·lfIj MI1S1L1(·1OAIIII r.DfHY

WI114 ROBERT KEITH APARAMOUNT .-. PICTURE with ADELE JERGENS - P LU8- JAMIE SMITH MO THE C.l. r Cart • •• CHEZ PAREE " Tbe Lilli. DIDllWMn BI _e C ....·, DINA PESKIN ADORABlES JOHN SLATER - LATI NEWS - I ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT AD"EnT18E~fENT ADVEltTISElIlENT ADVEnTISEMENT PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY rOWAN, SA'tt11lDAL, DEC. 6, SUI ...Stations r 0 Repeat ,: Ue r Binaural Broadcasting Brings Jj SN~ .I 'if :,,'; Releaset F M MilT"plu,"~ FOR UNITED 1I DISTINCTIVE P,e'arsonrs Drugstore Specializes in Unusual Se'rvices, Gifb FM "'" ~ Laundromat Pearson's Drug Store, at the . UN Secretar) Ttrvtsmitttr YET INEXPENSIVE Helps Iowa Citians corner of Linn and Market sts. in fired nlne r Iowa City, is one of those fri':!ndly \ ployes Frida! GIFTS Economize drug stores thn t offer their cu~­ ) swer questlol • tomers a tremendous variety of 'versive activ When *the Iowa* City *Laundro­ services. Located in the very ce.,­ Ihe McCarral HALL'S mat was in need of new: manager­ ter of Iowa City's convenient near He warnec ship shortly aiter World War II, north Side shopping district Pear­ in a formal GifT Stanley Davis purchased the in­ .son's has a distinct parking ad­ would take tl dependent organization. He is now vantage. It IS a rare thing not ',0 ture cases, in his fourth successful year of be able to park close by. mended by I SHOP ownerstlip. In addition to the professional ternational jl Davis has 56 machines in op­ part of this drug store a number Friday's Be of extra services are offered. eration thirteen alld one-half number ffr~ American Express company mon­ refusals whl We Make hours a day for his customers. ey orders are obtainable at Pear­ The Iowa City Laundromat is the created a " son's any time they are open, Assistant S only one of its kind in this area. from 8:30 a.m. until 10 p.m. every Davis has a simple formula of ron Price w THIS IS HOW IT WORKS-Binaural broadcastinr week will be ob­ day but Sunday when Pearson's staff associ served by SUI radio tations WSUI and KSUI-FM Dec. 8-13. As catering to every whim of the is open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. public, first, by his use of good drew an in shown In the dlarram, two microphones pick up the sounds and Pearson's also serves as a col­ employes re transmit them throurh both the WSUI and KSUI-Fl\l transmitters. equipment, and second, he goes lection depot for bills payable to Likewise, in the home of the listener, two radio receivers are uled to considerable length to provide the Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Finn -a replar (AM) set a"d a frequency modulaUon (FM) set_pae~d his customers with special. ser­ company. They always sell postage The associ about 10 feet apart The university stations presented the first Iowa vices. stamps. ficlal r.ecog binaural broadcast on Nov. 19, and favorable response from listen­ The Laundromat IS mainly a SUI Students Employed secretariat ers has brourht about "binaural week." self-service operation, to provide The prescription department is the firings the customer with washing equip­ the most important department (if fiden t ea use ------at ,ered the w The two SUI radio stations will the microphones and the slight BARZES CANDIES ment. It also has attendant ser­ this store. There are three grad­ uate 'egistered pharmacists e'm­ Sen. Alex again broadcast binaurally next difference In time of the sounds' vice. With this the customer needs week after successfully staging arrival at the two cars is main­ F======:; only place the clothes in the auto­ ployed full time. In addition to a member 0 the first "three-d i men s ion a 1 tained. matic washing machines. The these three are an equal number and probabl broadcast" in the state Nov. 19, Sounds are transmitted through rest of the washing operation is of students from the SUI college eign relatlo ot pharmacy who are helping Carl H. Menzer, director of the the microphones and through both accomplished by the attendants next senate, themselves towards' an educatIon stations, announces. the WSUI (amplilude modulation) for a 10 cent service charge. news. while helping Pearson's with thei I' !~ :f" Stations WSUI and KSUI-FM and KSUI (frequency modula­ HERE IS WHAT THOSE w~o hced the sloran "it PIlYS to park at Pearsons" will find when they Wiley has The charge for one washer is 35 work. problem fo will air three programs by the bi­ Hon) transmitters. Likewise, in cents, including the soap. If the wlllk through the door. The soda fountain, ice cream and candy on the right, the prescription depart· nnural technique during the week Another interesting thing about me~t In the rear, magazines and newspapers to the left Inslcte the door. One picture may speak louder had propose the home of the listener, two ra­ A Yellow customer wishes the attendant to in response to many Iowa listen­ dio reoeivers must be used to get this store is the wonderfUl ice than a thousand words but, one/ picture cannot possibly show all the things Pearson' stock to f1l1 their given the a ers who heard 1:he first broadcast, add bleaCh, blueing, or heavy soil cream they feature. The ice cream customers' needs. cit rant wiln the binaural effect - a regular compound, the charge is 5 cents according to Menzer. (AM) set, tuned to WSUI at 910 3131 has been made especially tor decided he for each. When the automatic Pearson's for nearly 20 years, ex­ season, with all the hurry and when you sta~t getting ready for "Taggert's Keyboard," a 15- kilocycles, and an FM set, tuned "LET ONE CALL Lie Ac minute program of piano stylings to 91.7 megacycles. The sets completes the wash the attendant cept for a time dUlmg the war hustle, you will enjoy shopping Christmas. YELLOW • CHEKCER years when butter fat was tori In a rela by James Tag g e r t, A3, Des should be spaced about 10 teet places the clothes in the extractor at this courteous store. There are Features Pens, Pencils DO IT AU" to be damp dried. scarce to make this fine product. many lovely gifts on display. Per­ accepted the Moines, will be heard Monday at apart in the room, with the listen­ CAB This store has a complete line Elizabeth C 7:30 p.m. The second show, "The er seated at an equal distance The clothes are then ready to Ice Cream Made Specially fumes a nd toiletry sets by rna ny Pearson's deluxe ice cream 1s famous makers inCluding Co~, of Shaeffer pens and pencils, committee Music HOul·... will be presented from each receiver. be fluff dried in the gas-heated she had be Wednesday at 8 p.m. "Gloria dryers. The charge is 20 cents per made only in vanilla and is avail­ Yardley, DuBarry, Richard Hud'­ Singly and in sets. The new Westinghouse able in gallons, hali gallons, or, in nut, Max Factor, Tabu, Ciro, Shaeffer "Snorkel" pens are now LAUNDRY ing the 193 Cooke Sings" wili be the last of load for the use of three ma­ All those the week's binaural broadcasts, chines. After this balf hour of bulk, hand dipped. All the foun­ Shulton, Tawn, Courtley, and in stock and they are the newest French Researcher tain specialties are made with many othel' producers of fine thing in fo untain pens. If you have UN contrac Friday at 7:30 p.m. fast, efficient service~Ahe custo­ this superior product which ex­ 011 fore were e Binaural broadcasting creates a mer's clothes are packed and gifts. someone your list who would plains why the malts, milk shakes, like a Ronson lighter for Christ­ CLEANING ary basis. three-dimensional effect com­ To Lecture Here