Hawks Lose, 6-2 , Bradley uilivel'1!-ity defeated. Iowa, 6-2, Weather m the aecond home baseball qame of MOIU,. oloutl1, .·IIHb aDd ' the HGaon Tuesday aftemoon. Iowa's cooler toda1. ,T,nanclaJ. ieveD errors contributed to the defeaL ftJr. lIl1h ~"r, n:: le:w.• , Bradley coUected seven hits off Pitchers al. Hl&'h Tueada,., 61: low George Schamberger and Glenn Drahn. al It. " (Story, Page 4) Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, vP Leased Wire - Five Cents Aoplogies Demanded 'by U~S. u.s. CQlleges Must . ~ Revamp Ideas, Says !for '. Reds' Attack on Plane Min.nesota Educator WASHINGTON (UP)-The United States charged Russia CH[CAGO Ill'! - American col Tuesday with shooting down an unarmed American navy plane leges don't have too many stu over the Baltic sea, and demanded indemnities, apologies and dents. a prominent educator said punishment of the Soviet fliers responsible for the "unprovoked" Tuesday, put "too many stUdents are in the wrong pIRce~" for their .ttack. special abilitie"S and interests. The finn U.S. stand in one of the gravest incidents of the Alfred L. Vaughan, assistant dean of the l(eneral collelle. Uni cold war was spelled out in a versity of Minnesota, predicted :~- Maki~g Pigs of Themselves note delivered to the Soviet that colle!(es and universities will Runaway Heiress FRAl'JKLIN, TENN. (IP) - Drunken swine littered the .f1oor forel~ office in Moscow by Am have to "revamp" their ideas to ba!sador Alan G. Kirk,. Weds Latin Lover meet increased enrollmllnts and wheD revenUe agents raJded a moonshine whisky still ncar here It held Russia accountable for changing student needs. J...onda) the.lives of 10 American crewmen NEW YORK Ill'! - Joyce Irene The colleli!es will have to help I Fedefal alcoitol 'tax agent Oscar Crowell said a sow and her lit or.. four-engined navy Privateer Green, 18, beautiful blue-eyed ~tudents find their "propel: places" ; ter of pigs were "m drunk they couldn't walk." and offer studie~ that strike a ,atrol bomber which vanished Ap heiress to a $10-million c~ain They'r,t ,C1r",cd themselves on maSh. WASHINGTON Ill! .- p'o8~'ds ril 8 on a flight over the Baitic store fortUne, and Juan Cuevas, haopier medium "between strictly Three mel! were charged with Illegal manufacture of whisky. technical training and general ed tel' General Jcsse M. : DonJl~dlion sea, And it bluntly dismissed a her Lalin lover, were married in Tuesday maiL Russian protest of April 10 that ucational backJP'ound," he said. order~ dlll!~lfl North CaroUna on Monday morn to city residenUal dl~tricts- cut to the U.S. plane was flying over ing, the brMe's father announced "There won't be so man" young one a day and ' decreed other dt... ; Soviet L~tvia when it was inter 'I'uesday night. people with knowledge of their ~pgilJi ~er. .' 'Lied lor Love; tic redueUons of postal serv\ce JO' own occupational fields and little cePted by 'Red alrforce fighters. Harold L. Green said he had take eUcct by July 1. ,'.' ARerilo, that the defenseless called off the search for his run. else. And fewer will be graduated away daughter after a phone call with a broad cultural background His action followed , e Cancels Registratio,n to bgin . &he reduction In "~~7 viets said, it fire~ at them and "A young person can gain pOisE' place an incendiary bomb in the vice a' onu. and to ooJllid6&e Ih,en dlsappc:ared over the sea him that she and Juan were plane MOIld.iy. was linked with eloping to Canada. and balance from college social Mr. and Mrs. 'kaise Cane' Geoffrey L. Hess, Iowa City, all ehan,es within "I~ , onaIia when 'Its fire was returned. and extra-curricular ,iife that will h.1S p~9,mlsf to marry Miss S,uo charged with the water glass two and one. half _D~.\ :.:i. 'But the state department blunt- make him a happier person, much CANES FOR THE MR. AND MRS, ,are carried by Mr. ~nd 'Mrs_ !"9qli. !I111s(J.01} !I$ he was free from slashing of a high school student The cutback was prom'ptly d~. ly rejected that version and said 3, J32 Votes Cast more capable of malting a fine Robert H. Diehl, both seniors in the .. oJlle,ti of law. The tradltlon.' hIS. wl~e. I I. ;. • in a local cafe early Sunday. clln-' nounced by pt.CSI WHlilim , C. .~ t1O'.. . h,c: ,lJ,nited Staes "confidently ex- • contribution to SOciety ," Vaughan bllLck cane which senior JILW students must carry until Supre~'; I ·TM '·: gol~e!\ .-: ha,ired stewardess, celled his registration Tuesday at herty of the !l{atioodl Ass.Qc'"&ti'oJl Court day, April 27 , was .. :ven IL .~emlnlne truch by ,Mrs; Dleh,t J)CC1s" that the Soviet government For CIty Manager explained. Sflld hl?wever. ;, tlia t .a lew hours SUI, where he was enrolled as of Letter Carrl~r~ . ( ,A~) ' .. i:'a when she tied a ribbon to her wa~ln, stick. The Dlehls-.hope' t, before . the .. bomb plot was dis a liberal arts. freshman. ra~ o( the postal service: ' ,' l, will:' . I 0(.' • (.1 open a ,eneral law ortlce somewheJ,'e In Iowa' alter theJr .Ju~e; cbvered Cl\'Jitl~ drove her to work M.L. Huit, counseUor to men in :::Express, its regret for the un- I A total of 3,.132 votes were cast grlLduaHon. "We wal1t to mlLke certain we arc I:'Jth on the .saJbe He said the \lnilln ~ has aslt.Cii lVld, SQld' h~ eXpCcted to ,have his the office of Student Affairs, said the )lenllte postotflce comrnlttejj ~ ib' laWful ,and provocative behavior here Monday 10 favor of Iowa GOP to Get Bigger Side In law suits," Mrs. Diehl remarked. ;" ,.. rhai'lt~l el)tafiglementS cleared up or'its ' ~ viators . " City's adopting the city manager Hess voluntarily withdrew his take steps to block "tl1ll\ 6rivas}Il,(. ,:'... 1 that 'atte'rt'loOn. : registration for "personal" reasons. in~, ill • advised and unJ1Cc~.~~ " "See 10 , I( that those respOD- form.of govern~ent, according to , Grail! r~pc"tecl In his statement Foreign Policy ~ole Before Hess could be re-admU order." t , " '" :' ,.~, .; ~ lillie for thl. action are prompt- the fmal offiCial count of the tp P9llce , i~ltt Miss Subr,nela had Ij ... ~verely punished;" ballots Tuesday by City Clerk WASHINGTON (,lP)-President ted to SUI, Huit said, he would The house , recenUl" ~Ji~~' a rio part III /Ilo~vatlng his plot. have to meet with a disciplinary . h bl" ed George J. Dohrer. Truman moved to heal the angry Bogus' Money Ring SmasHed ~:: He said HiB only thought in plan blJl to raise Postal fat on ;W8t 1'ln'llccor d ance wit est~ Ish Altogether, 5,417 votes were I , committee or the dean ot students. political breach in bi-partisan for Iiine to blow ,up the airliner was cards, parcel pqst lind. secOlld . e~a~ custom amon,g pea~e - l?vlOg ~a- cast on the city manager issue. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP)-Two men identified by secret' ser; eign policy . Tuesday with a sol '0 collect $25.000 insurance on his The 28-year-old freshman was matter. The aim wlls .to .brlnl(, in UOIIS, pay appropriate Inde~nJty Of these, 2,285 opposed the plan's ". " emn pledge to give Republicans vjce agel1ts as leaders of a $500,000 bogus money ring, we~e f~milY. .'~ . , charged with slashing Rob e r I an additlomil $ISI-mlllion a ytar for the unp!ovoked destructlo,~ Jf adoption here. Seydel, 18, at the D and L Grill, in revenue. a more active role in the conduct "Let' me .a.ialn strcss her com ", ""'~f r American bves an,d property. The proposed garbage collection charged with counterfeiting Tuesd,ay night and held for arrai~'.. after Hess claimed "antagonizing ~ t ' of international affairs, as tIl ,my true. ir , But lhls m!,a~ure. ,. ,n~.,vl\. pen.!i>-. Gongrissional leaders of both and disposal system was defeated ment before U.S. Commissioner Boyce H. Bu~terfield. '., i \>I~.t." iino~lIn,c~ : statements" were made by Sey· He ma~e Hie ple<;l.gll lq .~ state funtio!l3 i'n~ PI)'a~vlties . and par III.' ~ ~ ..~"~, woUI,I\,.. .~~. -parties ·imme(Uatllal expressed full by a vote of 3,7'; 1. La 1,569. A tota\ Secret service agents identified del when he (Hess) ordered ham only allout on~ _ Qlr. ' de and tnent issued alter a long White ticularly my future plans," Graht ij . approval of the state department's of 5 341 votes were cast on the House conference wlth Secretary the two as Salvatore SaUi, 39, and C I W h said. He did >not explain what he and eggs. de~rlnieiltr. eillm.ted ·, p'~~ .\ ~U~ issu~. of State Dean Acheson and Sena: Anthony Iraci, 36, both of Buffa- 00 er eat.r mcant b,. his ,ifu.ture plims." County Atty. Jack C. White fil 607 ,OIC! de~te" I.r 1M t_~I ;;J5'. ./ .' \ Monday'~ vote exceeded last tor Styles Bridges (R-NH) who 10. The federal agents said the . • ,\,he eniiDe~r said he told Miss ed an information against Hess. cal year wbleb berlna J""':' 1:"', two were leaders of a ring which charging him with assault with ·e AntIOhl·staml·nes spring's mayol'ality vote of 5,203, recently has attacked vigorously ,In Return ShOWIng ~uorncla so m~ny !alse statements In most city r~sici~ntlal ~}s~lc~, Som one of the heaviest in local may- the administration's handling of circulated phony $10 and $20 bills .' abOut hi. perSonal affairs that intent to mQim. mall Is now ddlverCl!i .twlc~ [lai.l1t or-council elections. foreign . af(airs. in New York City, Buffalo, New Temperatures dropped steadily he bad to ''u\ake up 1T\0re Itorles" Police Judge Emil Trott bound and in a few heavily poPlPat~tI The president promised that Orleans, St. Louis, Cleveland, At- Wednesday afternoon as U.S. fore Wbt:D sM ~eiin doubting him. Hess over the grand jury Mon· areas, three times. . ';'., ' Good, Doctors Say Republicans will not only be kept lanta and other cities across the casters predicted cooler weather day, and Hess was released under Under Donaldson's ord'cr, ~'df)i.:. 