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No. 95 .-' • e ,0 e eva ua Ion I - New Powers Asked Windsor Burial 3 Taxing Bodies Agree Planned Today After Mo?~~;!;~ng Probe For Cleanup ,Chief Iowa City's three taxing bodies voted unanimously Thursday WASHINGTON (IP) -President which have charged - as many For Monarch night to bave real tate property hero revalued by an outside firm of Truman, countering charges that Republican members of congress appraisal engineers. his clenn-up-thc-government pro­ also have done - thai the clean­ LONDON (IP) - Britain buries This was th r commendation of a local five-member investigating gram is really Il ' "whitewnsh," up prQgram actually is an attempt George VI at Windsor castle today t'Olnmitlee that has sj)Cnt the past month surveying tax conditions In to "whitewash" the administrll­ with the trappings and words n1 asked congress Thursda,y to give the city. cleanllp chid N6wbold Morris the tlon. ancient ritual climaxing 10 days of power to subpoena witnesses and mourning since the monarch's Ends 1'7 Year "Irllt records !rom outside the govern­ death. The action by the school ,board, ment. The last somber journey from city council and county board of Mr. T rum an's government ChiCago CaUs for London to the old scat of Britain's • supervisors marked the end of a housecleaniJlg program shared in­ kings was set to begin from West­ 17-year fight tor better tax condi­ I terest with his political plans at minster hall at 9:30 a.m. London tions by a local woman real estate I the ' news conference al though he New Commissioner time (3:30 a.m. Iowa time), only a dealer. I I The appointment o( Ihe terot.c- Gilt ·wi:~ tJ iu ci"9il deCensc more seriously. He 8:00 p.m. - Univer~ity Play, Dancing, Women's Gym, ~Is civil defense "is much like home nursing and .nurses aid. net' . "Beggar's Opera," Theatre. try has bc n raised ill a difficult pcriod. Thc dif­ that it is so important thal it bears rcpc: ling:lJ1 8:00 p.m.- Humanities Socict~ tnSul'ance. It's protection and Six ground observer posts are 9:00 p.m. - Dental School Prom, Lecture, Prof. Popkin, Scnale ficnlty hasn't by any me:lllS passed. Bather WI' ollwr thonsa ll d timps. Iowa Union. you'll buy il it YOLl believe in it." being set up by the council to aid Canadian-Built Jets Chamber OCr - --- Tucker believes in it. Sunday, Feb. 17 in ail· defense. They will be lo­ To Strengthen NATO Wed., Feb. 20 Despi tc the lack of funds, the cated at Iowa City, HiI1s, Solon, 8:00 p.m.-Iowa Mountaineers, 8:00 p.m.-Sigma Xi Soiroo, GEN.ERAL N.OTICES co uncil has already taken a big WASHLNGTON (A') - Air Force "Majestic Norway," . Macbride gineering Department as Armless Man Denies step Lowmd assuring local de- Oxford, Lone Tree, and North Secretary Thomas K. Fin1etter auditorium. Engr. Bldg. GENERAL NOTICE should be deposited with the city editor of Fense. . Liberty. Wednesday announced a three-na­ 8:00 p.m. - A.A.U.P. The Dally Iowan in the newsroom in Ea.~t hall. Nolices must be Monday, Foeb, 18 I Information on all trucks in the tion agreement under which Can­ House Chamber OCr Charge of Forging Connected to Des MOin'cs 2:00 p.m. - Geology Lecture, 8ubmUted by 2 p.m. the day preccding first publication; they wUl ada will build Sabre jet fighters Thurs., Feb. 21 NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGrnl. Y county is being collected. Owner's They will be connected by di­ "Fossil and Recent Coral Reefs." nome and residence, make, model equipped with U.S. engines to be 4:10 pm. - Information r~sponslble Dr. Curt Teichert. Geot Lect. Rm. WRITTEN and SIGNED by a person. Tax Refund Check rect telephone to the regional post flown by pilots ot the British roy­ Prof. W. L. Sauers, Senate and year of each truck is recorded at Des Moines enabling the ob­ CHICAGO (A')- An armless man al air lorce. 4:10 p.m.-Graduate College and ber 00. WESLEY FOUNDATION WILL in room 107 Macbride hall. Dr. in an effort to have such informa­ server to report within a period of was charged with forgery Thurs­ Finletter said the planes will be School of Religion Lecture, G. E. 6:00 p.m. - University hear Dr. W. B. Schoenbohm, di­ Foster wilt present some phases or tidn at civll' defense fingertips in 30 seconds. rector or hospital for handicapped the state-church conflict in Mex­ day. case of an emergency need, .for used to strengthen the North At­ GrunebaLlm on "The Koran," Herbert Agar, Iowa Union. chlldren, Sunday at 5 p.m. The ico and pictures showing the ar­ Clifford J. Blount, 49, Negro, transportation, Each post will consist of one lantic Treaty forces commanded Senate Chamber, OCr at., Feb. 23 cheology of the country. supervisor and sufficent person­ by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. 7:30 p.m. - Newcomers Bridge 10:00 a.m. - Psychology Colla· program, followed by a ~upper, surrendered to secret service Emergency Living Quarters will be held at Wesley house, 120 agents Thursday morning and was nel to man the station on a. 24- Up to tbis time, he said, Can­ and Canasta, Iowa Union. ,\uium, House Chamber OCr N. Dubuque st. INTERNATIONAL CLUB WILL charged with forging an endorse­ Chmches, public schools, uni­ hour basis. ada aild the United States have been the only countries to use the (For information regarding dates beyond Ulis schedule, meet at Eastlawn Saturday at 8 ment to a government i.n.eome tax versity buildings, fraternities, The local observer corps ties in Sabre jet. see reservations in the office of the President, Old Capitol.) YMCA MEMBERS AND MEN p.m. Everyone is welcome. refund check. sororitief and the Elks club can wi th the air force defense pro­ interested in the YMCA program Blount, who denied the charge, provide emergency living quar­ gram. Alter formation and train­ ------are invited to a membersbip meet­ PH.D. "TOOL" "EXAMS WILL was released on $500 bond and ters for an estimated 3,685 per­ ing, its direction will be turned Ing at the "Y" office at 1 :15 p,m. be given in rOOm 315 University the case was continued to Feb. 19. sons. over to the central air defense Saturday. hall at I :10 p.m. each day on the He has a hoC\k attached to the "fhe feeding rate of the coun­ command at Kansas City. Plenty of ·Room ·for ·Modern Dan'l ·Boones ' ' following schedule: stump of his right arm and only ty's eating cstablishments has Mutual aid for emergencies is plannned with Linn, Iowa, Jones, By CENTRAL PRESS Michigan, Mississippi, Alabama, settlers, with many cyeing AJa~ka, YWCA MAJOR IN MARRIAGE Economic theory on Thursday, several inches remain on his lefl. been estimated at 10,786 per hour. Cedar and Ber~ton counties. Under WASHINGTON - The romantic Florida, Illinois, Indjana and Ohio. The government will not provi~ lectures resume Wednesday, Feb. Feb. 21. He said he lost hL~ arms in an ac­ The Red Cross, working with Business statistics on Friday, cident. this plan, if, for in~'tance, Cedar and adventuresome days of the In Iowa ,Too any utilitics, but most of the sitc!l 20, at 4:10 p.m. in Chemistry t~e ,?ouncil, has names and flualli There is public land too in the classified for residential OJ/ busi­ Feb. 22. A t the secret service office, flcatlOns of all doctors and nurses, Rapids wcre attacked, J oh nson hardy pioneers who staked out his building audllorium. Dr. WlJliam county's civil defense council claim for a piece of undeveloped tier states lying immediately ness use are located near cities AccounUng on Monday, Feb. 25. Blount grasped a fountain pen in both those in pracllce and those KeeHel will give illustrated talks would give aid by helping evacu­ land and then moved in to work west of the Mississippi - Minne­ anyway. You are [ree to use the' Students expecting to take the the hook and demonstrated how who have practiced in the past. on marriage hygiene. ation and by sending personnel and cultivate it aren't gone; nol sota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas and water on the land and the timber exams should notify each depart­ he writes his name. In addition, the Red Cross is to help in the stricken area. quite