ready to be taken home. Pearson's also has a huge stock parable to that obtained with the sodas and sundaes are better llt of greeting cards, wrappings. tree mas you will find a most complete 9 Rt After washing at home the cus­ stereoscope in vision. Program Pearson's soda fountain. lights, tinsel, snow and a lot of array of pocket and table lighters tomer may bring his clothes to the The nine sounds appear to come from the On Aesthetic Art· During the. coming Christmas other things you'n be needing a t Pear son · ~. laundromat and the attendants ters were: actual location of the sound ------~------~------Frank C. will put the wash through the efficien t service has not changed 50urce, and if the source moves Prof Lucien Rudrauf, of the the docume drying process.' since the Laundromat opened sill: during the program the listener French national center of r e­ year; Hope is immediately aware of it. search, will speak on the aesthelic THnltAS ELFCTllm The price of the Laundromat's I years ago. Do'mby Boot Shop Has HI I!:. Washlngton Pbone 7735 populations To create this effect, the station aspei!ts of the Apostles at Em­ Phone ~l?? " 3}2 S. Dubuque the depar llses two microphones in the stu­ maus, as they appear in the illus­ fairs, $7,500 dio, spaced approximately th1l trations of this theme in western Array of Gift Slippers search on same distapre. apart as the human art, Monday at 8 p.m. 1 0'1 Laundromat's 11 Dryers PHONE 2530 Lamplighters by Joyce are the $9,000; Juli ears. In elfect, the listencr's ears The lecture, sponsored by the editor in th are tranSferred to the location of Graduate oollege and the Hu­ latest note in the at-homc foot- '\ Sk'i $7,300; Ja manities SOCiety, will be in the wear wardrobes of beauty-loving I Home Tools $5.000; Ale Shambaugh lecture room of the ,.. women. For lamplit hours of lux- I who prepar SUI library and will be' illus­ F Russia , $8 SUI TV to Give urious relaxation these glamorous trated by slides. or Shop, Hobbyists $10,000 a y Rudrauf has done extensive stay-at-homes with a gala going- Ira de analy Hydriidllics Program research in tbe psychology of to-a-party sparkle add a note of a ,6,000 j artistic creation. His main work elegance to lounging wardrobcs. Carried by Nagle's Leon Elve in this field is a study on the Hydraulics will be featured on First of all, there are tho e in- clerk. "The University Hour" television French painter, E. Delacroix. In If putting things together faster, dispensable cross..()ver scuffs so or disassembling them for service show at 1 p.m. Sunday over WOC­ recent years he has done several 323 E. TV, Davenport, according to John studies on themes of art history. easy to slip into and so easy to I or repair is your hobby, you need Gover Ulrich, director of the show. A volume on the theme of the pack for week-end or vacation Skil home shop and homebuild­ Included in the half-hour pro­ Annunciation, published in 1945, trips. These simple tailored scuffs er's tools from Nagle Lumber land gram will be a film on the Iowa has attracted wide attentiqn aud are available in smooth leather company. BOB Institule of hydraulic research, among aestheticia~s and histor­ "WANT TO SEE YOU" which was filmed on the campus in navy, white, red, green, yellow, Nagle's Ski! hume ehop special For FI ians of art. A new book by Rud­ ,It Pays for Winter Changeover of SUI, plus an interview wilh rauf on the Apostles at Emmaus or if you want this style with just ' six-inch saw just Clln't tnatch any The U. S. three members of the institute , . . • !\totor Tuncup • Gas is being printed in Paris. a little more glamour, you can I at Its pnce of $39.95. It has all the • Oil 0 Anti Freeze granted a statt. Christ's appearance to tIle Ap­ government have it in soft black velvet. These features of salVs costing many ~ Lubrica tion • llatter'es The film will tell the history, ostles at Emmaus often has been Park at land iljvolv scuffs come with the new limes more. functions, typical problems and illustrated by artists, am 0 n g fo ~ m acres for t the educational work of the hy­ them Rembrandt. Rudrauf has rubber cushioning for added com- For the home owner, mainten- nood cont draulics institute. It will also show been studying this subject for fort. U'lce and repair man who uses a Iowa City. much of its equipment and gener­ several years in France, England, The judg THE LAUNDROMAT'S HEAD ATTENUANT, lIefbert Platteter, is Other Styles Listed sa,:" intel'mi~tently,. this specially al activities. Holland, Belgium and Italy. . prlCed saw JS the' Ideal buy. The GtJ:Q'; t·] , . the U.S. Don Knoepfler, A4, Iowa City, sbown operating- one of the 11 gas-heated dryel'll. PJatteter keel'S If you like your toes covercu I~aw cuts two-inch dressed lum­ southern di will act as moderator and ques­ things hummlnlr for the Laundromat. He maintains and operates aU you can have a closed toe scuff bcr, sfone. plastic and composi­ For the enport. The tioner for the 'live" portion of the for the Laa.ndromafs equipment. The Lilundromat, located at 24 S. Van in interesting poodle clo. '\ in tions safely and quickly. A spe­ demnation School Armv Buren st.. opens lor the first wash at 7:30 a.m. with &he last wash program. He will interview C. S. grey. white or bJack sparked with rCia l non-glare f.oot .cuts reflection, BEST daratlon 0 Yih and Philip G. Hubbard, both Reserve Officers • at 7:30 p,m. Monday Ihrourh Thursday. Closlnr time on these days . . . . has accura te slghtmg notches to Nov. 24. T research engineers at the insti­ Is 9 p.m. The first wash on Friday and Saturday ls at 7:30 a.m., It a hau'-l'Ibbon bow of shmmg S3t- e:J sily follow line of cut. is de- in for the pos tute, and also acting director John Established Here Kelley the last wash d 3:30 p.m. and the Laundromat closes at 5 p.m. in. Or, the same style comes in a sig.'rd nnd built to rillid specHi­ the govern S. McNown. new honey bear scuff as soct and tation: Property During the course of the inter­ Dramatic An army officer reserve corps Triple Feature - cuddly as your beloved childhood Drill lHeels ReqUirements .. be paid fro view the three, who also instruct school is being established in Iowa Cleaners Comedy the govern , in the department ot mechanics City. Beginning Thursday, it will teddy bear. In fact, you can have Na rle'" lrmous ::>kil home shop a matching honey bear, with a one-fourth inch drill meets al­ the court. p.,~ hydraulics, will tell about spe­ meet the first three Thursday eve­ "Home of the Shirt Foreign pertlitUe honey bee atop its heac!. most evcry drilling requiremcnt The land cial projects of the institute and nings of each month at 7:30 on the That Smiles" the huge r tile mternational aspect of th?ir third floor of the Paul-Helen Plus 24·Hour'II • Service which wiil Win a spot in your for hOme repairs, workshop and Gilbert St. grown-up heart. hobby projects. Scientifically en- FILMS project und work in hydraUlics. building. Iowa river All interested reserve officel's. * * * * t * b* th Joyce has designed on~ little gineered fol' greater balance and Constructio Varsity CleanHs has been 10- All garmen. scan e mo . - lamplighter which would ay-at- ease 0 f h an dlJng,' It. has a ca paci ty active or inactive, including med­ . ceased tem cated just across from Schaeffer nroo f e d WI th ou t..cnarge an d WI th I home beside the fire, or go danc- 0 f one-f ourt h 0 f an mc. h i n .steel ical and dental corps personn ~ l, hall, 17 E, Washington st. for d h If ' h . of funds, 'b Community' Chest no moth ball odor. l ing gaily to the holl'day partl·es. an one- a of an Inc In har'l - are invited to enroll in the school. over 40 years. It is owned and . ... for thl: proj Credits can be earned at the school operated by Cecil G. Anciaux and The Cr3venette process, Var- This is a low wedge, closed toe wood . . Ole-cast aluminum, " 1'",, eb-Iier appr Deadline 'Extended for retirement, retentlon or both Glenn E. Roberts. sity Cleaners' third feature, gives and heel pump of soft black vel- housing provides thl' IIrcatest , The Community Chest deadline in the active reserve. > Anciaux purchased the clean- clothes a resistance to all liquids. vel. Trimmed with a tailored strength and lightest weight. has been extended indefinitely Furt!