'Maragon Swore fully informed, but their views country. to follow summertime tempera- $2,500 bond, posted by his attor BOSTON (IP) - Antihistamines day mall qcliveries to b4itJne~ If. will be solicited and will receive lraci was arrested in a west lures recorded In Iowa City SUIl ncy, Will J. lI~yek. - the kind the doctor gives, but Fa se y: Witness serious consideration in forming sIde coffee shop and Salli was day and Monday. Micarthy:~ : ,~ Call districts will 'lot be affcct~, 'but not ,those sold to yOU without ;l policy and carrying it out. Saturday service wl l,1 be CU!: prescription - were declared good WASHINGTON (JP) - A gov picked up in a downtown bar as Civil aeronautics administratio!1 the climax of a months - long officials at the airport said ohly Fonner "FBI, Men Progressives Join IJi cities where . bulllntll" ,. ~t ~ · lOf common colds Tuesday. ernment witness testified Tues rices DO~ nl ...."., deUr.,.... This support came at a panel day, at the perjury trial of John S. B. Walden Takes Job investigation during which secret l\ slight trace of precipitation service agents claimed to haV e! had been recorded Tuesday. ... ' WASH~NGTON -!\PI Sen. Jo Political Party Day on Sa4urdl,., &heT, will ... )" 01 the American College of Phy Maragon that the former ,man seph R. Mct::llrthy (R-WiS.), said to two: those recelvlai lW,b IiCftv, sicians, one of the nat jon's top about-thf;-White House admitted As SUI Vets' Advisor ~orne red more than half of the The cooler weather was ex Tuesday he -will oCfer three torm will 'et one. . " : i medical organizations. he had a Texas bank account aft S.B. Walden, veterans training allegedl)' counterfeit bills. pected to continue until Friday SUI's Young Progressive club er FB[ alents as wi~qeS8es to voted Monday night to enter the Other service reductions' It-wasn't unanimous. One new er swearing to the contrary. officer, has taken over the posi Agents, who declined to disclose with morning lows ncar the fre~z. ··,'I·ti. J)aek his charges that Owen Latti elude: ' J, r f, :.; ~. ~ stlldy was reported finding no Maragon is accused of lying tion formerly held by the late E.E. where the money was printed, ing mark and with the mercury campus political party day cere termed it "unusually deceptive." mo~e js Russia's top spy in United monies May 9 and May 23, Pres. Street box collt!ctlc'ms wll~ be ",'ue even in the doctor kind of when he allegedy concealed de Haase as advisor to all veterans rising to about the mid - forties Stlite$. antihistamines, posits of $120,000 in a San An attending SUI under Public Law They said the bills were sold in by late afternoon. Frank Robertson, A3, Muskogrec, kept "at. a minimum,'" with' the He told rePorters the tormer G Okla., announced Tuesday. final collection ot each1 day The difference between the two tonio, Tex., bank over a five 16. large quantitles at rates which A slight trace of precipitation matte in ~en will ,"corroborate ot supple by 8:30 p.m., local tin"e. kloda II potency. Those restrict year period in which he claimed Walden will be in hls office, varied proportion to the tuesday caused the grass to be· Robertson said ottielals of the amounts purchased. ment" testimony to be given to student group will secure permis AU WlDdo" lervice at .poet,. eo 10 prescriptions are powerful an income of $30,000. rooms 205 and 206 of the Iowa co~e greener and the trees to senate Investl;ators' Thursday by offices will be stoppeel ., ...... and dangero\lll. Those sold over Tuesday's witness for the gov State Bank and Trust company Edwin Manning, secret service show signs ot budding. ' sion from proper officials to en the counter have been \leld safe agent In charge of the Buffalo ex-Commupist · EdItor Louis F. ter the political party days and and In lOme pfaces at p. •• ernment was Carmine S. Bellino. building, between 8:30 a.m. and Budenz. , a by th,e federal fOOd and drug ad a certified public accountant. who 5:00 p.m. Monday through Wed- district, said 21 distributors of the The mercury fell steadily Tues will proceed to arrange for speak- O.nly firl~ ,class mall,:' Pil~el mlrtlstration, provided they arc worked for a senate investigatin:; bills were arrested earlier here. day to a 51 degree reading at 6 McC'lrt/iy \la& said Budenz will ers. post, and newspapers'; wilL t. be nesday each week, ' swear. he Lattimore, now d taken In the doses "titten on the committee dUring last summer's The training officer's office for He said another 25 were take" p.m. kri~w handled between 6 p.m. ' al\,d " 6 a. Johns Hopkins u/liverslty pro The club also proposed an In· labels. "five pcrcenter" probe. merly was located in MBTB. into custody in New York City • f.• vestigatlon of off-campus housing a.m. t_:. "vI ~ "J,j and "about a dozen" in New Or fes~or, ItS a. Communld party member , subjeet to the party's conditions for Negro stUdents, Ro Bulk m"lllngs of 8eeon~ ; .. ~ leans. F'.,d Smallpox Calel in "dtsclplinarY powers." Lattimore bertson said, and fourth clas8 · malI "~U: ~ ' < ',If. 'We Won,' Signal Ci ty Manager Back.ers Other objectives listed by the eepted only between II 'a,m.' anli Iowa,, Start Vaccinations has denied.. any Communist or pro- 6 p.m. . ; I So~iet t\.cs, " , club for the rest ot the semestcr Students Ordered , CENTERVILLE (JP) - , PI~ns , McClirthy &ave the names of were defeat of the Mundt·Fer Donaldson noted In 'ttle,' bl4lW.· were made Tuesday to set ' up two of' the .one-time FBI men to guson bill in congress, defcnse oC tin that tho deparbnent ~, ~ To Vacate Shop smallpox vaccination centers ' ~n !:dwllril ·P :·_Mcir.an, counsel of Terry Lee Simms, Negro packing pin, ,13,000. empIOl~: . w;lder~, p~. ,even southeast Iowa 'towns after tlje' sc.ia~e \ 'Qfeien ' relatioh" sub house worker, and an active pro vious1y-anouneed I!co.notn,y :~. Two SUI students were ordered Cwo cases were reported at: ihvestiiating his Com gram for international pace. and .will be dowii to '50t.OOO ' in distrfct court Tuesday to va cin· c:6mlnitt~c!: cinnati, Iowa. These were \",t~e munist ch.r.e~ 'arainst Lattimore workers b1 July 1. . ' 't, .. :., cate the building where they op lirst smallpox cases in Iowa since al1d ttle. ,state C\epartment. Their '1( ., ' .. ', . *... ~ ~~.~oI .~ ,' ... . .~ ~., j erate tne Dixie Cream Do-Nut 1947 when there were three.'.· identl~.les w1l/ )tot be ~isclosed tln- WSUI Off the Air shop, 325-3251h S. Dubuque street. They were John Smola, AI, Dr. Ralph He«5ren . or the s~le til they. ' arc. sub.lJenaed. Technical troubles at WSUl's Not I"foimeil:Hei,-: Central City, and Carl R. Hayes, health departm~nt, who came . \'. . " . " transmitting station T u e :; day A4, Indianola. here to investigate repo1'lsof BADGI: GUN TAKEN forced the station off the air J.P. Souchek•• 12 Ro n a 1 d s The owner of the building, Mrs. smallpox, said the illness of a SAN DIZdo M - A 10-year- from about 7 to 7.:30 p:m. and street, assistant postmaster of the J. D. Harkey, 325 S. Dubuque young man and his wife who live old junior traffic patrolman at a again trom about 8:30 to the end Iowa City postoltice. said early street, claimed it) her petition the south of Cincinnati had been San Dielo elementary school was of the regular broadcasting day Tuesday evening the local office two students refused to execute 1iagnosed as smallpox. Several dlsmiS8~ fr~ the force for con· at 10:15 p.m. had nQt yet belln Wormed • of a written lease which was to go other cases rUlT\9red to be small- duct unbeo would settle next March, when the present mayor and coun back Dnd walt for the results of the new form. cil complete their regular lerms. Men wbo formerly ' held public office in Civic interest, which must have reached a Des MoJnea were put up as candidates to serve near-record height during the recent campaign, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1950 VOL. XXVI, NO, 'I" on the new council under the new type of city mu!.t continue i1 Iowa City's new governing IOV!IJ"nl"(lent, sy~lem is to work. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR TV: A Sports saviour? - UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled ~, in the President's office, Old Capitol Spdrfs, once expected to be the boon ot the small colleges and high schools. ~rc~ s~hools, Wednesday, April 19 Academy of Science, SUI campu•. Intant television Indmlry, lurned its back re which used to play many of thclr garn~ on 8 p.m. - University symphony 2 p.m. - Baseball; Indiana U., .c;enUy when the Western conference decided not Friday nights, have seen the lim~llght ta\ren. • orchestra, Iowa Union. Iowa Diumond. to televise any league Kames next fall. over by the small colleges, who I:tave been play 8 p.m. - University play, "Man 2 and 8 p.m. - University play, The directors of the Big Ten schools wcre ing Friday nights. and Superman," University thea- "Man and Superman," University unanimous In their belief that televising games Now that the BJg Ten, undisputed '.er. I theater. ' will reduce the nu~ber ot fons who ordinarily klnl'pln of collere 'oetball confer~nc~'f .... " 4:30 p.m. - Lecture sponsored 8 p.m. - Art Guild film, "End nUend a game. taken a step toward euln&, the sore spot, by the Graduate Art council by of St. Pctersburg," Art auditor Out of the board's DCtlOn grew a ban on di other conferences can be expected b follow Mr. Chang Riven Kao on "Dem- ium. rect broadcasting of the aames. There was a sulL - onstralion of Chinese Brush Tech- Sunday, April 23 sUpulatJon that the games may be rebl'oadcast However, major league baseball stood up nique," Art auditorium. 