anyway. Louisiana. The small 'tracts act obtained from clearing operations, ment's secretary by Monday, Feb. FIRESIDE CLUB WILL HEAR Blount said he is a certified There are stilt someth ing like was extended to Alaska in 1945. Sites Ideal (or "Roughing" Prof. William Porter of the school 18. The offices are: Economic pu blic accou n ta n t. 180 million acres of vacant, or There are two ways to acquire The hunter and fisherman should of journalism at the Unitarian theory, 220 UH; Business statis­ Harry Anheiet', head of the Egyptian Asks Political Asylum public domain, land left in the one of those parcels of land which be particularly intrigued by what cburch Sunday after a 5:30 p.m. tics, 106 UH; Accounting, 213 UH. secret service in Chicago, said llni ted States, along with 290 mil­ are never available in national the government has La offer. III supper. A former employee of Blount assisted persons in fillrog lion acres in Alaska, and the gov­ forests, national parks and monu­ Idaho, Washington and Oregoll Time magazine, Professor Porter ZOOLOGY SEMINAR WILL out income tax returns and ar­ ernment is frankly anxious to ments, military reserves, etc. there arc a number of ideal sites will talk on "The Inner Workings meet Friday in room 204, ZB, at ranged to have refund checks sent have the citizenry know about it Either the government has already for log cabins where Colorado offer somo Prof. Richard Popkin, department UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S AS­ rean war veteran, and his wiCe, which operates as a unit of the or else, if you know a tract that fine and scenic areas ln the pub­ appeals to you, fum ish a des'Tip­ of philosophy, speaking on, "The sociation Spinstel"s Spree applica­ Coraleen, as a refund on their department of the interiOI', lic domain, and quite a few acres tion of it to the land office and Sceptical CriSIS and the ruse of tions now available. Applications joint income tax payment for Any American citizen over 21 remain in Florida. Alaska offers it will be classified in due time. many suitable places on lakes and Modern Philosophy," on Tuesday, arc due Feb. 25. They may be 1950. Anheier said the check or head of a famity can acquire [l The bureau of land management streams, some fllr 1rom civlliza· Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. in senate cham­ picked up and returned to UWA for slightly less than $50. ) small tract, which is a parcel of receives something like 5,000 in­ tion and not approachable by con· ber of Old Capitol. desk in office of student affairs. surveyed public land not exceed­ ing fi '1aCres. These lots are clas­ quiries a week fl'om prospective ventional means. • LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSO­ lified fol' home, cabin, camp, A SO-MINUTE LECTURE ON ciation will hear Dr. Fredl'ick health, convalescent, recreational Australian coral reefs wilt be WSUI PROGRAM Schoitz, executive secretary of the or business usc. * * * * * * ~ven by Prof. Curt Teichert of the commission on young r churches Yearly Rent Usually $5 University of Melbourne on Mon­ within the Nationa 1 Luthel'an CALENDAR The nonbusiness tracts are us­ Scenic Arch~and Found in Utah Wilderness cay, Feb. -18, at 2:10 p.m. in the co uncil, speak of his world travels ually leased for a three to five! GeolollY lecture room. Lantern Friday. f'r.bruary I."i, W:l'! Sunday at First English Lutheran 8:00 Morning Ch:apel • year period at a !lat rentnl of $5 slides and color movies will be 8:15 New! per year. In most cases, there i~ an ~ hown , . chUl'eh. A 5:30 p.m. su pper will 8:30 Creek Drnmn I Clossroorn I prer('Qe the address, 9:20 Women's Ncw~ option to purchase at the end of 9:311 Ba ker'S D07.~J\ th e first year. PI' Ices may val.'Y MATHEMATICAL COLLOQUI­ JO:OO The Book.heH 10:15 Baker'lIi Dozen anywhere from $10 to severRl hun­ um Monday, Feb. 18, in room 311 PH. D. 'GERMAN EXAMINA­ 10:311 1.~19tel) & Learn - Orc,;!f COmpOQflflii drcd dollars. Physics building with Robert tion will be given Wednesday, 10:4~ RppOI·t (I"om KOT(>d II :00 News Louie Blair. Program: "Ideal Lat­ Feb. 20, from 4 to 6 p.m. in room Avaltabillty of [t'oets is limited 11 :15 Rrltlsh .. AmerJcan Relat.lons to the public domain states, This tices and the Structure of Rings." 104 Schaeffer hall. Those wishing 11 :30 Her 'J to Velcr~nli to take the test are asked to sign 11 : 4~ Errnnd of Mercy automatically excludes Texas, ]2:00 Rh)·thnl Rombl<, ~ FUTURE TEACHER'S ASSOCI­ up by noon Tuesday, Feb. HI, in 12:30 NewJ which l'etnined her ptjblic lnnds 101 Schaerter h al l. 12 :45 Sporl. ROlmdt:.ble when she joined the union, and ation presents a panel discussion 1:00 MUllenl ChoU! on "Do Student Teachers Teach?" 2:00 NcwfI the territory of the original 13 THE UNIVERSITY- BANDS 2 :10 19th Cenlury Music states. The small tracts act, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 7:30 p.m. 3:00 Listen & U';lfll Storyte ller in University high school cate­ Deed additional play~rs lor tile 3:20 New. passed in 1938, applies mostly to second .emm&er. Audlt18Jl8 dally 3:30 Mnste:rwol'ks Irom France teria, Discipline and other prob­ 4:00 Gl'innell Cnlll"gt" MOIIAMMED ALl NASSEF, former pretls aUaehe ot the En-ptlan states in the west, midwest and lems encountered by practice In room 15, Muslo Bulldlnl'. 4:30 T ea Time J\f(,Jodles emba8llY In Washington, is shown with his wife as he announced he south. 5:00 Chlldren's !lour teachers will be discussed by 5:30 News Is seeking political asylum.lll the Unl~d Stat-es. He said he and his These include Idaho, Oregon, high school students, practice BASKETBALL PI,AY-DAY tor 5:45 Sport~ Time wife wilt offer their threc children for ~ doption ra!,her than return Washington, Nevada, California, teachers -and administrators. 0 :00 Dinner flour women Saturday at Normal State 6:55 News &0 the ."tyranny" or E,ypt. '~I 'ldnployed my constitutional rllht to Montuno, WyomIng, North Dakota, Teachers college, Normal, III. 7:00 Concert ChlS!icN speak up against somethinlr I thought was wronl' In the embuaY'8 South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON 7:30 Music Yuu Won t Girls interested call Marilyn 8:00 M usic for the Connoisseur dralrs," he saId. His pay was stopp'ed Jan. l5 and he has been re­ Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New ¥ exlco will be presented by Dr. O. THIS NATURAL BRIDGI II a part of the recently-found BceDle QUinn at X-4334. Bus cost: $2. 9:00 Campu, Shop duced to seiling personal belonl'lnll lor mone; to buy food. Ills wife Mexico and Oklahoma. East of .,ea near EBcalante, Utah, U 11 believed that molt of lhe area bu n. Foster on Friday at 7 :30 p.m. Reservations must be in by Friday. 9 :40 NpWI Roundup 10:00 SraN OFF Is expecUI1&' another ohlld. the MississIppi ore Wisconsin, ~er been visited br whIte man. • ~ DAILY IOWAN. nmAY. FEB. 15, nn - PA~ ~ County Red Cross SUI Students Stuff. Envelopes for Red Cross Fund Drive 'Y'HospitaIBoard Honorary Cadet Colonel, Officers Prepares to Open Will Hold Meetjng D· I d B II T · h Rural Drive Monday For Workers Monday To Be ISC ose at , a onlg t • Amid pomp and pageantry, the' platform to receive their corn mis- Highlanders. Preparations for the Johnson The YWCA hospital board will hOnOrDI"y cadet colonel and cadet sions. The presentation ceremony 15 county chapter of the Amcrican hold a meeting Monday 8t 4:10 colonel or the SUI ROTC will be The army aud squadron eom- hcdul d be' t 11 Cross annual fund drivc arc pany commanders to be commis- se e to gill a p.m. R~d p.m. in ihe lecture room oC the now und erway. The rural section disclosed tonight at the militlry sloucd majors, the regimental and main library for all girls interested of this campaign will begin Mon­ baiL wing L'Ommanders, thc corps medi- ADVENTURE in doinl£ hospital work and nil The ball whIch wilt be held cal and dental officer!!, and the 8 ...... ". •• • :IN day, whlle the SUI and city drive present workel's, (rum tl p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Iowa deputy corps commander all to be ,' OIttrH" MtfIu·.lw.ttI"~ will start March 3 and continue Dr. Chester T. Miller, director of Union, will also present the neY.'ly commissioned lieutenant colonels 'If "" MO•• .tI,lI' trew.'