}er information and appli­ WIKEL ing plant in July of 1946 upon his It can be applied to any material. faille bow it has a simple elegance When used with moderately ALWAYS GOOD F.r'OD with the hope of reaching the cation forms may be obtained from d'scharge from the service. Rob- After this application, if liquids which puts its wearer at ease in priced SkU home shOp accessoriI'S and Capt. John Thomas, Veterans hos­ erts became a partner in the firm are spilled on the garment they any party scene, this model "'iJi aim grind, buff, $35,240 goal, Prot. Robert Ray, TYPEWRITER CO. 'MEAt A MINUTE' SERviCE director ot SUI's institute of pub­ pital; Maj. Frederick McDowelJ, in January of 1952. He had form- may be immediatelly brushed off Gift Wrapping Free polish, sand, and brush. A de- lic affairs aod head or the local English department; Maj. Jacob Authorized ROYAL Dealer erly worked as pick-up and de- with no trace left of the mjs- For your own lamplit hours 01' pendable tool for all-around home AT Wegmuller, Baron Motor supply; "The Un campaign, said Friday. Typewriter Speclal1sts livery man while attending SUI. hap. The solution also heJ~s pre- for a 10veJy gift, the Joyce lamp- usc. dress by S Collections have now reached or Maj. Frederick Beebee, regis­ ENTALS Varsity Cleaners provides a vent garments from. wrmkling lighters at the Domby Boot Shop Versatile Kit Featured trar's oUice. Hancher, n $31,200 which is 89 per cent of the triple service leature. and holds the crease In trousers. would be perfect Prices range Naglo Lumber company a lso pamphlet fo goal. Two divisions have topped Ofticer in charge of the school REPAIRS Ail garments are cleaned in This is a n~tionallY advertised from $3.95 to $iO.95, and the has a versatile kit which allows is Lt. Col. Robert Schmickle. 12 . Dubuque The 16-p their goals. The reSidential divi­ ALES perchlorethylene, a dry cleaning process and IS used by many Domby Boot Shop will gift wI'ap the ownCI' to get the most from by Preside sion, whose goal was 55,040, has ERVICE solvent. This is the latest in mod- manuf~cturers of clothi~g. without additional charge. his Ski! one-fourth inch drlli. Beta Kapp collected $5,511 for 109 per cent S ern drycleaning. It does not leave Varsity Cleaners' maIO feature Wh'1 . h 5 This compact kit contains the DOUG'S of its goal. The Public Service Storm to Address odors that arc caused by pe- is their 24-hour oervice. Clothes I e you are In t e Dom y members 01 23 B WashIng-ton Dial 8-1051 P Boot Sho t k ti t tl I drill and 19 practical ncccssollics ter May 19. units, with a goal of ~ 1,(140, have Iowa Book Club -::~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~t~r~o~le:.':u~m~b~a~s~e~d _s~o~l:v:en~t~s.:.. ____ thatready he the checked next. The in one24-hour day ser-are beautiful. P.shoes, a e manyme 0 With~ee bagle sI' for drilling, grinding, brushing, COFFEE SHOP The pam oeIlected 52,112 which Is 129 per S. Clinton' cent oC their goal. vice is included in pick-up and made of .exactly th~ same leathel' polishing, and buffin a,t. A hol'i­ SUmmer 'by The llOiverslty division hag Colton Storm, associate direc- ; dclivery with no extra charge. or mateflal and deSIgned to match zontal bench stand perrni Quick, primarily f tor of the William Clements li_ h I ea y conversion Of thll drill to Q chapters contribUtions totaling $7,232, or ...., AII types of n epair work on testy e of the shoe. You may stationary bench !lxtur, whioh In brary at the University o~ Mich- ; DOUG'S 96 per cent of its $7,540 goal. garments are handled by Varsity choose from I. Miller, Johansen, leaves both hands Cr c for hand­ hl.h BchoQI igan, will speak at the Iowa M"­ Cleaners. If any reweaving is Brltish Walkers, Joyce, Grayflex, ling work. A sturdy steel cllse SUI gradul ~orial Union Tuesday at 6:30 DINER Who have b p.m. at a dinner meeting of ttle Memo: needed the garments are sent to Old Maine Trotters, British Brev- provides neat storage and easy WSUI To Broadcast experts. itts, Cobblers and others. currying from place to place. 630 Iowa Ave. tiona 1 hono Iowa Book Collectors club. Know your icu;elerl Copies m Classics on Wednesday Storm, an authority on early SUI relistr American books and midwestern hall. The SUI department of music, history, is the author of "lnvita­ Alger's Jewelry Give HIM Skil T0015 in coil abortion with WSUI, wlJl tion to Book Collecting." He is VARSITY CLEANERS present contemporary and classi- also secretary of the Clements I. Fuiks Free Moth­ cal selections on the "Wednesday Associates, a group of men and lOVernment Evening Music Hour" at 8 p.m. women interested in books and ProoflnQ for Christmas , Hands Jewelry Store Service ,. SKIt SAWS rl Santini Wednesda.y. \ boole collecting. DRILLS SANDERS many FllIpl Included on the program will be Members of the Book Collectors durin I the Buonamente's Sonata (rom Sonate ' club will give a one minute report HerMen & Stocker HAMMERS, . HATCHETS SAWS et Canzonl, Dietz's Modern Moods on their progress of collectl"1 and D I A L· ... ~ 1'1I,lnles-ln HOME SHOP TOOLS A USEFUL HOBBY Insldent E for Brass Sextet. Hartmeyel"~ reading, and the orlanizing com­ Leonard's Jewelry "Negev." tone poem for brass in- mittee will &ive a report on the 4153 'ted a com lijiion of t Btruments. Mozart's Serenade No. club's constitution. LAUNDROMAT Ptck-Up Ind Delivery HALF·HOt1R SER\r,ICE NAGLE LUMBER CO, ~rlual1y til I m C MinOT, and Schmltt's "Llod TI kets for the dinner !Ire $~.5() J7 i. WASIONGTON ~r Manlla i e.t Scilerao." and will be sold at the dOQr, zt s. Van Duren BYnIE DAM DIAL 8·lll3

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Brings Iolal Ib 18 Magazine X Sell It ... Swap It ... Rent It ...with a Low-Cost Iowan Want Aci! • r Released THis Yea r To Give Man I WANT AD RATES l Miscellaneous For Sale Autos for Sale - Used Loat and Found UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JP)­ • ------. D[NING room suite, da\'enPQTt and I~ FORD t'Oupe. 12 N. Ollbert. LOST: maSRI. ian ....th.r ""M on CUn­ lIN Secretary General Trygve Lie I\"e day ...... _.. _... So per wor. chair, .plnet d.sk. ... 5tove. retrlK­ "'" or DubuqUl!. Phon. lUI. Pin-Up Date erator. waahln, mac.hlh~ , crystal Item 1938 FORD Call 580• • fired nlne more American em­ Three cla, • ..._ ... 120 per word wore, ml ..... Dial mT. LOST' Tle cia p. Gold track ~ on <,haln. II C U. Reward. Richard SmJIb. ployes Friday for refusing to an­ "Twenty-five words or less" - "'VIe d.,...... lSC per word Ten da,s ...... 2.0 word ANTIQUE llalSwa... bJ,torlco bottl.l. 11140 CHEVROLET twCHIoor. Ne.. Ii_. Dial 5184 . J swer questions about alleged sub- wiJI win some SUI male student per pOllory ju,.. jars and pllchers lor radio and holtr Phon. z:I3 after I. ------I 0 I ~ LOST; • onday al~ In Iown. la- • verslve activities put to them by the privilege of an all expense ODe month ...... 