6 p.m. - The University clu~, on TV the day affer the ,arne, after 6 p.m. well at the turnstiles despite the thrent.. of 'tV. Thursday, April 20 slipper program, men invited, 10W1l • In arrlvlnl' at the decisbn, the board Crcwds continue to witness baseball games, 8 p.m. - University play, "Man Union. pelnte4 out thal mailer achools are hurt even though most of the major league gl\mes arc . and Supern'an," University thea- Monday, April 24 ~ by TV. SIDee f",,1 would be able to vIew televised. tel'. 8 p.m. - University lecture; 4 and 8 p.m. - Art confer- Boris Goldovsky, Iowa Union. major I'amel cn their TV sell, the board The big test that TV faces in coming soon ence, Art auditorium. Wednesday, April 26 reasolled the, would Illy away from small in Madison Square Garden. C,BS recently cOO . 4:30 p.m. - AAU~ tea. honor- Careers conference sponsored oollel~ Saturday afternoon. camea traeted to televise all SPOI'ts events originating mg semor women, UnJverslty club, by the collegiate 'chamber of COllI- SmaH colleaes have combatted the problem there. Iowa Union. . meree, Old- Capitol. . by scheduling their games at night, in order to If the turnl liles still hum at the Garden Friday, April 21 8 p.m. _ United World Fed- avoid a coomct with major televised games. despite television, TV sports may stick. Jt not, ' Annual meeting of the Iowa era lists panel discussion, senate But onother ctnCJI~t has come up between TV's future in sports will be dim. Academy of Science, SUI campus. 3:30 p.m. _ Baseball: Indiana chamber, Old Capitol. Sprightly Comic - V., Iowa diamond. Thursday, April 27 LaHimore: . A Strange 'Radical'- TV Heralded as Aid l~ 8 p.m. - University play, "Man Careers co nference sponsored and Superman," University thea- by the collegiate chamber of com- Sen. JOteph McCarthy (R-Wis.) has accused lemma. United States pt licy should aim to in To Cross-Eyed Kids ;01, tel'. merce, Old Capitol. Owen Lattimore, state department consuliant creas the ability oC countries in A~ia to do 'or 'Tight Lillie Island' 2 and 8:15 p.m. - Art confer- 10:30 a.m. - Supreme cOllrt tal' ot without Russia by encouraging a steady im ence, Art auditorium. day, senate chamber, Old Capitol. n easte!:n affairs, being the "top Soviet PHILADELPHIA UP) - Televil.1 add Sat. April 22 7:30 p.m. - The University ngent" in the state department. provement or the three-way economic relation • sion is tough on night vislOll - Opens Here Today So Car McCarthy's "evidence" has consisted ship between Asia, Europe and America, in but it may preve a blessIng {o. 9-10 n.m ., 2-3:30 p.m. Art club, partner bridge, Iowa Union. largely ot excerpts Crom various articles written cluding the resumption of the supply of raw children with crossed eyes, 1'Itl conference, Art auditorium. 7:45 p.m. - Naval Reserve Re- by Lattimore. The artic'les, lays McCarthy prove materials from ,Asia, the sale cf Europe's manu group ot Philadelphia optometrists' By *ViNCE * BRANN* thing in *the mm * which * isn't neccs Saturday, April 22 search unit, senate chamber. Old Annual meeting or the Iowa Capitol. that, amon. other thlnllS. Lattimore has fallen [acture'~ in Asia, and American financing both have observed. . It h as been a long time since sary to it, no loose ends, no di for the Communist line in Ohina. of industrialization in Asia and recovery in The optometrists have betiRl any movie comedy of the merit gressions for the sake of a few (For Information regarding dates bey Jnd this schedule, Since McCarthy likes to quote trom Latti Europe. viewing tor the last year the ey~ of "Tight Little Island" has come extra gags. The whole thing is as see reservations in the office or the Pres:dent, Old Capitol. more's articles, he might take a leok at the "The American finan ing should be under effects of man's latest device t our way. well-knit and solid as one could In fact, it is hard to believe wish. January 1950 issue of thc AUantic ma~azlne, taken as a sound enterprise in increasing pro forget himself and concluded tha even its harmful effect on tDe' that there can still be fresh, dif No Special Sial'S GENERAL NOTICES III an arllcle entitled "Rebuilding Our duction and consumption, not as a doling out ot ferent humor on the screen, done There arc no special sturs in Policy in Chlnjl," LattImore wrote; subsidies to keep the economies of Alia and ability to sec at night Is not !.:) GENERAL NOTICES should be deprsited with the city editor of The permanent c\alT)age. 'I' to a turn (as only the British can the ri 1m ; the leading role:; are all Daily Iowan in the newsroom in East nail. Notices must be submitted "A$ the ..iDe time, any new departure EUI'ope stngnantly alive. . . o[ about equal importance. It is Directed by the Pennsylvanii. do It). But such ill the case with by 2 p.m. the day preceding rirst publication; they \V.II NOT be ae, In United State!! poUey In Asia must be "U would be foolish to think thd the this J. Arthur Rank production almost as though Director Alex Stpte college oC Optometry, lh']; cepted by IlhJne, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTEN pro-?f ' ••alnd 4J!e aecqsatlon of appea81nl' UnHed States could ever win ~/1e r:eal survey was based 'on stutltes 'or wbich opens at the Capitol theater ander Mackendrlck shied away and SIGNED by a responsible person. ~mmu.Jsm it doctrIne of RussIa as a frIendship of a Communis' C"overnment." todaY. from big names for fear their pre II' patients as well as of 40 sen icll APPLICATIONS for scholal'- PII.D. FRENCH reading exam- .tate. , , For 11 "top Soviet agent" Lattimore certain- Adapted from Compton Mack sence would destroy the balance. students who watched TV und r ships for the 1950 - 51 school inalions will be given Satw'day\ "There is ol)ly one way Ul escape this dl- ly has radical ideas. enzie's novel, "Whiskey Galore," Wh at makes "Tight. Little Is controlled conditions. year are now available at tbe Of- May 20, from 8 to 10 a.m. -III ~ ------~ this is the sad lule of Il mythical land" so rich is the utter sin Dr. John C. NeiIJ, professor At, IIebridcan island which tragically cerity ancl earnestness with which (ice ot Student Affairs. Intorma- room 221 Schaeffer hall. Appli, c9~ opthalmic mechanics at the col' runs out oC whiskey in 1943. It It Is told. The travelogue eHects Uon pertaining to these sc holar- lions may be made by signillg til\! leg and head ot the contact lens Is a deudly scrious matter, and produced by the camera also aid ships may be obtained there. sheet posted on the bulletin boa',id Po -tico Brands Pepper Red Sympathizer secUon o( the American Academy bids fair to get worse, until late considerably, as do the many vi outside room 307, Schaeffer hM! . - of Optometry, declared that TV casts a vessel upon the shoa Is sual sources of laughter it pro YMCA commission meetings by Wednesday, May ll. No 'appli~ MIA¥l (JP) - A youthful Flor- Pepper countcrs by branding has been following the now ap- is a good. thing tor training young" ncar the islund. The vessel is vides. will be hold Thursday, April 20 cations will be accepted after til" , Ida congressman is staking his communism "an odious doctrinc" parent Republican plan." ~ters who surrer trom "squint carrying 50,000 cases of spirits. The script and the camera are in the YMCA conference toom in d~L ' .,~ hope ot unseating veteran Sen. which he is fighting "through vot- Sharply Drawn Issues or cross eyes." Fanciful Dellrht just as much sturs as are the the Iowa Union. All four com- Claude Pepper largely on this ing for the Marshall plan and There have been several issues He said there's nothing like ~. The way in which the whole uctors. missions will hold discussions be ART CONFERENCE and exhi Issue: ~ arms for Europe, and working for sharply drnwn. Smathers assails western movie or a puppet show matter is resolved would hardly From all of which one might in ginning at 7:3 0 p.m. bit of Iowa high school art will Do FJorida voters believe Pep- better medical care, broader 50- "socialized medicine." Pep per to get the kids lo concentrate on be fair to divulge here. Suffi('e fer that keeping the elements of be held in the Art building April per hal. 81ven comfort to pro- cial security protection and other favors 11 notional health insurance the screen. it to say that a coalition of talent a movie in lheir proper propor DEMOSTHENES club wiJ] m~t 20, 21, and 22. Guest speaken . Communist elements? advantages" program. Then, he advised, cover the has triumphed to make "Tight tion Is a guiding principle of Bri at 7:45 p.m. in E104 East hall will be Edwin Ziegfeld, head' ol Rep. George Smathe.rs of Mi- Senorlty Threat. Smaihers endorscs tj1e Taft- . chJld's healthy eye and the child', Little Island" u pure, fanciful de tish !lim makers. It has worked Wednesday, April 