. leU,.,.. I ,. through March. will be presented. III...... tudent health, and Chartes C. commissioned ROTC ofCiccrs and Another burst ot fanfare will s.. JI.,.-S~ L.- Thursday afternoon several [ngers-oll, assistant to the super­ the honorary lieutenant colonels. annl/UIICC the presentation of ,_ Ie members of SUI's Red Cross unit intendent of University hospitals, ~he MElCICO.... ""* sturred envelopes to be used in will speak on hospital work. Pres. Virgil M . Hancher. Col. honorary cadet colonel and the I ~...... Walter E. Sewell, pr6te or of cadet colonel as they approach the ...... the campaign. These envelope3 Sally Irish. A3, is overall chair­ military science and tactics, Col. platform to receive their com- OW J'" '1(_ cOntained pledge cards and lapel man ot this project that sponsorS George A. Bosch. professor of air Imissions. "':1-'-...- buttons to be distributed by so­ 14 programs in five fields: enter­ science and tactics, and honored The honorary cadet colonel will _ __ ...... - .. tainment, crafts, worship, reading, licitors. guests will take their placcs on the bc made an honorary member of SIT.' A __ Wi' and talent shows. These programs platform preceding the ceremony. It h c Billy Mitchell squadron, ...... - Township chairmen o( the r ural .lre held in five hospitals: general, As the oroers arc rcad. the two Pershing RiCh:, Pontoniers, and 17· .. '" drive wi ll meet at 2:30 p.m. Mon­ ch ildren'S, psychopathic, handi­ I "'!nil ,...... ,.. day to pick up supplies and in­ capped school, and Oakdale sana­ structions about soliciting. torium. ~~~at~~nt:/~mg~;~e::::~!~~e~~n;;; 1- - -- CLip ME OUT - SAVE 10% W the air force Will escort the Cour ~ I Otis Walker is chairman of the Activities at general hospital honorary cadet officers to the I This ad will entitle you to a 10 <:;. discount on any Johnson county fund campaign. and their chairmen include: read- . I " purchase at Swank Bakery until Friday, Feb. I ing to children and adults, Ann 600 Guests Plan ... 8, 1952. Only one ad per purchase please. Townsend, A4, Sac City; crafts I cI cI l\lEl\tBER OF SUI'S Red Cross unit are shown stu ffing envelopes to be used in the organization's and sewing in the maternity ward, • I I} ';:; ;>, Special-fri avan Sat. I New Resuscitation lund drive to be held In !\larch. Pictured from left to ri&'ht are: Charlotte Boecker, A2, Burlington; Betty Lou Brunson, A2, Daven- To Attend Cappmg I , Otis Walker, chairman, Johnson county Red Cross fund campaign; Mary Krause, A3, Ft. Dod&'e; Con­ port; entertainment, Margaret I l~ ,JJ CHERRY CHIFFON CAKE Methods To Be nie '1\IcNamara, AI, Jowa City, and Sherry Rabus, At, Cedar Rapids. I Reed, A3, Waterloo; music pro- Of Student Nurses w I gl'am, Janice Anthony, A3, Sioux for I Shown a.t Clinic City; and worship program, Ruth Six hundred parents and guests I National Cherry Week I Nelson, A I, Humboldt, pre expected to be present to S('e I .A clinic on arUficia I respira tion Powell-Ellis Rite Anglo-U.S. Teamwork The chairmen and programs at the capping of 98 nurSing studl'nts ' Will be held at 7:30 p,m" Feb. 28, ~ To Be Saturday i ;.- In the fie ld house swimming pool, children's hospital are: Jo Evans, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Macbride 5 5 c I A2. Mqline, Ill., reading program; auditorium. lames Counsllman, Red Cross first Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Powell of I \ Jo Beth Shoe man, A2, Atlantic, Following .a proecSliional by lhe aid chairman (or Johnson county, Peace Key, Says Barff Ottumwa announce the approach­ I announced Th ursday. Sunday school program; Su:'v blue-cloaked nurses, Dcan MYI tic I The only way for America Lo of improvement (before 1950, the ing marriage of their daughter Stevens, entertainment: and Pat E. Kitchell of the collcge of nurs- The back pressure-arm lift I I BAKERY win the cold war with Russia is to ~tandard of living in Brita:n was Kathryn, G. to Jason A. Ellis, G, Pew, A3, LeMars, assisting workers ing and Dr. Robert T. Tidrick, pro- method of artificial respiration IS I now being used by the National cooperate with Great Britain. lower than the German st:lI1dard Belle Fourche, S. D. in the occupational therapy room. fessor or surgery, wIll speak. I 210 E. Collel'e ' )1al 4195 'Y' workers help put on a talent Violet Gordanier, N3, Postville. I- _ _ ~_~_~ ______~ Red Cross, the Boy Scouts, the of living), rearmament increased The weddlng will be held at ;. This was the opinion of StaIrord the burden on British economy, he 1 da 'n th student show twice a month at Oakdale will present the junior class 81 e('l­ YMCA and many other organiza­ St Barff, director of the midwestern said. p,m. a ur y I ,e sanatol'ium and psychopathic h05- ing to the student n urses. Response tions in place of the Schaefer oHice of the British Information Those who had wailed for three ch!lpel of the Methodist, church. prone pressure method. pital. SUI men and women par- wm be made by Joan Myel'~. N2, lInhDo service, who spoke Thursday at an ycurs to get ~ car in J 952 vlould The Rev, R.R. Sanks Will per­ ticipate. Jo Ellen Lane, A3, Boone, Rochelle, Ill., president of the The advantage of the back pres­ have to wait three mO"e years. form the ceremony, is chairman of the project at sophomore class. Tomorrow sure-arm lilt method is the higher SUI Information First !ect'Jl'e in Imports had to be limited to es- Miss Powell's sister, Pauline of Oakdale, and Elsie Jerde\!, N2, After the ccremony, there wlll ~ Do ToD.A~ ven\i1ation rate achieved, Counsil­ Old Capitol. rv1t2t You sential war materials and to suf- Ottumwa will be the maid of Clermont. heads the psychopathic be R reception at Westlawn dormi­ man said, Speaking on "British-Americun tory, ticient food stl1ffs to I,cep the honor. Mr, Walter McGinn J r., G, program, This method differs from the Relations," Barff said that al­ country "ticking over." Programs at OlC handicapped Fifty-four sophomores In fr,:J\'­ Ben Has His Date for Schaofer prone pressure method in though the relationShip bet wcen Iowa City, will be best man. • year nUrsing and 44 freshm!'11 in The Russians are SUbtle, clever school i,nclude weel,-day cnter­ Ihat the operator kneels at the America and Britain has grown Miss Powell graduated from and patient in their methud; to tainment headed by Helen Rose­ three-year nursing will be capped head of the victim and appli\!s worse dUl'ing the last years, a def­ achieve world dominance, he Hedrick high school and SUr. berry, A3, LeMars. Craft activities by their "big sisters." A name pin Catal'el pressllre on the shoulder blades inite change for the better JS stat\'!d. In Berlin last October, the Mr. Ellis is a graduate of the are conducted by Marjorie Martin, will be pl'csented to Delmar Ging­ rather than straddling the legs t1f taking place. Communists made the statement, South Dakota Schoot of Mines, A2, Hamburg, and Saturday a(ter­ erich, NI , Iowa City, by Dave flc , victim and applying pressure That is due, he said, to a change do you?? sanctioned by Joseph Stalin, tilat noon entertainment by Pat Ros\!