3.0 lIer word lal • • AgpoIn Im.nts on Y. Ia ...... dy'l lnuU Ham!ltOD ,old ....tn walth. Minimum cbar,e 500 YOUR want ad ",III altracl a parade 0)1 Gold e"pantlon bra~l.l R.ward. DIal the McCarran committee. paid date with Magazine X's mys­ FOR .. Ie - Tel.vls.!on set. deU very -..od prospecb and In prollt lor U02. P..,embn I •• '125. PohumJdlfler. $100; yo" beeause everyone In the Unh·..... tJ/ _._..... '- ______He warned his 3,000 employes tery pin-up of the montl1. .or,. ",ashlnl Iftublne. t&: 2 Iron bedJ Market readl \he Want Ad, reJ\Ularb LOST' On. t of keYI w,lh dOC la, in a formal sta lemen t tha t he All contestants must complete wllb "Prinr', '10 each. Library table. $!I; CLASSIFIED DlSPLAY air rondl\lonin. ian, $30. Phone '.35M. PJo.ase relurn to Chule< T. Sehe. Zoo_ would take the same action in fu­ the tollowing sentence in 25 words _. 1850 PACKARD, • dr., ov.rdrlve. healN'o (01)' ~rlmenl Ext. JOtS. ture cases, as has been recom­ BIIAND now BeU portable lewlnr ma- radio. WIU ..II ",ortb the money. Dial or less: "I would like a date with One Insertion ...... 9Sc per lo~h chine. 20 )'ear auaranl... 14 Grellrlcc was quoted by the UN MOOERN 2tI tt trail ... che p. naOM- Wanted To Buy entries must be left at the Maga­ TUXEDO, lI.e 38 Dial 3201. able Ie""". On .... ntal lI'Ound. Dial staff association as saying he Btlar A.YertlnJlltDh U .I·lIIit. WAlo'T Ib buy youth dullr. CAli T.IIt. drew an Inference of guilt when zine X office or mailed to Maga­ 'I'lte D.II,. .e"aD Buhae.. Office rOR ..I. - Parake.,ta. W-W-"rh-o-Id-r-or - Ba,emeat BaU er Christmas. Dial 2228. employes refused to answer. zine X. N2, East Hall. &a.. Entries must be in by Saturday, Flrinrs Denounced UPRIGHT plano for ..Ie . Neecb ~palr­ Dec. 13. The entries will be In,. Dial .,58. BUSINESS DIRECTORY The association, Which is the ot­ CALL 4191 judged by Magazine X ;taft DOUBLE bed. compl.,le. Very comlort­ ficial recognized spokesmen fur members. The winner will be an- able, $20. Dial 1-2~28 . secretariat members, denounced -::----- nounced Tuesday, Dec. 16. • Apartment for Rent WHJ:NEVrR you ",U. or trade In Personal Services Places To Eat the firings , as being without suf~ On Dec. 18, the pin-up will re- ---..;;...------­ the Unlnrslly market you proUt flcient cause and said they endan­ Ibrouln .aUlnl The DIUy Iowan Claul­ SKATE .harP.nlnl, .Isoon. knlve•. While CELEBRATE Ibe holidoY Maton with ceive a corsage from the Curtis LET our courteau. Dally Iowan Want /ltd Department flnl. Jot down that you walt. Hock-E)'e Loan. the dellcloul food and (rlendly aeJ'­ gered the whole future of the UN. Ad taker help you with your ad. She ad now. and phone tltt. vI .. oft red an ye.. round al lA,hry·• . Flower shop and the evening wlll wlll show you how 10 word an ad that DAlLY Iowan Wanl Ado do the work (or Free delivery glul drive-In ...... 1c •. Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis.), begin with dinner at Curt Yo­ will brin, quick. economlcal ...u1Io . Dial ELECTROLUX vacuum------cleaner. A-I YOU They'U U ..d and deliver lb. buy­ lA,hrv'1 Restaurant. IiItbway I West. a member of the U.S. delegation 11.1 today. Condillon. Reasonable. 01.1 8-25IS. to... for ,GOd.l or urvltt. you wllh to Dial '-2812. cums. After dinner the couple ..II - and .t the ..me Urn. are your and probable chairman of the for­ will be guests at the annual Indu: to aarpint. eign relations committee In the DESIRABLE on., room {urnl.hed part- CANARIES and parakeela. Dial Ha. Inaurance Christmas party l1eld at the Iowa menl Private balh. Utllitle. lurnlshed. A K C C~kerl . 0'-1 ._. next senate, waS pleased with the Cia• ., In. Phon., 8· 3292. . .. - ~ ~ orVE lbe best - Full.r Brush... or Deb- Flit! and aulo lNunnoe. WblUnIf-K..... Union. 'l'ransportation will be utante CMmeLirl. Phon.e I-int. Co. news. provided by the Deluxe Cab com­ APARTMENT for rent. Phone 8-3292. De------~ru~· dre~Wran-~lea-r----- Wiley has been handling the sirable 2 room furnl.hed ap.rtme.nt. pany. Private batb. UlllJlle. paid. One block RIDE lor two _ AUJIulla. Georllla or KEYS mad •. Oamblel. Babv Sillina problem for the delegation and from busln ... district. $15 per month. vlclnlly. WHO IS THE MAGAZINE X PIN-l.'P of ~he month? The next issue Christmas V.callon. Phone had proposed earlier that Lie be 33l0. PAINT, ,Ia... w.Upa~,. c:ontract dee- BABY IlIUnI. DIal 4501. given the authority to tire recal­ ot Magazine X \vlll give ller Identity. The winner of a contest spon­ DESIRABLE thre., room furnished part­ oratin,. Byron Ropkln.. 20 W. Bur- sored by the SUI humor magazine will ·get an all expense-paid date n"Ient for couple or two clrJs. One RIDE wanled 10 Calilornia Chrlltm.. lInarton. Dial 3212. Open ev.nlnal 'Ill Work Wanted r.itrant witnesses. The legal' panel block from bUlln.. s dlslrlct. UtillUes vat.tion. Shart expen'H. Phone '.2460. 7:30. decided he already had Jt. with tbe pin-up. SUI male students have to complete a sentence Efficiency Is Molive paid. Phone 8-31292. MAN will IhlIre drlvlnl and e"pen..,. to ea.t coalt. MUlL arrive by DecemMr EXPrRT wall ",alhln,. pa~r "Ieanln,. CHILD u ..... Anyllme. Dial 8..01". tellln, why they would like a date with the curvaceous girl in thc PIiONE 8-3292. Close 10 bus.lne.. dlltrlct. Lie Acrepis ReslrnaUon 22. 0101 8-3981, 1341. picture. to enter the con\~s,. For Three Steps, Two room lurnlshed apartment. Private CIIlLD care. Dial 1120 •• In a related development, Lie balh. $1~ . 00 . Ulllities gald. 'lransportation Wanted FURNACE repair work. Phone ~2TO. lAUNDRlES. Phone In• . accepted the reSignation of Ruth SMA.LL .".rnlsh.<1 apartmenl. StUd"hI TINY Tol Pr_hool. Dial 1.27t2. £lizabeth Crawford, who told the eOl:pl. or ,raduot., man. Phon. 9881 MAN will lhare drl\'ln, and ."penle, 10 Instruction between 8 a.m. - 5 p,m. Ealt coelt. Mu t arrive by DeCf.mbr.r committee when she testified that 'Dream Girl' Called - Commissioner Says Typing 22. 01.1 8-.3981. T1'-I"\""'''''' ,."~ t'l"'''nlll .. tl'm~ German. she had been Communist dur­ a DES MOINES (JP) - John M. House for Rent GENERAL tvnln,. nolnrv public mlmeo- French and Spanish. Call 1311f_. _ _ HY ing the 1930's. Ropes, Iowa's new state com­ SMALL new hou"". br,e ,arden. Car Krophln,. Mary V. Burnl. 801 Iowa PLAY CHooL taemll I available to All those tired had permanent merce commissioner who took of­ n ..elllary. Dial 4T20. WANTED Sial. Bank. Dial 26M. ....opDer.· children hom 3 to 5 o'clock 'Maslerpiece of Simplicity' until IH<:~mbf'1 11 Two v.clint-tea in UN contracts; the nine fired be­ fice Wednesday, already has taken GENERAL and thes's typln,. Exporl- re.ulnr mornln. _.Ion. Dial '-398T. fore were employed on a tempor­ three steps toward what he says Rooms for Rent Steam Table Operator cneed. 8-3811 even In ... ary basis. By JIM GOLTZ the production. Brandon has de- BEGIJlfNINO and Inlermedlat. lAp dIIn,,­ * * * * * * will be greater efficiency il\ t!'le 7:30 A.M. to 2:00 P. M. TYPING, 1I0ncrol, lb III. ex\>«rlenud. In, l.,ssonl. June }lora"ly. Phen•• - , . signed a dozen-odd fragmentary ROOM for renl Phone 8·2503 1-2108. 9 Receive Letters Althoug.h the S.UI theater-gomg ~ett in gs _ bits of furniture to commerce commission. 31162 . In a letter to Grant Cunning­ FURNISHED room.. M.,n. % DOUbl • . ------The nine who received the let­ audience IS occaSIOnally prompted suggest a dining room' a steel Phone 8-2222 or 6589. CENERAL lypln,. Dial 8-2111 . BALLROOM dan•• Ie IOnl. Mlml Youde Ford Hopkins Wurlu. Dial e.lS,. ters were: ~o be thoughtf~l ~nd intellectual, I bed, grotesquely out-~f-propor­ ham, secretary of the state exeCu­ --- tive council, Ropes asked Friday VERY nice room. Phon., 1-2518. EXPERT tyglnll. 