19 . Don Kust the department of fine and in ami. seeking a seat In the sen- Smathers, 36, tells listeners that Hartley act as "basically good." concentration on the TV sc reen light. From the opening, heavily in the past in their serious dra ur will be the guest speaker. All dustrial arts, Teachers colle~, spt:cch pathology majors are in ate after two terms in t\le hOUSe, Pepper's 14 years of seniority in Pepper opposes it. will provide a beneficial exercis intoned words of the narrator to mas, and it certainly works in Columbia, and Ben Shahn, noted says Pepper has done lUst that. the senate is a threat to national Each side has raised the racial for the "lazy eye" or the on his punch-line finish, the script their comedies, if "Tight Little vited. American arti st. Aiso inclu'ded in He Is makinlll the accusation the security because he is fourth in issue. Smathers cancelled a talk genet'ally known as "crossed." never bogs down. There is no- IsI:lnd" is an.v indication. the program will be a color movie TENNIS CLUB tryouts (or wo focal ,Issue of his campaliD· line of Democrats on the powerful to a Negro group when newspa- As to" TV's eHect on seeing ' in Saturday at 3:30 p.m. " men will be held April 20 and .. Pepper denies the charae hotly. foreign relations committee, and per photographs showed up. Pep the da~k, Dr. Neill explained tI1jt --- , 25 II I the women's gym at 4:30 " '. ! He Ba)'ll It Is "noth\Jl, In the if named chairman would "h;:lve per asserted he had affidavits to the indigo part of the spectrum p.m. All women arc eligible lo try COMMERCE SENIORS: ,AU workl but a Republican campaian a lot to do with relations between prove that a Negro had been paid uses up the chemical element in Jews Warned of Possible War out. candidates for the B.S.C. in .tune a,alnll me In a Democratic prl- the United States and Russia." $25 to rush up and shake his own the body known as "visual or August witb a grade point ~y~ mary." re,arded at equivalent to Pepper, 49, retorts; "Republi- hand at a Leesburg rally, purple," which helps man see at TEL AVIV, ISRAEL-The "cold war" between th e Arab APPqCATIONS for YMCA erage of 3.0 or higher, are ur~ election in thill traditionally Dem- can senators have been hurling Interest Rll'h . night. states and Israel is worsening-and Jews daily are warned there cabinet positions fOL' next year to report to the Commerce o(~ ocratic state. Since there are only charges of communism against the Florida voters have peen stirred immediately. • .: Ho~eJ" using vitamin A or might come a sudden "hot blitz." arc available now in lhe YMCA two candidates no runoff will be secretary oC state, against the by the campaign. Regi~tration is getting it in the ra-w by nibbling office in the Iowa Union. The of requIred. President, OUI' ambassadors and at a new peak. Many Republicans oJ\. carrole educes this condition, The nation's newspapers join army and government leaders fice is open every afternoon. ORDER OF ARTUS \I1i11 ~ Smathers. a husky marine corps our United Nations representa- arc changing over to Democratic the oPtometrist said. in telling Israelis there's plenty of goo~l, sound reason for think Tuesday, April 25 , at 1:1:15 P,JIl. vet4!ran, reeentiy belan namln, tives. Republican senators have a(filiatlon. Just what (his mcans He added that tubes used in ing the Arab states might try a "second round" attack against the NA V AL RESEARCn res e r v e in the pine room of Reich's cl(~ . at the rate of one a day groups announced they will go on repeat- remains to be seen. newer TV sets help eliminate the unit will meet Thursday, April Speaker will be Clark C. Bl~m which, he said, were Communist Ing these charges. And here in The Republiealls' havo a sena ~ ountry. robbing oC the "visual p~rple." 27, at 7:45 p.m. In the senate of the department of bU6Ineas,; or pro-Communist. and which, he Florida my opponent has an- torial c:mdidate of their own. He They point to lhe recent Arab with Britain, arc getting ships, chamber, Old Capitol. Interested ."' 'fl claimed, Pepper had addressed or nounced that he is gOing to make is John P. Booth of Miami. But Dr. Neill cautioned TV novices league's council decisions in Cai tanks, guns and planes lor "in to "take it easy" when the set naval reservists are invited. THE UNIVERSITY Ph~rllla" hllt~ 'n some way. thcse same charges every day. He the party is holding no primary and lheformation of a pQIi ternal secu rlty." is insta lied. rO wives will give a party ~or th\'tr --'------election because the few who have tical, economic and military alll Britain has denied an Israeli ORCHESIS will meet at 7:15 husbands Wednesday, April 19 . ~t announced for offices are . unop- Eyes, he said, are at first con IInce by the Arab nations. There request for similar supplies. Is p.m. Wednesday, April 19' in the 7:30 p.m. at the Iowa - Illinois Tar B~by posed. . fused by television screens and no longer appears to be much rael appealed also to the VniteE! mirror room. Gas and Electric company, '. The senatorial nomination i~ some discomfort results. Over-in \loubt, in the average Israeli mind States. Her request has been re the only important statewide dulgence, before the eyes are ac but that the Arab countries would ceived coldly with an indication prize in the May 2; primary. The cuslomed to die new task set out again resort to ~rms if they fail only she may be able to buy light four-year terms of dov. FuUer lor them, is a bal:! thing, he ex to crush Israel through an eco- arms and some surplus jet air WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR ' Warren and other major stale plained. 1l0mie blockade. craft. Wednesday. AI)rll 10, ' .n:-.... 2:30 p.m. officers have two years yet to 8:00 a.m. Morning Chapel Dr. Neill aod his associates who Jewl Aren't Afraid Israel, anyway, is going ahead 8:10 a.m. Newo-Koch run. made the survey oUered some oth The Jews aren't afraid. The av the best she can to develop her 8:30 a.m. Greek Dramn tn Tr:lnslatlon er advice to TV fans: 9:20 a.m. News-Thein. Auburn erage one is confident - and so "defensive capacity to the maxi 9:20 a.m. Li sten and Learn I, Don't view television throul'h Is the newspaper he reads - that mum."She bas taken every pos 9:45 a.m. The Book.helf dark glasses. if the Arabs try to smash Israel sible step to keep regular and 1".1\1\ a.m. ('"un ,md Saucer Club Report Shows Rise 10:10 A.IIl. DOUble Feamre 2. Meuu.re the hell'hi of the by force as they did after the reserve forces in readiness for any 1ti:,)o.I a.m. Conversational .... rench TV screen, multiply that by eight Jewish state was proclaimed' May eventuality. l~ : "O 8.m. NewI-ThomlCK) n In County ~ s "Income and don't sit any nearer than 15, 1948, the Arabs onc!! again 11:30 a.m. Jumpln' Jacks • 1 . .... a.m. ~ "" .. p"ttlr-" t'\ Re!cnrch that measurement to the screen. would be whipped. 12:00 noon Rhythm Ramble. a:~') p;m. News-Gelall 3. Don'~ turn out all the Ulbll. Under the Arab league's decl- Mrs. America· l. Broke From Current Taxes 12 :45 'p.m. Re1l8ious News Reporter A generally llluminated room sions, any Arab country that dares SAN DIEGO (JP) - Mrs. Amer- 1 :00 p.m. Musical Chals • Johnson clJunty's income' from reduces the contrast between tho! Co talk peace with the IsraeUs ica is broke. 2:00 l>.m. News- Rcyhon. 2 : 1~ p.m. Llslen .nd Learn current taxes sweUed to $862,- screen and the surrounding area. would be expelled and made the An affidavit by Mrs. Frances 204.13 In March, according to the' target of economic sanctions by, Cloyd, 24, who won the title. last monthly report of County Trea ~ other Arab states. summer in the annual New Jer- urer Lumir Jansa. Shirl!ty Denies She's Aside !rom banning sepur:lte :ley show, said she had spent aU The increase over last month's Engaged to . Socialite peace talks, the Arab league has her money on family expebses. I f" $118,964.70 lotal was due to the . " tightened the noose of economic She lias three chlldfen. ' March 31 deadline on ffrst haH CARMEL, CALIF. 1m - Shir blockade about Israel. The statemebt was filed in su- payments of property taxes •. Jansa ley te!Dple Monday denied she's Arab countries are denying sup- perlor court Monday in connee- ESTABLISHED 1868 said. ,. engaged to socialite Charles plies and port facilities to any lion with her divorce suit against WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1950 Und,er miscellaneous collections Black but refused to rule out vessels bound tor any Israeli port. .Arthur T. Cloyd, unemployed au- . ------"'"!tt for March, Johnson county receiv the handsome, dark - haired son They also are refusing to give tomobiJe mechanic. PubllBhed dally c.copt Monday by Th~ Associated Pres. I. enUtled 'e ' ed military credits totaling $11,- of a public uUUtles executive as visas to anyone who already pos- ~_____ Sluden~ Publlc.Uo), •. Inc .. 126 low. Ave.. Ively 10 tbe use lor republication. 01 her next husband. Sessell a permit to enter Israel. Iowa City, Iowa. Enlered as second cia .. the local Vew. printed III Ill .. " 487.25 and homestead' credits to . . .S I ansh" P s mall motter at Ihe po, lotrlcr al Iowa paper a. well . s .11 AP peW. dl taling $1li3,839.22. He's a "wonderful person" and Furthermore, It seems that no a esm Ip ay City, lowo. unaer the ocl of congre ss ;;i;' This monc)' is credited to the a "gQOd friend" according to the ship bound tor an , Isr/leli port About 120 SUI military stu- of March 2. 