­ Rose, N3, Marion. It the rib cage. of government and increased re­ Rapid City. He is the son of Mr. they were going to use anj and all land, A2, Clear Lake. armament in Britain, and the el­ and MrS. Elmer Ellis of Belle Other methods of resuscitation methods to dividc and "bedevil" Monday's meeting will be both [cct of ChurchilJ's visit to ~his Fourche, S. D. Here's what 1.50 per approved by the Red Cross involv­ the U.S. and Britain. informative and entertaining. The Watches. Jewelry country. Ing the use 01 apparatus will be "The United States and BriiJin programs will be explained, there "Britain is something to be delnonstrated by members of the will always continue to have dif­ will be skit and an opportunity Diamonds • Gifts couple entitles you to: IOlVa City fire department. Any­ reckoned with," Bar'fL said, <'With ferent methods in reaching C'JI1I­ Engineers to Entertain for all those interested to meet the Guarantl'ed a million men under arms, troops one interested is encouraged to mon objectives," Barff foaid. chairmen of the various groups 3 Clubs-3 Bands-Leo, Bill, Les in 19 different areas aroLlI1d the Sigma Xi Wednesday Watch Rppalrlne attend the clinic. There will be no "But minor squabbles, minnr and sign up for activities. No pre­ • world, and an airforce which is cha~~e. criticisms, if they don·t go too Members of the Iowa chapter vious "Y" experience is necessary. Floor Shows one o( the most powerful and up­ JEWELf:R 'It is especially important that deep, are healthy. However. if of Sigma Xi, national honor sci­ • to-date in the world, the combi.lled • Dixieland Jam Session any persons who are qualified they get Ollt of hand, and it ei ther ence society, will be guests o( power of our lwo countri~s gllar­ , :::. V. H. GORE Red ' Cross Ilfe savers or first aid­ the engineering collcge at~d party = • CORONATION of MISS U. of IOWA antees that Communism wil l never country disputes the integrity of Newcomers to Have ers' become acquainted with the the other, that can lead to a real WATCHMAKE!~ dominate the world." Wednesday evening. B ·d P M d CI,UB new back pressure-arm lift moth­ disruption. That will be the be­ The party is scheduled for 81 fI ge arty on ay FEB. 21 - 1·12 -INFORMAL CABARET od of r~suscitation. Just when the standard of li v- 31b (. H:.r

PAGE FOUR TOE 'DAlLY JO\VAN. FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1952' Tigers, Browns Trade -H'awks Lea'ye . Plan ' Dinner for Retiring Me, 7Players in Attempt F P d E. G, (D!1d) Schl'ocd!:'r Gnd I Announcements or the dinle :1;Mts Housewife Wins Harold (Mike) Howard will be h!1ve been mail cI to approx ima~ , u.s. To Strengthen Clubs or ur ue honorcd at n tcstimoninl dinner ly 2,000 a lumni by the sponsotirC :g".8ceue ~ here Apl'il 30, mall(ing their re- athletic d eportment. Letters of DETROIT (11') - The Detroit In Good Shape tirement to part-time sel'vice. greetings from [Ilends and alU m, Tigers and the St. Louis Bl'owns S ~ hrocder , tOrmer dir'ector of ni will be bound in book form ~t announced a Valentine's day lie:ll Iowa's Hawkeyes ran through a nthletlcs at [owo. has sel'vod on presentation at the banquet. involving ~ even players, which C~;:~~~T:=: Olympic Ski Crown both clubs say will strengthen light scrimmage Thursday after- the a thlet ic sturr for 45 years anel The department Thursday url!d all friends or the retiring lowau Chuck Darling will receive prospects for the 1952 season. noon against a predicted Purdue as coach of seven dirferent athle- to nttend the dinner. TI. Ck cIs 111., many bonorS and awards at the The deal, a straigh t trade, was offense in preparation for their tiC' teams. IIe wi ll be 70 years old be secured from Athletic DireClor end at the basketball season, bu t announced by Tiger Gencrul Man­ game with the Boilermakers Sat­ the day of the banquet. Paul Bmeh leI' until April 23. ~one will equal the tribute he Gets 1st Medal ager Charlie Gehringet'. It moves earned during last weekend's urday night at Lafayette, Ind. Coach Howard has been the Tiger pitchers Bob Cain and Gene ,ames against Illinois and Michl­ It weather permits, the team wrestling con ch ncre for 30 years, Bearden and first baseman Di ck and his team hOJCls a .600 mark Jan. wili le ave Iow a City by plane at I~ Games; U.S~ Kryhoski to the Browns. for all meets. HIS ~ qu ad have In the contest with the llIini, 8:30 this mJrning. Otherwise, the Chuck was matched against two Sl. Louis' catcher Matt Batts, been runner-up for the Big Ten 'Denver university, Despite Purdue's spot of tenth of his nine shots, and finished au t )vas fifth in the' final official in the conference with a 2-7 rec- ' -T k (h- - - B· Musiat W'rites Own ord, the Riveters are dangerous the period with 14 points. The ratings nnd J cannette Burr o( fourteenth point broke the school's Seattle, Wn sh., one of the ndv,lI1cC! on their home court. In Carl Mc­ season record established by our ravol'ites, wns 20th. Iowa rae ances rig ten Ticket at Same Price Nulty, center, they have the shot­ last aU-Am rican, Murray Wier, Dagmar Rom. a comcly 23-ye,,1'­ maker second to Darling in Big of 399 points, and in three less old movie nctress (rom Innsbrllck, ST. LOUIS (A') - Stan Musial, Ten scoring, with a 21.4 per game games than the red hend played. Austria, IVa.. second in 2:00. As Badgers Withhold 2 Stars five-time National league batting average. Purdue has a veraged 67 ,7 Charlie left the game with six On another ~ le('\- c:lated hiilslde champion, got to write his own per game to opponents' 75.6 a nd in minutes r 'maining and the crowd ncar here, America's daring t"'O­ 1952 sala ry ticket Thursday Dnd five or their seven defeats yielded }Jy LrJ, CANNING linois state ~pr int cl1nmpi,)n in sigped at last year's figu re of 82 or more points, shouting, "No, no!" rr had 29 man bobsleddl'rs rallked sel'ond to 1051. lIe will compete in the 00- pOints, which gave him ,m aver­ Ge,.many' ~ favored world champ­ lown's chances for a victor V S80,OOD. ~'a\'(\ c1~~h S;I'urda:v, RA'e or 30.2 for the In ~t five' l!ome!'. ions after till' I irst two heats of a a~ainst Wist'onsi') in S'1turday's Cardinal owner Fred Saigh wr­ A1tholl .~ h 011 the of(icinl schpcl ­ , 'III~~ II'J !"-",,Ii :- .. II 's thrc:l tenir~ lIj10tber re('ol'rl lour-h('[lt champion~hip. dll.1I lmck m(,pt improved con­ pl'i;ccl even ncwspapel' ano radio lil t:' of events it is li steci as a dual now, the conference IIl Ar le (lIsa ~<'1 siderably ThUrsday with ti,e ne\\~ ,,)en by making his contrnct meet­ Sle!l(]rr'l Filli ~ h TOlin:; trael, mcet, ~ome of the ('ntries by Wier. from Madi son that the Badp.cl·." ing with l1is star outfielder- l'irm fmm both s('l1ools will give ClC' Incld"r\.iall " l!II' tall one from 'l'hl:' final two hC:lts arc ~Ci1N\ ­ best two-milrr and pole vaulter basl'mall ~n ooen arfair which was For Your mc('t a definit(' footj.lall t l,lnt. D li ver has hnn 0 11(' of his own uled today, nlong with the men': v.-n uld not bp able to COI11Pl'tp broadcast by local radio stali ono<. r cords broken, A!l n two-y('nr giant slalom ~ kl rac(' nnd 'four ngainst th(' Hnwks. GridMrs Will Conllll'te Doctor Treat yourself to nll-stat.er In DenvCI"s South hig h hockey gam('s, but there nppl'al'S The fil'st (' Vl' nts of the mrrt, th(' Wi sconSIn will hnve six mem­ gel100l he set :1 rl'col'd that fig­ little hope of catching Germany's pole vault and the one mile run, bl'rs of its 1951 v:lI'~it.v [(011)<111 And For ured to stand for y('ars, but r('­ grrQ t _Iedder, J\ ndreas Ostler. will sl:lI't in the Hawkeye fi l' ltI squad and ICl\va will hnv<' seven BUSINESS ports from the mile high city say O~t1C't· :md his brakeman, L'll'­ hOLlsr at 2 p.m. fnt m('1' varsity 01' junior vnl'>ity thot an ('vt'n taller boy has b"oken You! cn? Nlebe!'I, ~t reoked down the LI'O Shillinlll:l\v, th l:' Bnclgcr', gl'i(\cll'rs frorn lhe past .'l'nS,ln. OPPORTUNITY them, and in two Il:'ss games. 1,500"metl'!' (m!'tric mi1(') Frog­ top raled poll' " :Julter, waR I'ulrtl Sophomore .kITY Witt, tl1C' Hig SILK REPP TIES Records arc m:lde to be broken, nerscte!'('n bobsled run In one Inl'ligibll' rOI' s('\lolllstic I'I.':1S011 .• T('n's INUling grid scorrr in In;, l. aod, like points and rebounds, WI' hav!' (01' sale one of the minutE', 20.76 seconds on the first und will not b' able to con1!)(' te w il l bl' llltered in the liO- y:lI cI clash Your doctor and your II Icill )lily yOIl 1111JIt/SIJIII1' dit ir/I' IIII,s /)('('01/,\" Chuck Dnrllng will get more than trip and 1 :2 1.64 on thr second to this !