5713. Frank C. Bancroft, an editor in ~t c~nslstenlly mSlsts ~pon enlo~- I lion, to suggest a hospital room; tha t orders for commission sup­ For foot comfort ... the documents division. 57,300 9 mg Itself. The Uruverslty theater s gaudy neon signs to suggest a ROOMS - ,raauate .tud~ntl . PhOh ... GENl:RAL typln,. Dial I-S l08. plies not be approved unless his 4514 For new shoe IC'Ok . . . year; Hope Dorothy Eldridge, a current offering, Elmer Rice's dance hall. ~--- name appears on the order. CAN YOU QUALIFY TYPING, ."perlenced. '-1314. populations statistics expert in "Dream Girl," can hardly be con- I Th tt· . t h d t . " . e se mgs, mere ange 0 Ropes' letter said that "In the ED SIMPSON the department of economic at­ sldered soul-msplring, but It does t th t T b t This is an opportunity for you to Music and Radio fairs, $7,500; Jack S. Harris, re­ succeed in being thoroughly and I repr.esen e ransl Ion e ween past it has not been the policy of WANTED represent a leadin/! manufacturer 1I3 Jowa Avenue search on trusteeship lnatters the three commission members to of maintenance Items selling direct PUBLIC adll,eu OYJteml tor .. I. or Shoe Repairing and Supplies completely .enjoyable.. ~~:~I~~_~~l~~:~~~t~e a;~o~~ect~~~~ sign requisitions for supplies. I to commercial and Industrial con­ rent. Woodburn Sound Service a-..oHU . $9,000i Julia Older Balser, an T ET US R£PAIR YOUR SHOES Its plot IS a master-piece of When combined with music and am of the opinion these requisi­ Afternoon Doorman ~umers. We ofter to an amlJlUou' editor in the documents division, experienced salesman a protected 57,300; Jane M. Reed, library. simplicity. Its two acts serve as I lighting both skillfully tailored tions shoUld be signed by the com­ Ignition We will pay you cash a blue-prin~ of one day in the life to meet the play's demand" the tel'l'ltory in East Central Iowa in­ $S,OOO; Alexander Svenchansky, missioners." I'luding Cedar Rapids, Iowa City. CARBURETORS for your Used Cars who prepared news brqadcasts to of a charmmg, young lady who · technical effects reach a stage of 1n a second letter, Ropes asked Apply Manager Clinton, and Dav{'nport, and a iits GENERATORS STARTERS Russia, $S,250; Joel Gordon, a suffers from occasional of near-perfection. Walter Ruther, state car di~patc - training pro~ram that will aSSure All makes and modelS I er, for a list of aH state-owned Briggs & StraHan Molors SIO,ooo a year expert on current schi~ophrenia. .. .. Sh'Ir ey G'lll esple,. G , I owa C·tI y, .ul'cess. Commis~ion pay basis AUTO cars assigned to the commission, with advance arrangement. Car KENNEDY MART trade analysis; SydneY Glassman The ambitious miss IS thrown who has fallen heiress to a PYRAMID SERVICES 70S Riverside Drive a $6,000 junior economist anc' into a day-dream existence of choice role is both attractive and ·the mileS dilven by each car and Varsity necessary. A rep at selllng, year the length of time it has bt!en ill round, WQr and depression oroof 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 Dial 7373 Leon Elverson. $3,500 library sec,ret love aff~irs with her s!s- sparkling 'as the "dream girl," field. Reply to M . R. Williams, clerk. ter s husband, Jaunts to. MeXlco while Gerald Tippit. A4, Tahoka, service. In a third move, Ropes said that Theatre J. I. Holcomb Mr/!. Company, rn­ with a w~alt~y finanCier, and Tex., sllpports her with blase dianapolis, Indiana. applause-wmnmg performances charm as 'a flippant book review­ as soon as David E. Long, Des Moines, another commissioner, re­ ------_._------on the Shakespearean stage - all er. Government Gets in one day. turns from vacation he intends til LAFF-A-DAY ConspicuollS in smaller parts ask the commission to make a It this were all, "Dream Girl" are James Wehr, A3, Iowa City; Land Near Here might well be a fade-out of "thorough-going study of its per­ ENRY Robert Paulus, A4, Iowa City; sonnel." Flood ethereal nothingness, but the Uni­ Susan Wood, A3, Racine, Wis., For Project versity theater has transformed Ropes said he feels periodic re­ s and Sue Marrs, A4, Fairfield, an almost-drab scriDt into a com­ views of personnel "are just good , . The U. S. government has been who is "dynamic" as an un­ business practice in any office or granted a judgment givin~ the edy-drama of polisl1ed elegance. happily-wed wife who sends her The play eavesdrops on the state department as large as the government titles to 49 tracts of husband to Reno. commerce commission." land Involving a total of 2,237.14 young spinster's private thoughts, The comedy is happily-suited to acres for the Coralville reservoir stages her dreams, and dramatizes the talents of director Gregory nood control project north- of her exhilarated imagmmgs and Foley, who seems incapable of Iowa City. broodings. The contrast bctween moulding an inadequate produc­ The judgment was entered ~ the dullness of the realities and tion. He lJresents an evening of the U.S. district court for the the glamorous melodramatics of cheesccake and champagnc - no City Record southern district of Iowa at Dav: her day-dreams is steadfastly food for thought but casily-digest­ enport. The government tiled con­ Cunny, particularly when the girl ible. demnation proceedings and a de­ imagines herself descending to the BIRTHS claration ot taking the land on depths of "street-walking," only To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kessler., Nov. 24. The judgment provides to come across the man who has 1019 Howel sL a girl Friday ut for the possession of the land by betrayed her. Students Present Mercy hospital. And So Economical, Tool the government on Mar. I, 1953. True to Elmer Rice fashion To Mr. and Mrs. George Birrer, Property ownerS of the land wm (i.e., his impressionistic "The Combined Recital Riverside, a girl Friday at Mercy .. be paid from the total of $352,460 Addlng Machine" which was pro­ hospital. If you are tr}inq 10 ..11 a piano . • • or buy a cottaqe the government has deposited with duced at SUI two years ago), the Edwin London, G, Philadelphia, the court. play presents wierdly-exagger­ Pa., playing the horn, and ' pianist DEATHS ••• or find a l08t doq •.. or trade a trailer ••• or make The land will become part of ated and surrealistic situations Joanne Smith, A4, Rockford , IlJ., Vern Adam Roeder, 50, Andrew, will present a combined recital or lave money any number of ways ... try the Daily the hUlle reservoir for the flood when it transcends into the realm at University hospitals, Thursday. project under construction on the Sunday at 4 p.m. in the north mu­ . Iowan Want Adal You'll find that a Want Ad will pay of dreams. • sic hall. Iowa river north of Iowa City. In this respect, Charles A. MARRIAGE LICENSES in London will be accompanied by William C. Hopp, 17, West for l.. elf manl-, many time. over ••• quick, .ure Construction on the dam has been Brandon, A3, SI. Louis, might Prof. Norma Cross of the music Branch, an.d Marian Swart, 18, eeued temporarily because of lack well be considered the "star" of results at low COlt. of Lunds, 'but purchaslna of land department, and will be assisted West Branch. for tht: project continues und~ (lit by tenor Robert Borg, G, Des eirlier appropriation. PURCHASES TOTAL $1,000 Moine:;. "Do they put iexline on the horses that are scratched?" CALL 4191 NOWI Christmas Seal purchases jn Miss Smith will play "Weihn- UNION GIlILL HAS FIRE ------Johnson county have amounted achtsbaum" by Liszt, and "Son- A fire in a cold air register at - to $1,000 during the past week, ata aUa Toccata" by Alwyn. the Union grill, 215 E. College st., BLOHDIE By CHI C YOU H G H' . cher . Address Mrs. Cora Griffin, office of the London will play "Concerto ~ was reported to firemen ~t 10:15 county auditor, said Friday. The E-Flat" by Mozart, "Song and a.m. Friday, but the bla7;e was ex­ Pamphlet Printed total purchases have now reached Dancc" by Diercks, and "Seren- tlnguished before much damage $3,000 since the Christmas Senl ade for Horn, Piano and Voice" Iwas done. Firemen said they "The Unexamined Lite," an ad­ drive began two weeks ago. The by Bri tlen. though't the blaze was started by dress by SUI President Virgil M. county's goal is $8,000. The public is invited to attend. a discarded cigarette. Hancher, now has been printed tn pamphlet form. The 16-page address was given by President Hancher at the Phi Beta Kappa dinner honoring new Ai,' Force Reque'sls More Weather Officers members of the Iowa Alpha chap­ ter May 19. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, air The pamphlets were printed la.'\ force chief of staff, in a brochure tribution to the success of scie:l­ this training through their pro­ BUmmer by the SUI Alpha chapt\1f to presidents of ROTC colleges, tific advancement. fessors ot air science and taeltes. Primarily for all Phi Beta Kappn Itates, "We are desperately in Graduates a.nd'SenJors Eligible Start Tralnin, in JlUle chapters In the U. S., for Iow~ Senler continued by saying: Training for new weather ofi~­ high 8chOQl principalS! and for all need of good minds - young and "College graduates, or seniors cers will ,begin in June, 1953 and 8tH ,raduates of the alt 12 years flexible minds eager to mee~ the who wlll graduate this June, now again in September, 1953. Only Who have becn elected to the nu­ rising challenge of ,our times, anx- may apply Ior apPOintments in the June 1952 graduates w111 be con­ Iowa. Ave. Uonal honorary scholastic society. lous to grasp the evolving mean- air force as second lieutenants and sidered' for the latter class. Copies may be obtained at thc Ing of air power." receive government-paid weather This .trainlng program offered SUI reglstrar's office, University The general's statement was hl traIning at one of eight colleges by the air fotce provides valuab1>:! hall. relation to the new opportunities and universities. Upon completion experience and varied employ­ available to young men and wo- ot their training, they will receive ment pOSSibilities in th~ career 01 PRISON TO BE SHRINE men with scientific interests who assignments in the USAF air well­ meteorology. For wejlther officers MANILA (JP)- The Philippines upon entry into the U. S. A. F. ther service as weather officers. choosing to remain OQ acUve duty lOVernment will convert hltltoric may receiye ,training as weather "Thcse intiivl Co uais must possess with the air weather service, ad­ I't. Santingo - hell-hole prison for of.fleer.s. a bacc illat~reate degree with cred- vancement oppodunltles el(I s t many Filipino martyl's aDd heroe~ Additional emphasis was made It for 'one year of college physlc~ through the rank of full colone'l. dUl'jng the Spanish and Japanese by Maj. Gen, W, O. Senter, cotn- and mathematics through integral Civilian careers Include employ­ I'Illmes-lnto a national shrine. mandlng general ot the air wea- calculus. Qualified graduates ·lr ment by the U. S. we&ther biJreau, ~Ident Eipldio Qulrlno has ora" ther service, who made a s.tato- seniors should write to Headquar­ major airlines, and weather con­ 'ltd a committee for tho rehabil­ ment In behalf of the opportun- ters, Air Weather service, Wash­ sultant services. In addition, fed­ Itation of the old fort, which was lUes for direct commissions In the Ington 25, D. C., for the reqUired eral and state government 8.l(enclos vlrtu,uy rated dllrLng tM 113me USAF. Sent(,I' 9tr s tl the Im- appllt' tlOll torm." Member of employ we:llhe\' ~pe lallsls for a Jilr },ianila In li45. pori.ance of the meterologlst's conal the a r force ROTC may IlPll4' for varlety Ql projects. PAGE SIX _ T1l1'J DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 8, lIlW" Robins.on Says IFranklin Slops Hawklels In Overtime; He Meet Bailey Leads Thunderbolts to 68·65 Win Iowa, Sooners Meet. There Al8. "Y"! , TurpIn In June By PETER WESTERGAARD I NEW YORK (A') - Sugar Ray Dally Iowan Spor1B Writer rage, featuring forward Roland noon, was undecided. Invitational Gym, Robinson said Friday he is not City high and Franklin of Ce­ Tenhaus closed the gap and very O'Connor stated earlier that Action in Hawklet-Franklin Game nearly swamped the Iowa Citians Cardinals Will Get dar Rapids battled all the way 10 any three of his centers, Gene retiring and his manager an­ until a drive in shot by guard Wrestling Meets Hettrick, ,Bob Miller or Bob Mau, nounced the champion will defend the wire Friday night at the Lit­ tle Hawks gymnasium, and even 'I]arlie Sample brought an end t'l Portion of Chicago's may gain the nod at that positio:l. his middleweight title against Eng­ the scoring with the game knotted This trio of Hawk pivot men col­ then were forced to exte.lld. The At Field House Today lected only three field goals among ,land's Randy Turpin in London battle into an overtime before the at 60 all. • In the overtime, a layup shot them in the team's opener. this June. Thunderbolts finally gainee the Home .TV Receipts NORMAN, Okla. - Iowa's bas­ guard, followed a short time la ter Rest of Squad . Manager George Gainford marle 68·65 victory. PHOENIX. ARIZ. (A»-In what ketball squad arrived here Friday With both teams exhibiting well by two free shots, also by Pete:­ The remainder of the squad of the announcement of the planned son, iced the game for Franklin. Fred Salgh, owner of the St. Lou­ afternoon, and the Hawks were 12 Hawkeyes here are guards Dan balanced offenses as the score in­ run through a short dril n the McBride, Merle Jensen, Gerald title bout in Boston after the Ne·.v dicates, the game showed the ea:;­ is Cardinals. called a "signal vic­ Sooner tield house by Coach Ridley, Paul Stark and Dick Dc­ York State Athletic commission, in marks of doifight trom the tory," the Chicago Cubs Friday agreed to pay a portion of their Bucky O'Connor in preparation Gunther. a startling move, declared RObin­ Gardner Van Dyke's 23 poln&s 'Will Discipline home-game television receipts to for their encounter with Okla­ son's title vacant in New York "t and all around noor play helped. the St. Louis Cardinals and Cin­ homa tonight. 