1879. CALL a - ~ I 3 , I. , ••••••' , r~1Ii county by the state to coyer ex young actress. She vi,orously de can get through the Suez canal, dents-an good !alesmen-will -S-u-bl-c-rl-pl-I()-n-r-.'"te-s-.---h-y-C-a-rr-te-r- I-n-I-ow- a your D.lly IO"1n by 7: ...... , emptiQnll granted on property nied reports of an engagement. re,ardless of what carro it may be excused frc m their regular City. 20 cent. weekly or .7 per year In (Dod .onl.. ,•• ,... • ••11 .."",* Asked If they might marry af be ~arrying . Friday drill periods for se~ling the adv.n",,: 81" mOhlhs fl. lIS: Ihree monlh. .rr.ro r.plor.od by.'..... • N . taxes lor military service and · k lh F b 7 '1' '1.90. By mnll In Iowa fr.SO per yo.r: DIlly Iowan Clr •• laU.n 1M ...... ter her divorce from actor John Arma ProbJem mos t tIe els to e e. 1 ml 1- sIx months 13.90; three months $2.00. And homesteads. I I I ( In th. r.... f Old J •• r•• II •• From March's current tax In Agar becomes final in Deccmber, In lace of all this, Israel also tary ball. Military qepartment of- 0 her ma I Bub,.r pIons U per year: sh, In., Dubuque an' I .... come. $386,317.59 was appOrtion Shirley said: has to cop~ with the problem of ficials sllld lJtudents in com- month.' ".~ : tllr.e month. ~ . 25 . .pon fr.m 4:l1li ...... I. ,~Jt:.;JI~~~ ' ed to schoois and $180,097.1»8 to "I don't know and it's too soon how she can arm hersel,. panles Nand F will not have to Two I.ased wire •• rvlee., lAP) and IUP) !~~':' 8J~:.~·.m8.~.", ,. corporation tunds. ' to tell," The Arab states, tinder treaties ' a~tend drill Friday. MP48U OF TH£ ASSOCIATED PRESS I. 1':811 •.•• ,, ," , , '.\
Dorothy Brooks to Wed Mortar Board to Pick lillem. 'Market Man~r' Modernized by Owne(s II 118. Photographs and Story by Jack Orris, Daily Iowan PIloto Editor Representative 'Mom' KIo~ ' Thc modcrnization of Markel Druyor is a [ormel' student in rather slow, and both redecora Ule home now consists mllin,ly. 'of A "Represcnlative" Mother will r re. !lapor, a project undertaken by the SUI college of commerce and tion and furnishings are executed llght grays, sort greens, yelJ~w& be chosen for the annual SUI ~ber ot its owners a year ago, is pro- his wile is a dietitian at Currier a 11 ltle at a time. and browns, a factor which ' t,ies Mother'. Day weekend, May 12 to oy life ,""Ina now toward its final hall. The Druyors began their re in with !Pring suggestions [or 14. sialCS. Original Idea decOl-ating project by utilizing the pastel tones. Mortar Board, SUI's national I Frank and Myrne Druyor, 115 Their original idea was to re- existing lines of the inferior Druyor, who is employed at a senior women's honorary organi Z. Market street, were dissatis- decorate the inside of the house, wherever possible. The old mantle local furniture and decor;l\i:n/! zation, will select the univetslty fied with the old style of archi- using the latest treatment of in over the fireplace was stripped shop read and studied a great "Mom," Carol Thurnau, A4, Elgin, tecture and interior design of terior decoration with regard to down and rebuilt into an indoor deal before attempting the recOp ]ll., co-chairman of Mortar version of his house. His , e.e, JII~ket Manor and planned a se- llghtiJlg, design, furnishings and partition flower box and bookcase So\llrd's publicity committet, said combination. Dings were spent working around LYleUlCn. ries of improvements to renovatc I color. Becallse of the great ex TUE:sday. the old building. pense involved, progress has been The space it formerly occupied the house Wilh his wife. above the fireplacc bccamc a clear Tcgether they made Nominations, including tbe fol sloping wall on which a friend, planned. the redecorations. Wha! lowing information, should be Dean Warnholtz, former SUI art they couldn't construct them· turned in at the oHice of student student, painted a neo - primitive selves, they ordered according ,tc affairs, University hall, she said. mural. their financial ability. • I, Name and address of the Drapes and paint, plastics and Although their project Is ' vit!l' mol her nominated. cloth - all arc blended to pro underway, tbe Druyors still pljI"'l~i~~::~j 2. Name of the institution where vide a colorful and tasteful de many more improvements,' patti- II she received her education. sign in their Jiving quarlers. cularly in their upstairs rOOrru Pastel Colors which house male u1)iversity.' 8~U- 3. Names of her children who The color scheme throughout dents. . ". have attended or are attendin:: ,. SUI. , . 1. I\. brief ' summary of the mothcr's accomplishments while In ',Sl;hcol r.nd In community ser vice. , The SUI "Mom" will be pre men. . ,l '" '. 'l'HE ENGAGEMENT of Drro\hy E. Brooks, A3, to IlaYMJD' L ~ cnted at the annual mother-son }re1n,!! Sch(ll"r~, A~' fMUscathie. tV, lell., Df, bas been announced by the bride-eject'...... AR .... "fr. acU'V• tie!! \ cha.lrman:-::..: Maril:il!' Jer- aM Mn. Leater J. Brooks. Sioux City. Mr. Wlcka is the....'lIOll -.. cit Kri... daughter luncheon .In the River olgan. : A" .' Cfticaao, .; .publlclty Frelda 1. W:cks, Iowa City, and Melvin L. Wicks. Pen,. The wed- ' room of the Iowa Union. May 13, cbairpwl\' jJ'j> Ann~- · Trl~ 1\.t\ Is Miss Thurnau said. :Spe~cer! r~tu~1 cl1al~an; ~Tl1yn IlD~ planned tor June In Des Moines. Meyer.S. , .....l~ i·· O'kJand, .: si'h't dl~ . ,; . -, 77 7F T~cto~; . ·, _1't1~.i.'1 'f.LoePP;. '~~A~io~x , ' . , City. ,!\usl~·.?1brar.ie.n' :'I~ .•t~.; .. . ~' '.' T I . , Pat i· I,i;I.()~Y;, 1'1 ··~y. ; ~~ta,,\. " 0 w n pledge,·.. ~~'-er; , . J9}.tc~ ·. .. rrytnl~e, ~ .'. A2. ~aVehport. and .10 ; · ~dtNoI!lY- lor, A!if ~et, ~o~illtramural '_ ...... ___ I!IiII!i!iI!i ______... !!III!iUilliz .. Ulll'££lii2I111.S§li',.. .. chairmen. .' .• :. New inlt,lat.es·: lricl.ude . Dorothy • ELDEEN CLUB - Mrs. Fred SIGMA CHI WIVES' AND AndreW, I ,Patricia Green, Vj~Jan L. q'ones. 1038 E. College street, MOTHERS' CLUB - Members of K~ti!Yj Mlirlci l Lqepp, C:;oQsta"cc will be hostess to the Eldeen the Sigma Chi Wives' and Moth Menard; Matiljln Meyi!ts, ~ Jd ./\"h club at 1 p.m . Thursday. Mrs. ers' club will meet today at 8 rtay)~r• . l~.en.e ~1I!'n1\r~. )\~.liianna n.A. Fenton will De co-hostess. p.m. at the chapter house, 703 Stevens' alld·.,Jo IAnnI! 1'rWP. N. Dubuque street. Mrs. Phillip , .'" J • .; '1"1 I..... LENA T. RING CIRCLE-Mrs. G. Hubbard and Mrs. O.J. Mc- i!r' S't'U" ~en·t· ·E11· . ~'C"" ti e' Herbert Ashdown, 220 E. Church Collister will be co-chaltmen' of o U!id U : C d'· street, will be hostess to the Lena social arrangements. Those mem- ".. , T. Ring circle at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- bers not contacted are urged to II!LAXlNG AT MARKET MANOR is a pleasure with the Innova ~r~~i~ .nt;·, bf ( LOy~la day. at~;~ ERA N S OF FOREIGN f f Ibn .f a modern atmosphere. Myrne Druyor has a cup tea after .: ,'. ..;1-' ~ .r ,,","'f I,.OYAI} HELPERS CLASS OF WARS AUXILIARY 2581 -.Mem- • ~.y as ·dletitian at Currier. The partit'on flower box behind her Dal'id . 1U~4e,.~ G• .o11~11\"i1l, ,·wali Tf:il!: CJtRISTIAN CHURCH - bers of the Veterans of Foreign wu formerly the manlle over the I . replace. On the other side of elected ". p.resident of. Jhe- 'Coyola Members of the Loyal Helpers Wars auxiliary 2581 will hold a hOIlSe •. _ea.\l\~tjc , i, m~~'s ; \lop 'SI~t ¢J.aS~ . of tile Christian church will joint Installation of officers with tbi!. bac~-Iilhted drape parUtions, the flower box becomes a b ~ ok H•• PNferNd, by 5 out of 6 ~n\t, MOJ1d,y.,~.'· • J...;>,: ,', meet in the 'home of Mrs. Cath- Veterans of Foreign Wars 'pOst cUe; In .:...- for .bnqtb. Tbe n~w lonnging chair the foreground and the free-mJv o" Re\irlJi.( Pres: Rpl?e~t _ ~plilha~, erlne Hqpe, 423 Grant street, at 2581 at 8 p.m. Thursday at 22 1-2 for thape. iilI ~PS on the right are the latcstl additions to t.he Druyor parlor. L$, Algqp8', ; a1id",th'd ; n'~ , 'p ~esi'7 2 p.m. ThurSday. E. College street. The auxiliar)l lor neam.... ne,ehalr Is made of foam-rwbber coverta by srft upholstery. d~nt . artC!~I\'r'· 4e~ ;, Qltib~ra ,)Houki ' - '- from Tipton will help with the as~~me ' thl!j; 'QP~.es~ ~~Q(~H~IY, . , OFFICERS' WIVES CLUB - installation. Others assisting wJl) Look for the blue 'II , THE NEW AND THE OLD are contrasted In the Other " Q!lJcei~ \ e'~tef.i'· Wert! Members of the Offjcers' Wives be Mrs. William Kes5el, Mrs. Home-Town ManJr. Frank Druyor, owner, poses by bls renov&ted ' J~1l' ~V~hr. :~4! B~_rl~~tf,~·.~Jc e; club ,wIll meet at 1 p.m. Thurs- Carl Demory and Mrs. Edward Ed- s'UI , Professor'S Art Works free-form Ind.reet fluorescent celJing 111M bas ils pattern ~I,'esfd~lt .t; .. , ~.ui'tLS , . .~~£i;!n, .~ ',C3, day in the Rose room .of the Hotel wards. tOMORROW , . in many wayS throughout the rrom. The light, wbich was deS~d t· Wa~sau, .wlS.;. l;tew~rdi'lre~~er; ~eiferllOn . Mrs. Dorothy Howell and made by Druyor, supplies a sofl illumination that btebo with Steve , ~h~ulhne$s1 • .....1.2:, ,' u ,I YOUR FURS Scc our ~ collection uf ~ng GC~e~!oriu. o Here is a pullern wilh the deli.btful AS IF THEY t, tombi!,.llon of modem iimpllchy , und dellcale ,ruce, Gorbon, "Lily 0/ eve'nlng 5 tar s· Ihe 1'ul/er."· It', 10 experlly de· BElONGED tiigned that it Mend, equally well . . . that i11?