>emester, Wisconsin orficidls fm' tllP Badgers along with !Jar­ finest little Juke Box Routes ill his share, drurgist form a team­ STEPI/l~ S' ~i /k reJ1]Js IIr£' Ihe !illt'sl. illIIlII'/£,fi,/ a/­ hal1g up a half -\\lOY total of revealed. Shillinglaw, a southpaw, land Carl, another hulibnuk frnm Iowa. Consists of Juke Boxes, working together at all One or the most important lire il1l1('('k,(('ar, Goodlookillg, co /mIlt! ~/ri pes ill 2:42.40. hos hit 13 feet, 10 inches in prac­ WIsconsin's football squad. times to keep you well. (acets ot a tip-In artist like Dar­ SllUrtle Boards and Bowling The United Statc~' No. 1 sled \.If ti ce, He was WisconsIn state high Freshman Don Vos~, . \Vh~l fj'l­ Just as it is your doctor's l'cgllhlr lind II(,IL' I1I11'rO(I' ,ddthl s/!I/ rtf b!l Sfem- ltng is the acquisition of "soW' Games. Located in Muscat'n ~ Ilrcivince to diagnose your Stun Benham of L:1kc Placid, N,Y. SL'hool chamJ;llon In 1949 and 1950. ished the Renson [IS second slr·in.:! hal1ds, meaning the touch to con­ area. Can be opcrated on a ills and treat them-so it Merrill, From frol the ball once the man gets and Pot Martin of Massena. N.Y., 2-Mile Ace Injur d de[cn~ivc end for the visitol'S, will is our work to fill your 2.00 tbflt high, was second with a total tIme or Walt Deike, Wisconsin's best :ll run in the 70-yard high hurdles. part time basis. Will earn about doctor's prescriptions-ac­ Solt hands are !he dilemma of all 2:44 .15, representing runs of the two-mile distance, has been The other three Badgl'l's arc Ken $] 50.00 weekly. A terrific buy curately and carefully, L:22.03 and 1:22.12. handicappep by a leg injur y 5l11- Peter;;, Mark Hoegh and Uill big centers, and ca n be developed for $7900. Will finan~ respon­ ollly through an incredible amount With only one event completed, fered in cross-country and Badger Brandt, all shot putters. of practice. Add that to hours of the United States led in points on coach Riley Best definitely decided Five nlembers of the Iowa junior sible party with $3500.00 down PEARSON'S the traditional 10-5-4-3-2-1 basis varsity plus football lettermen rope~skjpping , exercise and scrim­ not to run his distance ace against balance on ea y terms. Write DRUG STORE ma!!e, end you'li know how richly with 12, against eight rOt' Au ~tr i!l, Iowa, Mike Riley anli Bi nkey ' Broeder Box No, 21, DaUy Iowan. Darling deserves every post sea­ five for Germnny and one for Nor­ From the Iowa side, Coa ch are representing Iowa. John H JIl Linn & Market Phone 3873 son honOl' he gets, way. Francis Cretzmeyer reported a and Mike Korns will hl.llp Riley in boost in Hawkeye sprint strength the shot put, and Jim Milani, SOME* AREN'T * SO* PO T with the second semester regi~­ Frank Schwengel and Dick Fowler tra tion of ] I'll Murchison. The have been picked for the high Speaking of postseason honors, City High, Clinton stocky freshman from Wendell hurdles. Broeder will run the tiO­ some of them aren't post. Because PhiJIips high in Chicago was an ll- yard dash. of publication difficulties, baUot­ ing fol' the mythical all-American To Furnish Point teu~ is sometimes done around \he half-way mark in the seasoll . U-High To Try for 2d Place Tonight FOl' example, we have been BaHle by Centers privileged with a vote on Look University high school's basket­ was optimistic Thursday n'ight By TOM KLECKA magazine's dream team, as have ball team will be vieing for an un­ about his team's chances. "We've sports writers and editors all City high's top point prodUcer, disputed second place berth in been doing very well," he said, around the country, The fallacy "and we have beat 'em down there Jim F reeman, will face his rival their conference when they play that arIses is illustrated by Look's fol' second place MissiSSippi con­ once belore. setup. ference scoring honors tonight Wilton Junction here tonig~t. "However," he added, "they The deadline for voting was when the Little Hawks meet Clin­ If the Blue Hawks take this pl ay nice, have a good set offense Feb. 8. Many of the 36 sports lon in the City high gymnasium. pame they will have a clear lease and hit well from outside," writers who attended the Iowa­ Opposing 6 foot to the spot. If they lose, they mu s~ Starting for the Blue Hawks lUinols game on Feb. 9 had not 2 inch Freeman share it with Durant. tonjght will probably be forwards had a chance to sec Chuck Dar­ in the center spot So far Coach Lou Alley's quin­ Tom Kent and Gardner Van Dyke, ling before tbat, and It is fairly will be Clinton's let has won seven and dropped center Craig Perrin, and Mel Rit­ cl!~tain that all there would pick C h a l' I e s Vogt. three in conference play. Alley tger and Bruce Miller at guards. him after that game. Eoth boys have The same magazine ran into so far collected difficulty last tall when it picked 129 points in a man for the all-America foot­ con terence play. ball team - lind he was dead Coach Howard before the magazine came out. Moffitt Thurs­ If Darling doesn't make some day nigh t ex­ at the all-America teams, thot pressed a lot of nee: ssary setup may be thc cause, FREEMAN confidence in Freeman's shoaling and rebound work. With the big center in goorl . , POSTAL* *POT LUCK* (Continuation 01 .'ondprd eqo(pmlnl OI'Id fri. lOWEST PRICED IN ITS flELDI ,It's a well established fact thai form, Moffitt felt his squad's Ulu$'rol.d j, cI.pend.nt on avoilabd.fy of nlo,.,;at.l chances for a victory would be Thr. blo. beoutiful Ch .... rol ••••, A.tr - like so many o,h., Chevrol.t students and others in a Big 'ren body I .,.~ •• - Ilifl for 10.. thon any (omparabl. med,1 In III hldl tow.n know athletICS forward ond better than average. "H~ 's a fast b:lck ward. On street corners there boy, moves around very well," he i ' a lot o( talk, as well as in declared. dorms, fraternity Ilnd ~orority Freeman's hottest nights so far "Finest Features in Its Field! houses, Sound ideas come !rom have been against Mckinley of such discussions as those. Cedar Rapids, 29 points; Water­ Check them over, one hy onc, n1i Ihe IhingS loo, 28, and Anamo a, 25 . Jf' you have anylhln,. pertinent you want in your nex t car. 'I hcn come in, to say about anything in the realm Don Brennan, probable starting cX:lll1il1c ,irive hig. bright, beautiful of sports, put it In a letter or on for'ward In tonight's contest, trails an~ thl ~ a post card and send it to this Freemon's output with a total of C h ~"ro l cl for '52! We hclicvc you'll agree department. Then, when the mall 62 points. Along with Freeman you've round yonI' cnr: nnd we know thai and Brennan, Moffitt indlcllted warrants it, this space will be re­ you'll di\covcr th"l Chevrolet olrers the served [or comment on the thal forward Andrews and guard3 thoughts you send. Ellis Kondol'!! and John Whitl' niO~1 (Inc CUI' rcalllrcs :l i he lowest cost, would be' fir;t on the court for For here nrc th r ollly {tr'" (,flf,1 prin'd sO City high. Mold Another man suJilched 10 Kentucky Club­ low . llrilllnl1tly ncw in slyling . . , Oul· Er The Little lTa~ k5 have won - Lew Worsham's 63 four und lost five In confer nee "ut tlwroughbrell of pipe tobacco. slanoin\:ly One in qUlIlity , , . lind 1011'1',1/- ' Lea~s Texas Open play and own :in eight-six 1'0 'orcl pri('('iI /ill!' ill Lheir Oeld ! (lme in- llow/ for the season, Clinton has lost SAN ANTONJO (IP) - Lew only two games, both of thel" to Wot&ham came in Inte with the first-place Davenport. Moro POOlllo lillY Cllov rolols Ill all Rllch beller your pIpe '.I.".-Itnw smashed par over the dusty 6,400- on our own floor. We'll fast-break no llch (relll .. , }dllr mouth r~h when YOII .tri,.h '0 y:frd Brackenridge Park· course. It against Clillton, a mighty fasl­ " ' ''"Icky ( I ,IJ. & .. d (or fre" tI,.IOII .howlnsltne 1'; 1)" 1 .nd hoW' 10 let Ihem .t bl, •• ~In ••. Mall was the greatest day ot clipping opening team itself, and it we t '~ lIc" Toll! co Co., "'h~rling , W"" V• . Dep'. 39 SEE YOUR CHEVROl.ET DEALER FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIV~ NEEDSI regulation figure$ in the 22 years get stuck we can revert to work­ of the tournament, Ing patterns," • ' Cenvonlen"r '''tod und~r "AutomobU.. O In YOllr 'OCfII' clanm.d I.'