12:01 Friday morning. A host* of wrestlers* will * invane University h1ch &0 siun Mi. Ver­ cinnati Reds in a reciprocal The Hawkeyes enter this con­ Some 12 hours later, the com­ non 51-50 Frtda.y nla1ti ai Mt Several Big 10 the Iowa field house today for the agreement with these clubs. test with a 1-0 record for the cur­ Iowa Invitational AAU wrestling mission just about reversed itself Vernon. Van Dyk.,.s free iMOw The clubs will televise 77 home rent season. Iowa which defeated meet. and said, in eHect, that it the contributions In the cl~ min­ This meet will be a warmup al­ champ really means to fight Tur­ utes provided the Blue Hawks Schools,'Wilson games in '53. The Reds also will Butler 62-52 in its opener has no with the vie&ory marrin. way of mt:asurlng the Sooners' fair [or nearly 200 grapplers in pin, then he'll get back his titfe CHICAGO (A»-BIg Ten Com- televise their home games but the Iowa and surrounding state~. power since tonight's hosts will be recognition. I missioner Kenneth L. Tug Wilson Cardlna Is do not televise. making their first appearance of Coach Dave . McCuskey of Iowa opening tip-off. The Little Hawks This was the most importanl After talking to Gainford twi<:e surged into an early lead in ,the reported Friday on "certain dis­ the campaign. stated that there will be both a announcement to come from the junior division for high school en­ on the long distance telephone, first quarter but didn't enjoy it ciplinary measures" taken against Oklahoma, however, Is without Commission Chairman Bob Chris­ National' league meeting which its high scorer from the last seol­ tran ts and a senior group for col­ for long, due primaTlly to the un- "several" conference schools for legiate wre$tiers. Most entries will tenberry said "If Gainford can pre­ recessed this afternoon follOwing son, Sherm Norton, who garnered canny push S!1ot artistry of the violating athletic codes. compete as unattacJied. sent documentary evidence of the Thunderbolts' Pete Bailey, who a four-hour sessIon and Which 21 points against the Hawks last Some of the schools represent­ Turpin-Robinson fieht, we'll take collected 29 polnts for the evening Wilson made the report - de- will be resumed after a brief year In a game which Iowa won ed will be Iowa State Teachers' the proper action." to lead all scorers. tails of which were not revealed luncheon respite. 59-46. col.lege, Jowa State college, Min­ Christenberry, and his two com­ Tied at Half - to the annual winter meeting 6 Lettermen Back nesota and Illinois. Several, Iowa missioners, Dr. C. B. Powell and With the start of the second of Big Ten athletic directors and Coach Bruce Drake has a nu­ high schools are also sending en­ Leon Swears, can take action for quarter, the Iowa City crew WRS cleus ot six returning lettermen tries along with some YMCA and New York only, of course. In Min­ able to maintain a slim advantage faculty representatives. from his 1951-52 squad which independent athletic club grou~N neapolis, George Barton, president until about the midway point, The commissioner said he had finished the season with a 7-17 rec­ of the National Boxing associa­ w~en Franklin center Lee Wodds told the meeting of the results of tion, said Robinson's defense dropped In a push shot to tie the a "great volume of Investlgatlons' ~ ord. Center Bob Waller, 6-5, IS CHI O'S GAIN expected to be the standout man against Turpin in London next scorp R'1d finally ending 34-34 at be had conducted into such things on the Oklahoma team. The Chi Omegas gained the June "is good enough tor th the hal!. -F'" as illegal recruiting. Iowa's starting lineup will be crown in the volleyball intra­ NBA." In the third period, the score He did not name the s~h\lols, much the same as the group which mural tournament by defeating Barton added, however, that the remained close up to the halt try" ctisrinli,,". nr the specitic vio. saw action first in the Butler the Delta Gammas in Ih" r", I CITY HIGH CENTER, RON OATHOUT, (No. 25), on this play NBA executive committee will way mark, when Iowa City gained lations involved. round of the playoffs. Although meet In Washington in the next a lead through superior shr<'!'\ f,{. Whether the diScipline will be game. Chuck Jarnagin and Ken maneuvered tor a field roal around Franklin's guard Don Peterson Buckles will be at the guard slots, Chi Omel'a was onlv lpan jnd v a two weeks or so and will expect The Hawklets, who shot 5~ par publicized probably will be an­ Deacon Davis and Herb Thomp­ margin of one point at half time, In the first Quarter of the rame at City high Friday whlch tbe Gainford to present proo'f that the cent in the first hal!, rammed nounced later, Wilson indicated. son are slated for opening work they rallied dUI'ing the last half Hawklets lost 68-65. BUI Stevens, Little Hawk guard (No. 43), who Robinson~Tu.rpjn tight is some­ home 11 points in quick succession Under Big Ten regulations, the at the forward posts, and the to defea! their opponents by a hit 15 points In tbe rame is approaching In the background. thing definite. The NBA had to lead at the three quarters mark, commissioner's oftlce can inflict .,:enter position, as o[ Friday after- score of 26-15. granted Robinson an extension . 52-45. war ni n g s or reprimands on However, a terrific scoring bar- schools involved in violations, For Sporiamen :If ...... deny them competition in certain $ $ IOWA CITY, CIT!' BIGH _ . $$ sports, or declare specific athletes 9.95 to 10.95 PIa yo. FO FT FTIII PI' TP ineligible for a season. m~ ..~.I ••t. I . . , .. • 1 1 1 17 "There is a ...... at deal of en- Spartans, Georgia Tech Place 2 on AP All-American Tearns B ....., t .... , .. 5 ! I • n 6. JJ,n • O.Ib...... • J 1 ! 9 forcement activity going on," Wi!- NEW YORK, N. . (A') - Mich­ S.m.lo, ...... 3 5 1 2 11 son told reporters after the ses- Suve._, r . . 5 IS 3 • 15 igan State and Georgia Tech, bolh Michigan State, the national zak. D. Kimmel of Houston, a former senhauer of Navy are at the Fro"I., I ...... • 8 • 0 sion. "We are not sure that any SPfJRTING G()(JDS undefeated, each placed two men champion. is represented by two The defensive team brings Don West Point (;fidet, at one tackle guards. Stark, r ...... • I 8 8 1 penallies we have decreed will be Open Saturday and Monday Niles on the 1952 Associated Press all­ stalwarts of its defensive unit - Branby of Colorado and Tom and Charlie LePradd of Florida Terrific Linebackers America teams. Frank Kush, guard, and Dick Scott of Virginia at ends, with ,r. at the other. Kush anQ Steve Ei- CEDARPI.,.. RAPIDS, J'(}FRANKLIN FT FTII -" PI' TP in~n~oiu~nic~eid~p~u~blii~CliY~.'i'~~~~ih~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Southeastern conference led Tamburo, linebacker. Georg'ia T.nb.... t .... . 1 t 0 I -16 The team has two terri!lc line­ Boll.,. I ...... It 1 I : !i9 with five men on the two fil'St Tech, the runner-up, placed Pete FllIST TEAM Kok •• b. c .., 0 lot I OFFENSE* * * * * *DEFENSII: backers in Tamburo and Donn D ...h . .. . " ., . 3 • t 3 8 teams, offensive and defensive, Brown at center on the offenslve Don 8ranby, Colorado Tom Stolh.. n~bke. Tex .. Il Moomaw of UCLA. In the deten­ .. -.. ~.n. , .... , 6 ~ a l~ fOllowed by the Big Ten with four team and Bobby Moorhead in the Frank M~bee . Prlneden E Tom Scott, VJr,lnla Woo.,. c ...... 2 ! t S • J . D. Kimmel, Ifoult.on Klln,1t GUbert, MllllnJpp' T sive backfield are Johnny Lattner Scare by qurletl and the Pacific Coast conference defensive backfield. Chulle LaPradd, Plorld. nave Sumln,kl, WJ,con,ln T Clly UI,b .... 