-portarjt dress for wilb modern or troditional decor, formul or illiormuitabh:· a memorable occasion 10 US! McllinJ!s .• , II appropriate for a breoklosl as 0 banquet. Se. Rest easy when you store Danre pgtltlr a~d gaily, in sopWsti your furs (and woolens, this lovely new Gorhom· tdo) with us. Everything Slerl!n, pallern at our cated or ~~eet fashions from our ev Itore now I $25.50 is given personal atten , elllng oolJecti~n. . Jou'll turn and .b,ert ...... liob and individual care poT ol.·oIoft ,1 ...... 1 •• • . . comp~te prote<:tion .... ,r.... ! ... ' spin, whirl and whirl in· beauty ...... nIhs *Tlo\OI MAUS. against moths, heat, nrc, Choose the dresS of your dreams for I... ,... pqtedIM theft, damage! You'll have .,c.,IIte no worries this summer -ao'lots of closet space, that an imporlani evening now. tool Call nowl e.T.Alger, $25 to ' 49.95 OLEANERS • LAU~DERERS ' 205 E. Waahington - Dr""" ; S.cond Floor - Dial 4161 .- . - . ~- ~ .' r -;:. ~ fACE FOUR-Tn!;. ~~~Y IQW.l~N. WEDNESDAY. AP~1L19.:. 1950. New ,York Yankees Musial Ho~ers as'Cards Wi,;' A~ ltail 6y' '~ine Runs, .. ST. LOUIS (AP) - }lome runs by heel Sch'oeAdienst ~d Stan Musial sent the St. Louis Cardinals off to a roaring sta!i'a5 Blast Red'Sox, 15-10 they downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 - 2 before an opening n.~bt I for -BOSTON UP) - The w 0 rid crowd of 20,871 Tuesday night. ,- cbampionsh ip New York Yankees Schoendienst opened the Red- lladay's Probable PUchert Ar (l9~8 .. on .nd 10 ,1 .o•• rd. In '.r.. I ...... ) spotted the Boston Red Sox nine bird scoring in the contest - f irst AIIIEBIC,\N LE,\GUE • chainll runs and then whaled six p itchers night time opener in major league New Yor~ IR• •ohl 21·10 and Lbpal sUI he including Starter Mel Parnell, the h~tory - with his bases-empiy 15-10) at Boston . (Dobson 14-12 lnd 25-game winning southpaw, for a low in the first frame. Musial Kinder 23-61. 2 gam .. cmomln, pro! ' al· Bluffs. b ternoonl. j ~ 1~-10 victory Tuesday before a lollowed with his in the third. Philadelphia \Wyse 0·01 at Wa,hlnil"" LII amazed 31 ,822 oening day crowd · d Ch (Hud.on 8-17). By ALAN MOYER T h e Card S Jumpe on esnes Oetrolt IG.a.Y 10-10) ot Cleveland 5Ilkl ot at Fenway park. Dall, Iowa. b.rl> £.11-., in their half of the sixth frame to CWynn 11 · 7 •. • affairS· A four-run rally with the benefit of only one base hit enabled For seven innings until just be gaih the lead as E"die }{azak St. Lou is (Starr 1-71 ot Chi COlO ' IKu. fore Parnell blew up, he had ... zava 10·61. '!'he ( Bradley to defeat Iowa, '6-2. on the Iowa diamond Tuesday af· singled, took second on Glenn NATIONAL LMGUE what seemed a safe 10-4 lead. Nelson's sacrifice,' and scored on Boston .sai'~ 10 -17! nt Ne., York ~ co~ ternoon and thus gain 3 split in the two game series. The Yanks had rapped him for (Jone$ 15-121. • otnee I Joe Garagiola's Single. BrOOKlyn IPlidblelan 0-\1 at PItIl.d.l. dOlI sal. Towa won the opening game Monday, 1-0, in an ll-inning four runs in the sixth with Tom St. Louis adc:led the final tally phla IMeyer 17-B) . . my mnrkh hitting a triple and on success'vel sl'ngles by Scboen- Chicago IM lnoe r 3·11 at Cln., nOoti camp pitcher's battle. * * * Bill Johnson a double. (Peterson 4-5 Or Wehmeier 11~ 12 1. · dllCttd ; dienst, Musial anc:l Enos Siaugh- Pit tsburgh Iferle 12-13) at St. toull The Hawkeyes contributed sev- Yogi Berra'!. single launched ter. IMullger (15-B\ . ~ tef to r Bradley's Turn c\tII ch en errors to the Bradley cause the Yankee's eighth inning drive, Pit tsburgh 000 002 0(l')....2 6 0 t LOTI! OF MONEY Tuesday, the misplays figuring in B,.. lo,. (0) AU It H PO A during which L4 men went to bat St. Louis 101 IDI 10X-4 10 0 '!'he C WII.on. If ...... ~ I I 0 to produce nine runs. Parnell" was . Chesnes. Lombardi 181 and Fltzierald : CHICAGO. (UP) - The Pip· rnem[)el" both innings in which the Braves • Slltley and Gar8,loI8 . Losing pilcher. Hills. 3b ...... 5 I 2 0 3 yanked when the Boston lead was [essional Golfers' association an Friedrich. r! ...... 4 I 0 0 0 Ches"es. t~e driV scored. Wa5Ac k , rf .... •. .. 0 0 0 0 0 cut to 10-7. Walt Masterson then nounced Tuesday a summer Ilro Ihe stue Batted Around Tuttle. of ...... 5 I I I 0 took over and he departed with gram tlf 19 'tournaments with a lie sa Syn,el, IS ...... 3 0 0 , 3 total purse of $335,000. -,. el In the fourth illning Bradley Melchior,." 2b , ... • I I 3 Boston leading 10-9 after putting ...... , o/th MIUor)·. Ib ...... 4 0 0 10• I on the tying and winning run Five Iowa Trackmen a sent nine men to bat. Bill Tuttle, ch,lrm FJvek. c ...... 4 0 0 & 0 ners, who scored after Eal'] John AUord. p ...... _3______I I I 3 _ "Doors STARTS STARTS Look for the blue TODAY TODAY Home-Town . . TOMORROW Iowar. Citians ~ DRIVE-IN ENDS TONITE • Seven Big Stars in "ON OUR MERRY WAY" CANnm MIKE On Highway 6 WeBt " l. • .irh Special" BLUE ItAWAll _III 01 Coralville "SC-teen Sonr" DRIVE Boxoffice Opens 6:30 HERE'S GOOD NEWS!! ,,,-O'!S THURSDAY IS Of f\31\" _\>roi. l\hodes Dun\ClP BASIL RADFORD JPAN GREENWOOD \' . TnE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY,- APRIL 19, 195t-JLAGI FlVP. Phys Eel Professor Medical Fraternity to Install New Offi'cers I Ap~icalion ' Blanks Sent Out Honorecl in Dallas James W . Merritt, M2, Colum BUrlington; Eugene Downey, Iowa bus Junction, will be Installed as City; Norman Dunitl, Newton; Prof. M. Gladys Scott of the president of Alpha Kappa Kappa, James Easton, Iowa City; Charles ,aDS SUI women's physical education I for 1950 Campus Chest Staff SUI medical fraternity, at an in Fenlon, Clinton. department received the hOnor stallation ceremony Saturday. Application blanks for appointments as 1950-51 campus chest award of the American Associa Jack Gardner, Fairmont, Minn.; Lo,t and Found tion of Health, Physical Educa Other officers to be instaJled Robert Henkle, Des Moines; Wil rhainnan and committee members have heen sent out to various tion and Recreation at the open are Verlyn Miller, M3, Rock Val bur Johnson, Storm Lake; Melvin LOST: THURSDAY nlgM al Lighthouse QVICK LOANS on Jewelry. dothln., FIVE-ROOM bunlllo," on "",!Iract. R.a- ing session of the association's an ley, vice - president; Richard Su Kadeshky, Dubuque; Jack Krue night club. Lady'. black ,abardlne nod 10• • etc. HOCK-EYE LOAN, 126~ sonable down payment, PhD~. own.r. SUI housing lin its, according to Uf'y nolcl C. Landon, A4, Council Rolhmore co.t. ZIpper Imlng. Reward. S . Dubuque. 9362. nual convention in Dallas Tues therland, M2, Monticello, treasur ger, Mason Oity; Edward Lauv Bluffs. Call 80805. --~---~------day. er; Donald Ping, MI, Muscatine, stedt, Corning; Raymond L ight, """"" LOANED on tuns. cameral, Business OnoorbaniliM Landon, public relations chairman of the student COllncil, recording secretary; James Wise, Brooklyn. FOUND : RHINESTONE NECKLACE. diamond. , clothing. etc. RJ!!LIABLI!! 40ft' ... ,.... These awards are given annual Owner ma)' clolm at Dally Iowa n LOAN CO .. 101 E. Burllnlrton. ..J saKI other npplications lllay he picked up at the office of student ly to individuals for "meritorious Ml, Cherokee, corresponding sec Roger Millea, Emmetsburg; Ju- 't u.I"~ .. Office by Identifying .nd pay- ROOT 'BEER stand.' '}Vri r 1IQJt ' !', D.II)/ ing tor this ad. Iowan. ' I ,. affairS. service in health education, phy retar,. lian Nemmers, Dubuque; Louis House For Rent ; Ii 1; sical education, recreation or al Dean Ring, M3, Iowa City, his Oesterreicher, Titonka; William LOST: BLACK SHEA FFER LHetime All t1Pf8 pt The deadline for the return of lied fields of science and educa torian; Richard Liebendorfer, MI, Olson, Sioux City; Roger Orvis, fOuntain pen. Reward. Phone ~57f . FOR RENT (or ium",er ' month. 10 the completed applications to the Science Fraternity tion," frof. Margaret Fox, publi Burlington; Donald Ping, Musca genteel adults: my furnished home. RUBBER STAMPS Hampton, Chaplain; William Cart WHO IS FLAT-TOP? Wrll. Box I'. D~l1v Iowan. office is 5 p.m., April 28, Lan city director, said. er, M2, Iowa City, marshal; Jack tine. don said. Award winners are named "Fel Gardner, MI, Fairmont, Minn., Donald Weis, Davenport; Ted Wanted To Rent Sa.O campus Chest Is a drive con Installs New Officers lows of the American Association warden; Bob Henkle, MI, Des Welton, Sioux City; James W ise, THESIS TYPING RUBBBa S'J'oUQI co, duded annually in the fall semes- FOUR GIRLS REQUEST 3 room apart H erman Tharp, G, Iowa City, for Health, Physical Education, and Moines, rushing chairman. Cherokee; Earl Manson, and Ri Exceptiona lly 18' to raise funds for world stu ment with cooking faclUlles . Occupy (Above Kenney's 1=lIvllrn) was installed as president of the Recreation." Selection of candi chard Liebendorier, Hampton. June 10. Call ext. 2'3' accurale, rapid, reasonable dent ~harity. Kenneth McKay, M2, Knoxville, ;; , : Iowa chapter at Gamma AlphA dates (or the honor award is Sophomore medical student to . The ~hairmen and committee and Norman Dunitz, MI, Newton, GRADUATE couple desire 2 or 3 room GuarBnt~c1 Wa~c~ honorary science ira ternity at a based on service in profcssion be initiated is Richard Saar, Don fUrnt shed aparlment by June 9. Call Jlep.m members organize and promot!; social co - Chairmen; Don Michael Mildred Kipnis • recent meeting, according lo a l organizations, publications and nellson. 