.phon. dir.ctory . TlI:I DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1852 Lutheran Group 'Bozo Saves Master and Family ~olio Victim's Hobby Raises SUI Professor Heads Fellowship Panels I Township Divided To Meet Monday Pror. J. H. Bodine, head of the SUI zoology department, lert Into 3 Precinds The annual meeting of the south­ Thursday for Washington, D.C., With the division of West Lucas $1,700 for March of Dimes past branch ot the Lutheran Wel­ to act as general chairman of four fare society of Iowa will be hel:! panels that will evaluate appli­ township into three precincts Cor at Zion Luthcran church-in Iowa A fund campaign that spt3ng' from Mrs. Young's home county, cations forpredoctoral fellowships. voting purpo e.• , two new poll­ City at 7:30 p.m. next Monday. from a hobby has resulted in the Linn, other contributions coming These fellowships are in the ing places have been established The Rev. Richard Engstrom. biological sciences division of the collection of more than $1,700 for rrom points throughout rowa 3nd Lockridge, chairman ot the com­ there, John on county officinls N3tiooal Science foundation, said Thursday. the 1952 March of Dimes. the U.S. miltpe, will preside and Mrs. which is a federal project and the Dorothy D3vis0I1, casework super­ They will be located In Univer­ What's more, it has provided Cedar Rapids VFW post 78 col­ In rgcst or such projects in the ~ a visor from the state office in Des United States. sity Heights at the Nate Moore kind of much-needed, quiet :!'~­ lected $177 {or the drive; wo'rkers Moines, will speak on "What Lu­ The panels consist of scientific wiring 1000 Melrose Dve., tivity and n deep sense of satis­ in a Webster City restaurant sent theran Welfare Does in Iowa." scr\!jcc~ speCialists from throughout the and at the school house located on ractlon for the poliO patients in $32; Liok-Belt Speeder company The Lutheran Welfare society. country. There are 12 scientists a state organization with seven the county home road between University hospitals. in Cedar Rapids, $755.70; Ki11ian's on the p3nels, of which BodIne is branches, is operated by the Lu­ general chairman. Hundreds ap­ University Heights nnd the coun­ It began when Betty Young, department store in. Cedar Rapids, theran congregations to provide ot plications from gradu3te students ty home. Cedar ltapids, in the polio' ward $40, and the Iowa . City Norih­ care for needy children either in \l'ill be considered. The polling place at CoralvlUe, at University hospitals since Au- western Bell Telephone office their own homes or in boarding, free or adoptive homes. formerly used for the en lire gust 1950, started collecting auto- staff sent $35. Following the meeting the ladies township, now will be used pri­ graphed one dollar bills as a Several prolninent persons have or the group of Zion Lutheran 37 Traffic Tickets marily by Cora Iville voters. hobby. When she decided to give recently added their names to the church will serve refreshments. The board of supervIsors, whIch her collection to the March of growing list of celebrities who The ltev. A. C. Proehl is the host lhls week authorized the two nc.w Net Fine of $373 preci ncts, Baid their addition was Dimes, a "Bills for Betty" cam- have contributed to the "Bills for pastor. PrQf. J. H. Bodine PHILADELPHIA (11") - Police made necessary by the tncreased paign sprang up and persons from Betty" drive. came across an abandoned car Clwirmllll of cil'llnsl population oC both Coralville and all over the country began contri- They include Pete Slinchomb, Di5alle forecasts Thursday and towed it 0((. They University Heights. buting. i920 all 'American football player Economic Stability ha d seen it before. Paralyzed from the neck down, from Ohio State university; Dick In fact records showed thcy had SUI Speech Professor placed 37 traffic summons on it Mrs. Young is helpless nnd must Larkins and Woody Hayes, ath­ TOLEDO, O. (.IP) - Michael V. In N.J. for Meeting Coralville Tenant. DiSaUe, making his last major during the last 10 months-with­ do her breathing with the aid ot letic director and head football out ever hearing from the owner. public address as director of price Pro!. James F. Curtl~ of the Sued for Eviction a portable chest respirator, Other coach respectively at Ohio Sltlle; stabilization, said "the threat of Monday Steve Kosolov, 19, or patients in the polio ward spend George Spencer, New York Giant inflation will remain ·with us as Bridgeton, N.J., walked into the ..SUl speech department is attend-. Eugene and LoiS Stanfield their idle hours in bed or in baseball pitcher; George Traut­ long as we are living in a defense station and inquired about the mg n meeting or the committee \~ere named defendants in an evle- wheelchairs, and time sometimes economy." , Cill'. He was arrested. ot consultants from the Speech tion suit tiled Thursdav In John- hangs heavy. man, preSident oC baseball's minor leagues; Frank Lausehe and G. "We hav every reason to look Chief Magistrat James J. Association ot America and the j,on county distr.ict court by Vern lother conducted II hcaring lind American Speech and Haring Moore. Other Patients Helped Mennen Willi!lms, Ohio and Mich­ forward to 1952 as a year of C011- linucd price stability," he said in levied a 5373.26 fine. Kosolov's association in Princeton. N.J .. £ilis Moore seek~ to l'vici the delend­ When cOl'l'espondence began ar': igan governors respectively; Marie A. I' a speech berore the Toledo trans­ father paid the tine and Kosolov week. I ants from a homc he owns at 20~ riving at a rapid rate, Mrs. Young Wilson of "My Friend Irma" radio went 01[ with the car. Curtis visit d the Bell Telc- Ewalt st., Coralville, on the BOZO, WHO 18 A SORT OF FOX TERRIER, gives his master an af­ Came; "Gentleman J im" Dobie, portation club. "But we must was overwhelmed and it became Kosolov told officials he hac! re- phone laboratories at Murray ~round \.hat the couple has t31!ed fectionate lick 'fhul'sday after his barks and tugging awakened the wrestler and tormer polio victim Stay on the job and make 1952 a famil y when their Chicago apartment filled wi th smoke from a an almost full-time job to handle ,Year in which we expand our mil­ c nlly moved rrom Wilmington, IHill, N. Y .. wher he inspected to P y rent totaling $106.50. it. Other patients, realizing Mrs. who also gave Mrs. Young a tele­ Del., bUI offeree/" no reason for equipment in rel,tion to problem Moore c1nims the property was flre on th'e fi rst floor. Bozo's racket saVl'd Joseph MarUn, 60, his vision set; and Jimmie Bloo'!­ itary and economic strength to wi fe and their 24-year-old son. Young's situation and needing new heights." ignoring the tickets, he is investigating at SUI. I ased from him in August, 1951. something to do, joined in the worth, Cedar Rapids lndians' spiJ it of the campaign and VOl­ baseball manager. unteered to help. Gerald Bunn, Conrad, nOw * '* * :Monilor Editor on SUI Panel home, opened mail and kept trark Polio Fund Hits of names and counties from which , Erwin D. Canham, editor 01 the Iowa and adjoining s.ates. They I. contributions came. Margaret 'OChristian Scicnce Monitol', \vill be will bc invited to question the SO Per Cent Mark j reser.t fol' a discussion or "Prob~ panel following the discussion. Louk, Wilton J unction, and Janan Johnson county's March or !ems in Mass Communicotions," to Canham will be on campus to McCarthy, Dubuque, wrote letters Dimes drive has rai~ed $5,554.26 . h Id ' h h h b f and addressed envelopes In answer C 111 t e ollse c am er 0 deliver the Iirst annual John F. to each letter or contribution re- sO far, according to Mrs. J. K~ Id capitol F b. 28. IMurray lecture at 8 p.m., Feb. 26 S~h3af, county chairman. i' Pror. Walt I' 11. . Steigleman. in the Iowa Memorial Union . ceived. The campaign has been inderi_ We're Proud of the Big Things These Liffle Want Ads Do! 'bead of the l'di(orial journalism Others-like Jeanne lTemlryx, nitely extended although it cnded e r tt SUI h I ( E' CI b M long-time polio p~lient from C(!- !eQuenc 0 Ie se 00 0 ngmeers u to eet dar R."pl·do and ."tl·11 utlnble to ll."e oC(icially Jan. 31. The original - ' / Personals Automotive 1 ___.-;;R.;.;e:.;;o::.I.-::::ES::.;t;.::o,;;; te:..-_ _ _ jc;ufllnlism, will be chnirmun of ,,", 0 goal (or the drive in John~on WAt:-.. T AD RATES FOR 50\1,11: - An [..... 