15 SI 52 ~ F .."k KUl h. Mlchl,an Sial. of Notre Dame, another rare 60- with three. The all-America is based on re­ John Michel., Tenne.. efl G Froaklln ..... H SI 4~ -" The AP's all-star offensive ports and recommendations by Marv Matu".. ". Tull. G Stelle Elsenba1ler, Navy Pele Brown, Geor,la Tech C-LB Dick Tamburo, Mlcht ... n state minute player. Jim Sears of Sou­ backfield is composed of Billy cigh t regional boards of spoils Bill, Veasell. Oklahoma B-LB Donn Moomaw, UCLA thern Cali!ot;nia and Moorhead. Vessels, Oklahoma; Paul Glel, writers through games of Nov. 29. P.al Glel. MinnelOta B Jim Sears. USC Don Ihlnrlch, Wa.hlnrlen B Johnny LaUner, Notre Dame The backfield packs both run­ 5 SUI Students ' Minnesota; Don Heinrich, Wash­ The offensive line unit has big Jack Searba~b. Maryland. B Bobby Moorhead, Georrl. T .. cb ington, and Jack Scarbath, Mary­ Tom Stolhandske of Texas at one ning and passing ability. Vessels laod. end and rrank McPhee, Prince­ SECOND TEAM of Oklahoma rushed 168 times tor Playing in Midwest OFFENSE DflFENSIl 1,072 yards, leading the Big Seven 2 Made It Before ton's 60-minute player, at the RUIlJe Flowe-u. Pur'1I. Il Ed Bell, Pfnn There were only twl' men on other. Harry Babeeck. Geer .... F. Ed 'Luke, M'lchlran t&te In this field and setting a new Table Tennis Meet nIH Dllnkerle,. Weat Vlr,lnta r Ed MeadowlI. Duke school record. Iowa City is one of the nine the first teams who previously Badrer' at Tackle Eldred Kraemer. PIU T WIIII.ln Skylnakul, Syucuae made the all-America - Marvin Kline Gilbert, a giant on Mis­ lIarley Sewell, Te:.... G Elmer Wlllboll •• IJSC He scored 18 totlchrlown~. en...,­ cities in the midwest that are re­ JIm R.lcbenba.b. Obi. Stal. () Chesler Mllldl. Jlolr Croll presented In the Missouri Valley Matuszak, Tulsa, at guard and sissippi's surprising line, is at 11m Doole)" l'enn Stale C-LB Tom C .. LUn, OkJab om. nleted seven out of 20 passes for Heinrich, who was on the 1950 tackle along with David Sumin­ Johnny Olnew.kl, C.lltorala B-LB Georre Morris. Georrla 'tech 209 yards and two tol.tchdowns, open table tennis tournament to be tca m but was sidelined last year ski of Wisconsin. Guards are John Andy Kotar, Ttnl1e•• to B Val Jo. Walk.r. SMIJ caught seven passes, and returned held in the Des Moines YMCA" to­ Bobby Marlow, Alabama B N orris Mallia, SOU lb CatoUna day and Sunday. by injuries. Michels of Tennessee and Matus- Ed Mlodulzewlkl. Wm. &: MI.', B Gil Relch. Kanli a. nine kickoffs tor HS yards. Heinrich broke his own Pacific The Iowa City team, made up of SUI students, includes Leonard r--"'--'~-""" Coast con ference passing record * * * * * * * * * * * with 137 completions in 270 a't­ HipPGhen, in the No. I spot; Dean tempts tor .507 percentage. Thir­ Norman, No.2. and Jim Holmberg. teen of these were touchdown p'as­ Bernie Benninger and Bill Gerk ses. IIlternatlng In the No.3 position. Last year a team composed of Top P.-r Twice Hippchen, Norman and Charles He won the major college na­ Windle, tied for first place and lost tional passin~ titll! fpr the second in the playoff to Kansas City in time, and had a year's tOtal of­ the tourney held in the Kansas fense of 1,652 yards. He holds slx City YMCA. conference passing records. Giel carried the ball 201 tlme~, gained a net yardage 01 850 or a.23 per try. He scored five touchdowns Santo Told Me: liThe Finest Jewelry in a tough leall\le. threw 100 pas­ ses and completed 42 t\>r 845 Yllrds, fifJe Up '1" Can Be Bought At . , . five going for touchdowns. He also caught eight passes for 129 yards and one touchdown. He punted 56 times, averaging 37.6 40U'l. P"t'ktial yardS. He Wqs also a good blocker, " Ohly three Iowans placed on the honorable mention Ust. They ofeonarj~ are Capt. Bill 1enton, Iowa end; 128 S. Dubuque Phone 7421 Don Ctlel!, Hawkeye tackle, and Rollie Arns, Iowa State center. ~ . ....

1fI~~1t For .ell of ex.cutl"e callber. careen awedt iD the follow· 4 *1'1a· EtedtM? iDq occupational I.lds: . 01 Th"t Stuff In the .allot INTERNAT·L CO...... ERCE Thanks, E~erybody.' lox Ain't Hay INTERNAT'L aAHKING 0.'; t1aere wu ~ s...ior ""0 INTERNATL MARKETING A fae." a FI ...cl~1 ImpaMe. FOREIt~N S"LES H. wu. i. &. word, Droko­ SEOUL due to be.,., nl,,..currieullf U.S. I"O"EIGN SERVICE We of the Hawkeye Staff wish to th,lnk every supply Op.rotin, ElpOIIICI. lie "'II heavle.~t blo d\*eallin, will. hio roo.· I'OREIGN TRADE­ one of YOli for your pHrt in Picture Nit's. It was "'"\0 wa,. aad .""" of DOMESTIC Tile U.s. fif 1:lImbln, blck Aboard Ih. englned B-2 Cold 51aadard. "Si .. pl,," ., n hig project ... during the e three evenings, ' Korean Red Spivey's Counsel Asks fOI Speedy Trial said tho room ....'., "'j ..ot lap Ih. M.I. Par ••, for •• Ad· ollr photographers took pictures of over 90 NEW YORK (IP) -Counsel for LONDO .... ate:· "DoD't be Dull/' .".wer~ Our Her .. Minister Ch Bill Spivey, former All-America to General Sessions Judge Saul S. Leave after your last daS$- "'I'm alr ..d, ..... r _.tlu .head .1 ., ... campus groups, totaling more than 2.100 ~ basketbaU star at the University c . . l.","~ •. ADd Imidn, I~. /leld 01 Ih. Cl ... Britain In ot Kentucky, Friday filed a writ- "trelt, who has pr.eslded at most said, Brltair II I. L Gri. Mood. If. Dropped a D... cUe •• people. We apologiz for the few difficulties ten motion asking for a speedy of the cases growIng out of the tb ••lecllon reo.III." "Oh.t.o," OIid hil lid.,. ~• • • .i J • trial or dismissal · o! an indlct- basketball fix scandal. FLY UNITED kick,·'liotea•••• n Ovr Bo, lllleaed ••]'w ••', PARIS ment charging Spivey with per- The indictment was returned mlnUlo. taler h...... cd 1.,. Ih, .., ealem TJa. wblch were bound to arise in a program of this North Atlar 'I Union , oIic., h~. braiD·celll lIu'4l-' wil~ jury. last April 28. In June the 7 -foot \ A•• rlccm h sll t u t • For cannot con tl - •• HOME 'OR rHE Strlltb', •• d "iop.,clwld ••ltal m!'IU,'. T. size, but feel thnt Picture Nites were :l big less she get General Sessions Judge Edward cage stllr came to New York ... wit: "'O.,r Dld- Wnl b.oke ltaokini. 51" ••• For.l9n Trad. olen you J. McCullen referred the matter voluntarily and pleaded innocent. tive to the IOn. Kao~ , ... ·11 vade .....d. Like lalb .., Uk. success ... thallks to YOUT pat/enc(' and co­ HOlIDAYS lOA. PI.ate wire •• 611,. Ur,.nt. I..... " vraduat.I."e1 traInIn9 for Monday thl rerence of Tb. cOIh orri,od wil~i. tlae h~v. By lVtiII· a satllfyblv ad lucratl,.. operation. Monday. er. U,iol •••e, ortle,. Our Bo, II ••" caner abroad. Ad"CIIlCecI I" A 'IW HOIIRS wo,ki .. lor I Pr.clidl Clu ..-eu.poi ,.iD, devre- ...ecI. , SINUS SUFFERERS lor pr.. ide.,lo! .locHoDl ""1 , •• r lattoad UNITEI .1 "err four. AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY - FREE TRIAL Iowa City: lor re•• rvotion., (aI' 3167 •. lulion desili THU AlCAZIJIG .n DIICO"UY ,Iv•• quick relief. ITom .Inu. h.. d­ Th .....r.11 51.ply Ihlo-wi.,. ,."'r. Pro­ tlnal settler .cha. p'lNIIre an torehead. oor.ne .. I" e)le •. achln. Ch.eek bon... brld,. Ipoeli,. i.r Peooo, ~e'l •• ,.~ri t ... ~.~i.. Wtiu 1,,: . the U.S. Sr 0' nou. lOp of head. ~k of head .nd down neck. can't Ihlnk llratelll ,rob.lh••• ToI ...... Sa... 11_, oa, .. wear 1847-48 end or He well al 11m.. even Iho' ,I... n have been recenll~ filled. nervou •• COM'''.' THI .AII AND YO,", 10 IY All The the Hawkeye Staff and ...... q •• l.p_ _ . dluy_. Thill new treatmenl relieve. mOIl ImUI neada~h .. In 'ew I~, _Ia. ttaburdll" aettiement. mlnule' and a. fenval rule oore_ in head. face and nack " enU ...ty Ualll. t:ry Ii_ad tloll" o,~Jao' T~I"".I 10111 Amedccm laatltut. "Ut.ed In ahor lime. Ho mlltar how you havt luffertcl or how for ~.iIl!" 0.1 ... 41" S~II T.Ik, c1\ronlc rou' ~... rnay be or how many dIU.ren! Ire.lmenla )'ou have 5" .. UNITE tried DO how much mont)' ),OU have aptnt wllhout r.ulla, we believe Mlkl., I. I.p,...... Va.'U Ita Iv,rloM r. romva Trade '. you will lie amued .t the fait relief Ihl. amatln, neW Irealmenl Ilv.. ..b.1 wOrdo fI,lVOIIn,Ualoa OU 1M for , ... p, 0, lox III : Vl8hlnsky , you. Jt~vtn Imuin, 'ul'reU., to Ihou ..nda. Wrlle for FIVE DAY Llberte. He na: Il0l1 paid to ),ou, no ~0tIt or obllJlaUon ex~ept thi.: when you wrlta for II. II Ia qreed mati YOLl will m.ll It back al the .nd ot 11. B. W..... ~ St...... ArIIoDa vened Oct. five Clay. If!'Ot Ulfied. II/ICO II ' I not a urnple. .ATIG TO - LODI. 0 Telepllon. 1161