8-2696. ON ALL MAKES the drive under the supervision son, M3, Humboldt, intramural 122 E. Market or B0778 or Verne Van Breeman, G, Iowa C it.y , research. STUDENT COUPLE desires furnished the student council, Landon said. athletics director, and Ed Bartels, secretary' - trea.urer of the fra apartmt"nt 011 or b~Iore J une 10. Call C. He was MI, DubuqlJe, recreation facilities Otto. 9621, between 6-7 p.m. 1. A~GIIl said it part of the polic.' ternity. Mormon Leader Wash the easy, economical way Jewel,,' . , 0/ the council to pick a student Other officers install cd were Pi Kappa Alpha to Hold director. ch.lrman who is not a member Robcrt Ferguson, G, Seelyville, Dr. Arthur Steindler, distin Rooms for Rent LAUNDROMAT Chronofl'apiu A Speclalt1 of the council to head the acti .. District Convention Here guished service professor 01 ortho To Speak Here I nd., vice - president, and van The annual 16th district con SPACE FOR one mon o Dial 803~ 7 . 205 E. WB'hIIlJton . WI' 397& vity. pedics at the SUI college of medi Breeman, secretary - treasurer. vention of Pi K appa Alpha social Bruce R. McConkie, M 0 r m 0 n Wash by Ap . tm t On the application the student cine will be named primarius. TERRIFIC shlgJe room (or girl. Call pom en Manville Bro, G, Exira, was in i fraternity will be held at the church leader from Salt Lake City, 8-0735 • • ould list qualifications for the ti ated into the fraternity at the Twenty-flve freshman medical will give an address April 30 at ~ ___.:...------_!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~Di;al~~8-0~2;;9;;;1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Serviceable campus chest post and other ex SUI chapter house, Gamma Nu, FURNISHED room. Close In. See Do n at _ meeting. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. stUdents, and a sophomore will be the Towa City chapel of t he Cenlral Ta~ octet 3 p.m. tra-c:urricuJar activities he has Members Wilbur McCrum, G, initiated into the fraternity Sat church of Latter Day Saints, 1007 Iowa City Trailer Mart pIrIlcipated in, Landon said. The convention w ill discuss gov Flint, Mich., and Thomas Sum ernrllent, social obligations, rUSh urday. Finkblne park. Miscellaneous for Sale USED TIRES All candidates for chairman anu mers, G , Iowa City, demonstratetl E. LeRo! Jones, branch prcsi- RENTAL - SALES ing, socia 1 functions a nd scholar Freshman initiates include I committee members will be in- the electro - encephalograph, a SAVE MORE THAN 25 "ho on new LP $1 A Month G~~antee ship of the fraternity, according George Auer, Elkadel'; Edward d en t 0 f th e chape,I said McCon- claSSical record •. Writ e Campus Clas- RentAl luggage trailer 1eI"Iiewed and selected by thc stl1 - machine for measuring brain to Corresponding 'Secretary WH Bartels, Dubuque; Robert Burke, kie's viSit here will be a part of .Ical•. 450 Colburn . .oetr:>11 121 Mich. by the hour, day, or week dent council and last year's cam waves, for the f irst part of the Good for mcmY .~or" miles. !iam Coleman, A2, Moline, Ill. Strawberry Point; Winston Ditto, an official tour of the church's FOR SALE _ Used Voss w.sher, best HI h 218 I ]IlI5 crest cha,irman, Robert Kram progl·am. Northern Sta,tes Mission area of orter. Call 82759. • way near A rport Beloit university, University 0'£ Were $3 ~ $8 !I', A3, White Plains, N.Y. For the second part of the pro Iowa, lllinois and Wisconsin. Phone 6838 Wisconsin, Iowa State college, WARD'S WASHER with drain pump. Six gram, Prof. Emil Witschi, zoology Drake university and SU[ each He will be accompanied by month guar.ntee. $80. Phone 8-171G. NOW $1 tQ " 4 department, showed films of his Local Police Get Complete Stock of will send eight delegates, he SOli.!. Waldo M. Anderson, Chicago, WHO IS FLAT-TOP? travels through Europe while an president of the mission, and Ver------...-- FIqURINES exchange professor at Tubingen, New Squad Car non Flake, Bonaparte, president FOR75c. SALEGI? Church - Odd St reet.chair •. SOc. ockers and Gcrma ny, last year. Driver Pleads Guilty of the cast Iowa district, Joncs SEARS A new 1950 Pontiac squad car said. USED ,,. H.P .•nd I-G ~.p, motors. $ • . 95. SUPPLIES ! WHO IS? To Second OMVI Charge Larew Co .• across t rom City H all . Service $tatian was put into operation Tuesday IOWA CITY FIGURINE SHOP PHOTOS ON DISl'LA Y P aul William Harkins, Hedrick, A former Sail Lake City attor- About 50 photographs of E gypt by Iowa City poliFe, Chief E. J . USED REFRlGEl'fATOR SALE. 5 models, flat-lif. pl eaded guilty in district court ney, McConkie has been a mem- $64.M to $98. Larew Co ., acro •• from 4 East College 328 S. Clinton Iow~ City taken by Eliot Elisofon, Life mag Ruppert said. ber of the First Council of Seventy City Hall. TlJesday to operating a motor ve Thc new car, a four door model, azine photographer, are on exhibit hiclc wMle intoxicated. of the church si nee 1946. A l 34, IGNITION today through April 30, in the Is specially built fOI' police work, General Services ] t was H arkins' second offense. he is the youngest general official CARBURETORS See the B83t Buy. In p~1 h"ilrlinp'. having heavy springs and shock J udge Harold D. Evans fined of the church. WALL WASHING. Ne.tly done. Dial GENERATORS STARTERS absorbers, and heavy duty battery 9997 . BRIGGS & STRATTON USED CARS FORDHAM UNIVERSITY him $500 and suspended his driv and generator, the chief said. er's license for 90 days. Appeal .1 .PORTABLE electric sewing m.chlne. MOTORS at Purchase, of the car was ap- r for rent. $5 per month. SINGER bond was set at $1 ,000. SCHOOL OF LAW proved by the city council in WANT AD RATES SEWING CENTER, 125 S. Dubuque. PYRAMID SERVICES BURKETT - RHINEHART NEW YORK March after Ruppert recommend- • 220 S. Clinton D ia l 5723 • FULLER BRUSHES .nd cOimetlcs. Call IOWA CITY MOTORS,INC. ed a ycar-and-a-half-old • police For consecutive insertions 8-1959. Three-Year Day Course Slimmer Courses car be traded for a Dew one. One day ...... :... 6c per word ASHES ------AND RUBBIS------H. Haulln,. 5623. Special This Week at Corner Colle,e alld Clinton Four-Year Evening Course Tbe city has two police cars. UNIVERSITY of MADRID Three DayS ...... 10c per word 1949 MERCulW Sedan CO-EDUCATIONAL One is used for regular patrol Six Days ...... 13c per word MORRIS FURNITURE CO. 1949 FORD Fordor Study and Travel duty and the other for special One Month ...... 39c per word l\(ember Assn. of American Law Schools work, Ruppert said. TWO -ROOM furnished apartment ncar FLOOR LAMP - 7 Weight 194B MERCURY Sedad A RARE opportunity to enjoy mem- Classified Display airport. 0 101 2220. 1947 FORD Tudo!' ,,1_ Mntrlcu.IQt1h must be Colle:,c gradLl~te3 orable experiences In lc~anl inlC and complete with glass reflector rupl he's open. ,nct present full Iran,,,ript of College living! For .tudents. teachers . others PHARMACISTS TO MEET One Day ...... 75 c per col. inch W-H-'O~lS-F-L-A-T-- -TO-P-?-.-.----- 1941 MERCURY Sedan record. vet to d:scover fascinating, h istorical . bowl and plasti -silk shade 7.95 1941 FORD Tudor Pop,1 he's closed. Spain. Courses include Spanish The Student Branch of the Six Consecutive days, Want To Buy 1940 PLYMOUTH 2-doqr I CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 25, 1950 longu.ge. art and culture. Inlerest- American Pharmaceutical associa- PCI' inch PLA TE GLASS MIRRORS, {n.lit recreational program jncluded. per day ...... 60c col. 1939 OLDS Nioor • L00 k f or t he bl ue For further Informatlon address lion w ill hold its regular meeting One month ...... 50c per col. inch WANTED : Foot I""ke r. Ph one 81714. large 28x36-inch size, only $13.95 Registrar For detalt., write now t. at 7:30 p.m. 'l'hursday in room 1939 PONTIAC St!dari (Avg. 26 inser:iol'ls) Goose-neck study lamps $2.00 1937 CHEVROLET Selinn Home-Town Fordham Univ. School of La.w SPANISH STUDENT TOURS 314 , chemistry building. Prof. Typing 302 Droadt"ay, Ne,v York ", N.Y. aOO Firth Ave., NEW YORK IR, L.B. Higley will speak 011 ortho- Check your ad In the IIrst issue Jt 1936 CHE~OLET 2·door lOMORROW y , N . ~ peaTS. The Dally Jowsn can be respo"p-n· THESIS - General Typlni - Mlmeo- MORRIS FURNITURE :-:~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d~e~n~tu~r~e~'======sib le for only one Incorrecl Insertion . Ir.phlnll. Notary Public. Mary V. SEE THEM NOW! ~ Deadlines 13um!. 80t ISBT Bldg .. Phone 2656 or 2 17 S . Clinton By 2327. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t Weekdays 4 p.m. EXCEPTIONALLY ,e.. onable. :I'ypln, 01 .11 kinds. Mildred KID"ls. 8-0778. Saturday Noon Autos for S.... 1p _ TT.,,,,,4 Brtn&' Advertisements to Tbe Dally Iowan Business Office 1934 Buick 4-door. 1935 Buick 4-door, 1935 Chevrolet 2-door. 1939 Chevrolet Basement, East Hall or phone "-1"or. J9J9 I>odge coupe. 19H Pontiac Club sedan. Sec these and Qlhf"T t hlP used c.... at EKW ALL MOTORS. 627 4191 S. Capitol Slre~t. 1934 CHEVROLET. Good condition , 6 nQw tire s. Radio and Heater - $75. Dlot 6336. MusiC and Radio t937 FORD------TUDOR. $95. Fair condition. RADIO SERVICE Is ollr sreclalty. Let 228 Hawkeye, evenings. us glve your radio a shot in the arm. - ---- JACKSON'S ELECTRIC & GIFT. 108 S. 1947 FORD. Priced rleht. excellent con· Dubuque-across from the Jefferson. dltion . See al 120 North Clinton. Call 2229, atternoons and evenings. GUARANTEED repairs (or all make. ---- Home and Aulo radio!!. We pick UP and 1935 - FORD TUDO/!. .Runs goOd . Good deliver. SUTTON RADIO and TELEVIS Ures. Call Ext. 429'1 . ION, ~31 E. Market. DI.l 2239. WHO IS FLA:I'-TOP? EXPERT radio repaIrs. Pickup and de- livery. WOODBURN SOUND SER- 1.36 CHEVROLET 2-door. Good shope. VICE, 8 E. College, 01.1 81l.