1 hOll-r lor .moll the diSCUSSion, which will begin The Engineer's c'ub or Towa City her nrms-gave moral support and county wos $10,000, -- INCOME Inx n.. lotnnoo . 2a!lll. USED .UUl part.. Coralville , .. trmlly or sorority. Only on~·h.1I , ------. CompAny. 01.1 81821 at 2 p.rn. will hold their February meeting advice and generally help d out bl""k 'rom Cu~rl.. n.ll. 'ourl..,n lor,. DOn:ltion~ fOl' the driv~ may be One day ...... IIc per word rMt1U, hot wllt("r h~~llfor, ' ....'0 b... thl, ttltl Olher pallt'l I11c\)lbers will \.)(': 'at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the din- where they could. Mnny wrote sent to PO$t orrice box 425, Iowa Help Wanted IVANTEO; Old ...8 fnr Junk. Bob b ..~m.nt. W~b H'r A,cncy 0101 8-021J. Three days ...... 12c per wor d Ooody', Auto Pnrlll. Dlat 8-17~5. M. L. Nelson, news dil'ector of ing room of the Jefferson hotel. their own (I'iends 3t home lind City. Five days ...... 16c per word ladio station WHO , Des Moines; Following dinner, the group will solicitcd contribution~. HOUSEWIVES 0001 pre.. .,t Ineomo ------IGNITION Tile ~nllniy c!laptel' oC til!' Nn­ Ten days ...... 20c per word fnll hort of your n.rd_? Add ..x\.to Personal Services Hany Boyd, rditOi' of the Cedar adjourn tn the Vl'tcrans hospital Mrs. Young lind hCI' "cnmp:lilm tion31 Foundation for Inr3l11ile Olle month ...... 3ge per word dollnrs to lh~ ramlly Inrom~ by rood. Full nr ""I'I Ume. Wrltp R!>>e n. ''ULLlm Or\llh.. , Debutante C ...",.UCI GENERATORS STARTERS .: Iowa City DOily IOWAn. _P_ho_"_e_8-_I_"_9_. ______nationally syndicall'd coilimn. bf' cond ucted. con tributions I' ceivl'd, sending Blt[GGS & STRATTON MOTORS Prot Kirk H. Portcl', hend oC them to Iowa's county chapters of 'QUARE Dance 1'01'11... MUOiO, lrulruc PROMINENT Nntion.1 Orlnni7.n tion hOI tlon•• caJUn,. Cl.rk De:lAvtn. 7401. the sur politiclil ~ci('nce (\(>P3I't- C OU~l\fAN TO SPEAK the N3tional FOllndation Cor In- SALES DECREASE Autos for Sale - Used H(rE'l1rnl op~nin, tor rood Rcrvlce PYRAMID SERVICFS ment; Prot Harold W. SaundNS, Carroll ColemtllJ, un:vel'sily ty- t'anlile P3l'nlySis. Colll'ctions to CHTC ACO (/1') - MontgomC'ry Rep.- l"ut •• Uv(' to r('poll" Dud m&lnt.nln 220 S, CUnton Dial $723 HUDSON '46 ,ollvorllblr. N;," through· Elretr;, Ty""wrllero. Must Iw b<'tween Aoortment for Fle"t chairman or the sociology and an- pogl·aphet· and ~$sociatc proCessor date have reached $1.720.70. An- Ward and company reported out. MetaJU~ fe-d. whit,. wnll~. rndin, th\~ og"" ot 21·28 ~f':1rt with 2 year8 of Ihwpdlogy departmcnt; Pror. Wnl- in the SUI school ot joul'Oalism, other $00, promised but not yct ),ctail and mall order salcs Inst heater. ~t , c. $575. 8.. 2310. enulllf'(\l'ir'tt "'c.' hoolll1 ~ or 't~ cqutv:ltl:'nl. SECOND lion,. tOUt ' or five room nn:lrl. Exl'{'lIcnt ~1larv with paid wt(~ntloh. 11'· Mc.'nf wl1h bo1th. Unhu·ol"hf'd. 12!i N . ifl' L. Daykin, ll':lcher or labol' will address membcrs or the receivccl. would push the totnl month mnountcd to $63,912,212, a TURN your ('8r Into rendy c;lsh. DnJly I ~Uttll\(,,(,. hMtlILllb..1L101l. rNfrrmenl nnd Van Buren St. and industl'i~1 managCll1ent, and Printing House Craftsmen club above thc $1,800 m3rk.· . drop of 27.8 pel' cent Irom the Iowan Wont Ad" can !It!1l It. rOt \'ou otht'r bC'n,.rill. Ex('t'J1t'nL (ulllr~ nnd job __ _ «Iulckly, ..,onoml'tllly! Call 4191 :\1\<1 "ok 1""'lIrlly. Wrltc. Box 20 "vtnl( education TWO room nM kIICh"".Ilt' furnt.hNI Prof. Arthur M. Barnes, head oC tonight at Cedar Rapids. His $88,571,530 tot31 a year ago. For lor the "d·lok~r loct"yl and expertrncc. " Dolly 10WBn. Apartment. Call Al /122 E. Burlinglon the radio Joul'llillism sequence of topic will be "Early Industrial $188 from J ohnson COUllty the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, the 1946 NASI! Sedan. Excellenl condltton. ExPERIENCED SIC>lOiI"nphrr. DI;;JOO. betore 3 or oftor 8 evetltnga. the school of journalism. Conditions in the Pl'inting Crafts" Dubuque county has contributc(l totul rQPehcd $1,189,177,94.4, or $525. 80786. -- -- FOR ronl-ncwly deroral~d smoll (ur· 'l'hc discussion audience will be tal' the 6 p.m. meeting .In the I $82, Polk county $39, Johnson 5.5 pQr cent less than tho 1950 rOWA Cltlan8 "1K! Ih .. "help wnnllunm. or the [o w~n \0 rill po. Ilion. pr~ss and radio wor~cl~ trom Roosevelt hotel. county $188. The bulk has come I totnl or $1,258,125,266. f ...1 "VNY duyl I.~I them work rDr )'ou TffREli: room !urnl hed lIP.rtn",,,! Prl· ---r,------~-- ~---- RADIO rePIIlrinv. JACKSON'S ELEC ' toni nt." 4191 lodnyl ,'n!., ""Ih. Stude"t mnn And wltc. T ruC ANTI GIFT MIlS WANTED 01 on.~. Compo,",nt. expert, 3426. __ _ RADIO Repair. Pick-up nnd delivery. en

House For Rent IT'S che;1pcr to rUn nn JOWftl1 W.1nl Ad ~~-'---- Rooms for Rent lhan to have fin uur('tltl'd al)1rllncnt! ATTRACTIVE modorn 5 rnom hou~f'. Call 4191 loday· (~nt II lomoll'o" t Near town $90. 82976 cvcnillgJ:. ~-OR RENT room for wnrklntr gIrls In - modrrn prlvote home. Dlnl 4173. FOR RENT: F'urnlshed BPllrtmrnt. AdullJ Lost and Found .,tly. $62 UtlIlU . p.,ld. 624 S. Clinton ATTRACTIVE Il n~le room for mnl1. Streel. DIal 3630. Ncnr ------.------LOST- Polr bl'OWI, glasses Friday be. Semt-nrtvnte bnth .mrt phone. SMALL furnl.hpd apt. for stud nt couple tween MwlC' and Union Bldg. Jim Unlvenity Jlo§pltals. 2264 or vradunw. lad)'. Phone> DGB) bctw('("n CorwIn. ext. 4376. 7 A.M .-5 P.M. 97.9~0 Miscellaneous ror Sale Loans CLEAN, Quiet. Iingh- room for men atu .. of all denio. 17 S. Gove",or. Phone 8-2737. FOR Sale p.,..keets. canar)es. 01.1 2titi2. Qt1TCK l.OANS 011 Jewelry. doWn... ROOM ncrD"S from Chch'llstr)' Bld". for SUI students 1'8t1lol. eto. HOCK·EYE LOAN. 126\1 FOff COLJth-"nd desk. Phone DUbUQ\It'l. I . 2, 3, or 4 boys. MI~St.Udi; I q. 11096. $$U$$$ 1.0ANtD on lUll>. eamer.l. dla DEStRABLE room FJrat floor. Preler mondl. clolhln,. elc. ... RELlABLE LOAl Aomeone who would lake menl. with CORNET In good condItion. Coil x3581. and ... Co. lOa East Burlhu~ton. one tidy living In home .10no. Near SPOKEN Spnnl"h" W. hnv. the In- Longfellow School. Call 2516. ."""nltve LeAlie textbook recordings. Ri d e W a n ted \\ ARM comfor~'blp room. ~,oO • ",eel<. 01.1 6694. TRAVELl.NGT Cut <>cpens •• n ..xt Dial 9194 HOUSEWIves! Ad':;'rUIO those odd. and 90.40;0 wltl'l rider. $1 \'{ant Ad may cut .t~~~ I·~.~~:US.ruR~~:~~bl~~t;'inlc~~;4~nlent. to b~\~t, i~1~epe:.a~~o~m 'Inth::O~~l~J~~j '''pon ...... 0101 1181. __ 4191 lodoy and plMe ~'o\lr ad! DOUBLE and 'It-double room. Very clo. c of all in . Dial 8-2222 or scc Don at Gamble'l. SUI faculty 1TALlAN nnd Gf't'mall from 1t-,II.n ROO~t for ,trl. Close In. 251S. graduale. Ext. 3548 nfler G p.m. . ROOMS Jor men. Close In . 125 N. Clinton • read ... Phone 81677. T UTORING. Ir"Mlotlo"• . CeTman. Call Fie. ch. SpAnL"'. Dial 7:l89. The Daily lowanl* ROOMS aCI'O"------lrom ChemIstry Build· BALLROOM dan ... e lessons, Mimi Youde In,. Wurlu. D lul 9485. ROOMS wllh board In private home for ____Work.;.;..::.::::.. Wunted .:::.- ____ If you want to buy, sell, boy•. On busllne. 0 101 6203. OnD jobo. Phone 8.0935. trade or find any merchan­ WANTED! Typing SEWING. o tul 61146. dise or services in the Uni­ ---- versity l\farket, usc Dai Iy P art-time cashicr-Every THESIS and ,en.ral Iyptnll. mlm_ WANT ad, In the low.n can find the eruphlng. No"'ry P ublic. Ma ry V. lob for OU . Dlnl 419t t!>dny! Iowan WANT AD - the other evening, divide Sundays Burna. 601 Iowa Stat. Bank. D ial 2858 mos~ or 2327. RUBBISH h.ullng. :\623. quickest, economical place in lown ror you to Ford Hopkins Drugs JOB II cook for FralemllY. Box 180. TYPING. 8-21011. [owa CIty. reach ALL of the ~ludeDts 201 E. Washington 6272 TYPING. Call 8-1383. WA NTE D - Sludent or family w•• h. and faculty with your meSS- Dial .984. 1ge! LAFF-A-DAY CH ILD care In my home. 3551. ALTE RAT [ONS and r'»IIII'I. Phone 36OlI. f REMEMBER! For foot comi9rt . • • For Dew shoe look ••• For Quick EconomJoa l ED SIMPSON CALL 4191 TODAY! 113 Iowa Avenu~ - Accordlnr to a reeen& Shoe Repalrina and SuppUes Marketinr Retlearch Su"e,. LET US REPATR YOUR SHOE!:

~perienced TELLER WANTED IMMEDIATEL Y for '- PART TIME WORK IOWA STATE BANK and TRUST CO. "\(l ullid you like me to take your place ,.,hile you .Iso III y report card?" Ph011t 3125 P AGE SIX - THE DAILY IOWAN. FRIDAY. FEB. 15. n n English Student Discusses SUI Drama English Actor - Cheerleader Squad Fluoridation Program Gaining Support Hefl Uy J J<: ltlty UAltGJ'J"r Il'ults of such a \>10C ss Cor u pl'ice Dentists say there is 110 r Adds 2Members of 5 to 14 c'uts V'l' person u yeur . tu worry abtHlt Uw lastc or iii, . Fl uoridalloll is flouri~hillg. Comes to SUI Stage Initia l EX)ICnSIl Itcduccd hllllllruJ results or this mi The process by which fluorides In weak solutioll the !luol'Jde arc uaoed Lo II cIly's watel' bupply They add that lll' initlJI x­ C,1I1' t be scen, smelled or -Likes U.S. Drama has been di scusscd ut length on a pense or inst.;.dlatlon would be ~ and in some at'eas people l'4vt national and state ~cale, and now greatly reduced, b cause the used water containing fJUOl'jOtIG! * * • plans [or bringing this pl'ogrum fluoride can be incol'por~ted with Ily* JIM * G OLTZ* eph made 1I sel'ond film, which decades without any noU starred Eric Portman. to Iowa City are gaining momen- other salts ull'clldy added to thc Any theatre-goers who attend- effects, they hnve pointed out 011 I nstructorship Lca ve tum. publlc watel' supply Bnd piped tli- ed the SUI production of "The T urning to radio. he pl~yed in This mclhod o( retarding dental reclly to the homes.. 111 fnct, they SilY, many ~ I Winslow Boy" were apt to notice a the World Theatre's broadcast of decay ill childr'l\ has been th Some opponents ot the plan say nuw arc consuming wo ter~. tall. dark man in the leading rolc "Macbeth" for tha British l3road­ topic of discussion in many Iowa that loo much water is "wllsted" tuinin!: more fluoride thun iSill!. City civic orl;anizuliolls. 011 washing cllrs. sprinkling lawns ommcncierl in the A.D.A.'s \1'1. of Sir Robert Morton, the crimin­ casting radio network. JOSblJ h is now on leave of absence from 7 G rou))s Favor (' Ia n and olhOl' hOll~ehold tusks, This gram. Aulhorities lIg l'ee that J 10 al lawyer, an actor who played his instructorship at the Centl'a l KENSINGER GlLCllRl "1' Seven of these groups have amount would only be a negligible' 1.5 purts of fluoride to 1 m ~i~ the role with a British accent. School ot Speech T raining and 1'0 Lead Ha wkt'!I(' Fum I)assed resolutions favoring the por\lon or the cost of consumption. parts of watcr is the right cOllCt~ The nccent not only sounds Dramatic Arts, in London. where ,) rognll'l1 recommended by the fluoridation backers rlssert. tration for communily suppll , authentic, but is authentic, for the he has directed Greek and Shake­ Two new cheerlenctcl'~ hav; House of Dcleg~tes of the Ameri- Government Inspection 102 Cllie Adopt l'lan , actor was born in London and. spearian tragedies along with ex­ been added to SUI's cheerin.g can Dental association. These ' perimental new plays. Before resolutions are tentatively s~hed. Overdos:Jge of fluorides in the 1llustrating the rising populJrlty from the time he was 16, has been squad. as a result of tryouts hel" leaving England. be lactured at In Macbride auditorium. uled to be presented to the city wuter would cause troublc. but (I of this progrnm is the fact that in .ollncil next Monday, routine system of checking and July. 1951. 102 cities. one c?unty, the University of London on Brit­ Selected {rom amon~ HI con­ isb films. testants were Marylin Gilchrist, Parents huve always dreamed of sampling the water at all distri- and two schools were known to trained in the why's and where­ Joseph's wish to study the dra­ A2, La urCilS, and Ann KcnslIlgel , lhe day when their children bution poir-ts to maintain the de- be using fluoridation. fore's ot the British theatre.- ma situatioll in. America plus the A2, '1.'a mn. wouidn't hpvc to unrterl{o tile sired fluoridation conccntrH\ion It mllst be remembered Ihal His name is Stephen J oseph, tact that Iowa's department 01 -ll'lIrtlff'l'ies or grinding. fillinq and wo uld solve this. Government in- fluoridution isn·t a cure-all. it b , dramatic arts is regard!!d w1th :rhe tw.o sophomorcs are sched­ whom you may also have seen in ul ed to ' join t he cheerin g squad extracting. Fluoridation is the 1i t'st spectlon and regulation would most effectivc in children, tilll ' reFpect in England was tespon­ ;tep toward lhut goal. mu.lnluin thc necessary standards. is, whe~ teeth m'o ~til l growin~ the title role of "The Beggar's for the Hawkeyes' next home sible for his coming to SllI. Proponents of fluoridation sa.y lt IS asserted. though It will aid older pco\l, le, Opera." English Drama Schools a. Vocation ga me against Michigan State l!'oU. 25. lhut lown Citlalls could reap the 't f un Performed w ith EII &'lish "Greats" He is extremely impressed with _ __ EdTn son. e-P'rmce Was A- Th Ie' 14 Hours 81101f the physical equipment of the SUI Others on the squad include Joseph has been associated and dramatic arts department and the Rosemary Baccte;·. A3, Cedar Rap­ "Doors OIJen 1 :1!i·9:45" LATE performed with many of Eng- way toot drama is treated as a ids, captain; James Werner. A4. snow Cedar Rapid.s; Phyliss Schultz, land's greatest and most rcvcr, mlltce. accused Communist llun- ing OJ revue script and, together presidency next yen)'. Henry B. which is comprised of CUllgl'cga­ g~II ''y of "blackmail" and "C'xtor- with Rcdgrave, performed the re­ Black of Iowa State college be­ Everyone Agrees tiona I-Christians and the EVftrrnoofl the lobbv of the J f- William Seymour, 69, Boone. and owned by Duane Brandt, A4, 1erson hoteL is much improve .... Thursday at Univet'slty hospitals. Waverly. Damage to the Brandt FROM THE SMASH STAGE SUCCESS! according to his physician, 01'. car was estimated at $50. No dam­ : }JalTY D. Jenldnson. - MARRIAGE LlCENl'Ji:S age C!;limale was given for the PULITZER PRIZE WINNER Jcnkinson ~airt an electrof'ardio­ William David Weuver, 27, Leichty car. gram was made after O'Hanlon Iowa City, and Kilthryn 'rom bergs, A cllr oriven by H. E. Nol;'ld, was taken to Mercy hospital. and 3D, Davllnport. Adair. Thursday afternoon collid­ Great Characters Make Great PlayS ••• complete diagnosiS is yet to be Donald W. Kerr. 23, Iowa City, ed with a car driven by Charles' made. Mercy hospital officials and Loretta F. Ec;lwurds, 20, Ox­ Dennis, 939 Maiden Lane. The ac­ SEE IT saId O'Hanlon is resting com10rt­ FIlOM ford. cident OCCUlTed at Jefferson and T il E ably. Lucas sts. Damage to t he Noland Ut:GJN. J ason Arundel Ellis, 33, and NINO Kathryn Lucille Powell, 30, both car was estimated at $75. AT 1NN K EEPER HELD A cal' driven by Meda A. Smith, I :!iU·:i :~K of Iowa City. ;i:2.1.~:l! ' STORM LAKE (A') - N. C. J ohn Mac Gilbreath, K e ll og~ . 424 Clark st., Wednesday evening ":211 collided with a car driven by "Future Stcinc;Jfl'\p. owner of t he White nnd Ethel P. Smith. Kellogg. both 1J:4i'i" j'tamH., Cap Inn here. was helrt to the of le'ga I age. Wil liam Wade, 303 Ellis ave., at grand jury Thursday In justice Bowery and Dodgc sts. Damage OR}6\M~l court on a charge of selling beer DIVORCE PETITIONS to the Smith car was estimated ll t JME to minors. Steincamp was released Marion Ellen Bartarchek. Iowa $28.05 and to the Wade car dt City, has filed suit for divorce $51.68. KlRlEM Gl08ElROTltlS 500 bond to the grand jury. ~ THOMAS GOMEZ OOROTMV OAHOIUOgf 81LL WALKER ' , Sen. 1wo min and a Ilrl brave the terrors 01 florida', I hurricane route-when the trated\I' was ~Inl and AtDem cuttllroats tailed the turn at every crossroads \ Sen. Rob( wIiO has b CORRECTION, , The change in fares for the Cedar Rapids ,and -----.lI\llloot) Iowa City Railway will take effect TUESDA V, MAltMAIf' FEBRUARY 19th instead of February 17th as an- ..hrrinq TERRY MOOR.E l08ERl CUMMINGS nounced in yesterday's Daily Iowan. JEROME COURTL~MO t JOHN RUSSEll' WlllGEER. IOOktI\ presldt " , A TUKE T IM BS ahoma I 'IIARI.EM 01,001;;. tleehan •. TROTTI It • ai, lerr II 0 1:: " . 4 '=O .71.~.~ ' I . ~"'om a, I 'OAItEJ'OOT ." , MAILMAN ' Chairman :.!lll;)-i't: ' ;1-8:3.' II Atty, D, , c, Trott Is