\!i1. See alter ~ p.m. at 108 River. To dispose of those unwanted articles 1948 CHEVROLI:T 5-p.ssenger. R.dlo. Insurance Ukc new. 117 E. Davenport. 7902 eve turned up during your spring house- nings. FOR INSURANCE on Hou sehold & cleaning. Personal eUects, and automobiles see Baby Sittinq WHITING-KERR REALTY CO., Dial 2123. BABY SITTING . Mrs. De France. 6561 or 6923. An .economical DAilY IOWAN Where Shall We Go TYPEWRITERS Want Ad will quickly change un IT'S ... FACT that some of the girls wanted items into READY CASH. show a lot 01 style. .nd some CVRTAINS launo.reCl. DIal ~692 by 10 a.m. or' Arter 8 p.m. ' MAHER 'BROS. HelD Wanted TRANSFER LAFF-A~DAY WHO IS FLAT-TOP? GIRL FOR ca.hler and bookkeeper. Ex perience not necessary. lowa Water For eUiclent turntturt Service Co. STUDfNT WANTED {or port-time jani 'Movlni tor work. Morning hour§ preferred. Younker"li . and lnatruction B aggaie TralUlfer M dance lessop •. Mimi Youd. Dial 11485. Dial - 96'16 - Dial AWBOABD By G,m AHEIlN TH' JUbGE SAYS SON .... ' SW IVEL - HIP ' RUDY IS 'YOU'LL BG IN 10WN T(.I ' WORLlYS CHAMPEEN BROI'IC 1\ fOR W(.IllE. THEN PILOT ! .. .. ·~IS P/'P STI\R.TED GO ON 10 T~ ' BIG (.1 1M RIDIN' WILD BRONCS AT RODEO W1T(.I 1\ TH' AGE ~F 5 ... .. USED TO GREAT WILD - BRONC GET IN TH ' ~ADDLE WITH 1\ , \'OU RIDER. BROUGHT AFTEIl AlONG ·' · ··· · (.IE'S CHURN Or- CREAM .... 20 MINUTES ON T(.I· HEAVIN; GOOD, ~f.l '? KICKIN ' BRONC HE'D GET OFF WITH TH' WEEK'S 'SUPPlY OF BUTTER!.-- -- , Citpr. 1,,0, kin& r.,lUiN Si ' n,'~ .,,, . fl1(', \I:'ol/J rilllll' "sf,,·...,. IIWb't'. thia r hear about your having iflooded bUi- / ment, Charlie?" " " ~ .' .. ,. , "• " PAGE SIX - THE DAILY IOW~, WED~DAT. APJUL It,. ~.5t ~\ • ~I ..,. • ...... 't. \' 1 , ' '''. .,5 'Tickets Remaining 'Sociologists" ' to"Attend'Conierenc ..,e :ih... Omaha For Tri-Dorm Dance Five Local Residents ·Accepled. Eleven SUI faculty ' members sOdtt~'s e~ccu~IVC ' ~i;~, ?-,i11 . Only 85 tickets rcmaineu 'rutJ and four &raduatc ~tudetlts will sPealk ' at the tneetltllt on, the "Los (\ay fot the Mnual Tri - eor. attend the annual thtee-day meet· Mgele! Cpurity Yo~h ,6mpi," a dance at which Tex Beneke l1li ing of the Midwest Soclolocrcal ptoject "dealllnecL to 'tJ!duj:e juvr His band will play Friday .For 1950 frosh' MediCal (lass society, which opens Thursday. 'enUe delinquency. main loungc of the Iowa in Omaha. .' In' addition) W :;al1tlijer~ ' and William Scott, C4 , Sterllnl, Five Iowa City reside~ts have been accepted for the 1~51 Pro{. Harold W. Sa u n d e r s, ·Seaman. the tQllpwfug faculty Quadrangle social chairman, tickets are sold only to memb!l!l l freshman class in the SUL college of medicine, according to ·SUI chairman of the sociology depart. mtltnbet:S and, Stll,deht$, all from ment, said Tuesday that Prof. the sociOlogy~ d~par\~n~,!, will at- 01 , the Quadrangle, officials, oJ Richard Seamah' SUI · school ot tend the . eonfeT~nee: · , ranglc and Hillcrest Four of them are now SUI students: RoweD Boylan, A3, Mar social work and 'a" member of the • ~of$. ,. MIl6to!d if. -Kllhn, David. The Informa.I, non tin Carl MaJ!gelsdorf, 'A3;' LOmbard A3. ...;..--..,.----".1.... ' ... ' ---'--;- B : Stout, birr"l' rd, Mickey, and dance will begin at 8 Griffin. AS; Sayre, close at midnight. I Bemard Kalina, 10 ~. Van Buren street, who fonnerly' at- Orchestra' to Play" Etl~~h'~~h~:~; .:- ~ : Goqld, tended SUI, also was selticted. __----l:_ .______Raip~ :" s:. Jlo1loway, Job.ni, H. ,Ma. The SUI college of medicine Instructors Wotk ."Kelt '1f Paltner aM George will admit 120 Illudents to the Prof. Wimer to Go'· i, September class, an incre~se of The lirst performance 9f "Sym ".];;dilll:~' dB~y.uarm, G, Mounds, ,j ,H. Klaren, G, Wa· 30 over the number previously phony in C, on She~ley Moiives, accepted, Laboratories and ' clas ~ To _)outnaljsm Post by Eldon Obrecht, msttuctor' In "Pietro, Go 019\l· rocms are being expanded to ac music, wlll highlight, tonight's con . and, Tliomas commodate this increased enroU RaJ,>ids; will rOURS Stit~ : cert by the Unlversfty Symphony ment allowed by a resolution At ·' Sail Diego orchestra. representatives, Transportation, hotel ae· passed in the last session .of 'the Tickets for the concert are still lo.wa legtslature. Prot. Arthur Wimer, head ~" ot • COq1modations and lIpecia) Since November the SUI col tllc SUI school ot journalism te available at the service doBk in sijhtseeing-all included lege of medicine admitsioris com the Iqwa Union. I ,~ for one low cost.! porting and' editing sequence; will Performance wlll start at II mittee has been screening 1lPpli. Dance ttl ·'· F.rute leave his pOsition at the end. ill cants, totaling more than twlcc p.in: in the main lounge of the the number' that could be accept· (he 1950 summer se1sion , to be Union under the conduction .)1 California l>rof. Phi)lp Greelliy , 1Yc. AI, M~ico .tlt-y,; · Iqcl'Shir mer studied at the University of R. ltucc' Hugbes, L2, S i 0 u x lit'lowa, State Geologist Says . 'I Old M•• lco Moeller, M2. Del Moines. . Scnriebcr;"'A!/ ,ofs N.oin~s . • Engineers' Council tlorlda and graduated from 'the City, has been elected presiding • , Words an!! music lite 'by Mer Columbia unJverslty school of Unless positive action is taken to conserve Iowa's ground Clark ,DeHaven of West Branch oUicer o( the eighth circuit of the will c;all the dance · tltnrres. As :nil SparkS, G,l:tti!/l', The' !I~g will AI ••Ie. F~nctions journalism, He received an ' M.A. National Law Student association, water, we soon may be in trouble, Dr. H. Garland Hershey, s~atc t.e s\lng by Jlic1t Miller, A,1, :ncd Assumes in journaliSm at SUI in 1"49, ' sisting ¥6eller on the social com Oak ' . ., ..,.. '. - • Otlt,er eni,oy.b'/e Tou" junior bar conietence, a law col geologist, told the second session of the water works short course mittee is George A. Kern Jr., The newly adopted engineering, After ~erklng for one year .on 10Eidln sald , a~~is~lol) to" the par~ .Iso av.il.b/e. • lege spokcsmen said Tue~day .. Tuesday at SUI. MI, Des Moines. council last week took over com- the New York Times, Wimer spent The pal'ty o,viU be. held at the Jy would be" . ~.r InvJ,tatlon , only. The election took place a t a About 340-million gall~ns of water are consumec\ daily in pJete legislative, jL/dicJal and ex· 17 years as Washington, D,C., cor Nu Sigma Nu house, 317 N. River fnvitatioDS we're ~ ent' 'out to stu ..illEE ,"OLDERI ecutive functions ot the SUI As- respondent for the Hartford, mcctinl! ot the law student or Iowa, Hershey said. He a ed that the demands are not going dents, and facultY,J ncmb_ers _Tyeli- ganizalion for the eighth judicial side drive. day. " socia ted Students o( Engineering, Conn., Courant and lor abou~ flve to lessen, and wiII probably in- according to Pres. Warren Rogers, business pubiicatioDS, including c.lrcuit in S4 Louis last Friday and Saturday. crease, tinuous record ot r;'ound water • : r' .... E4 , Mt. Pleasant. the Magazine or Wall Strect. • I Tryouts for Drama t., Hershey ciled the increased over many years as a I.;asis for The new council form ·of· ,ov- • 10 Hughes also wiU "be th.e eighth ':ol'nbating the water prob lem." rryouts" to r "Capta.in John and . ~~ . ernment lor student en(ipeers Is f" circ~lt's cBndld/lte for ,vlt'e-presi domestic, indus~rial and agricul the Golden Locket,'" an " orig,inai , YMCA S . ' ,. dont at (he September na,tionaJ tural demands as the cause the The short course will continue the .result ot a nliw eoiut(tutlon . _ O· pOnlOr· through Thursday, radio drama by Goorje Williams. ~ adopied. bf ASE me!llben at , . , , ", convcl}ti?ll; ql ))le', or'llni~iiori in additional water consumption L2, Iowa City, will be .hc1Q Thu~s a meeting last Feb, I~, · . ,~t : Stud ' T~·i f M .~ : Waswnlltop, D.C. • Dally Consumption day from 3 to :5 P,IT\. In studio i Thc council, representfns,', var- y. uut o . eXI .., Thc cohVcntion decided to hold He ' said. the daily private Ross to, ' Attend A, of the engin\!erlna ,buUdlng. lous engineering classe,!, s~C)leties .' . ' -': ' Its ne~t" cjl'c'O.it ~ mee~ing in' lo\va domestic consumption in Iowa The play Is to be pre$cnted. for _., and fraternities, Is made. UP ,by ,ApplicatiQo' banJs;s 'tor a Y.MO~- City in .4;p_dl 195'0, authorities said, wa$ lOO ~mil1io n gallons, ith Civic Convention the first time 01"1 ws-tJI's "Fic the 10Upwing members: ';:' lponaOrj!(L 33 , - day study '-'~)J l' Hu,hes and' Cl/lrlt J . Sloan, L3, 120-mHlion lor 'indust rial tion Parade" program at c~:30 p.m. Donald Jackson, E3, 10\VB;,.0i1¥; fiji-oui' Mexico .trom AUgUS t11~ 2 MancHcster," a£tended the SI. and 120-million in rural ar Prot. Russe ll M. Ross~ SUI pollt- Tuesda:y, ' , Carlln Wickes, EI, Des , M!>ines'; UttoUlh September 14 are: ", n9w LOuis in~etlrig ali SUI representa increased use of air condlf on- ical science department and con FrancJsLong, E2, Oxfor~ , ". I 1XTIA-Ic;ONOMtCAL 'YO OWN- orl.,.n .,4..0 MAINTAtN- and traditionally brin(inl you ",6" v.11UI when you trade; for Chevrolet !:In an IIWI/ IllIUl/ed-new or ~. ,.OVID Cnrl-SA" NYDIAu\'I~ HAl. 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