,n The Weather On the Inside COll8lderable doud, uul warmer today. 1'rWu. Louisiana Defeats Hawks eloudy a.nd coatiOlied ... Paoe 4 mild, lollowed b, raln er Silver Slar 10 SUI Grad DOW Frida), Diehl DlCb . , , Paqe ~ today. 45-n: Jew len te Parks Admits Red Charc;r .. 15 .bove. Rl,b WedDeII owan da" 22; low, % below. , ... Pac;re6 Eal 1868 .- AP Leased Wir., AP W-uepboto. UP Leaaed Wire - ·Fiv. C.nta. Iowa City. Iowa, Thursday. March 22. 1951 - Vol. 85, No.1 Labor: Blasts Program of El~Pwyer Denies Receiving Cash Mobilization WAsHINGTON (IP}-Economle Stab)lizer ErIc Johnston. beset by Fi : r,.e~an Says Was Contributed a moun tiDe storm of labor criti cism, Wednesday sought mean~ to bring peace into the troubled mo- biti%ation setup. ' * * * Labor chh!ftains turned their Costello Still guns on the program at a raUy sponsored by 'the un ited labor pol Costell~ Says Icy committee, airing demands for Refuses to Talk a' thorough shake-up. Late In the day. management He Paid Taxes S," 01 10(>0" InfQrmants' 'said Johnston had About Money called a labor-manaiement meet NEW YORK !U'I - Frank Cos Ing .today in a move to restore tello said Wednesday there Is one harmony. thing he has done tor his adopled NEW YORK - A fireman told Jplinston returned Wednesday country - he paid his taxes. senate crime Investigators Wed Sen. Charles Tobey (R-N.Ji.>, [rom a ,flying trip to confer with ne day that he handled Former President Truman at Key West, a member 01 the senate crime Spending Easter,Vacation at SUI . Fla. ' committee hearing, asked Cos Mayor Willlam Q'Dwyer ,10,000 . Mal)alement officials ~aid tbey tello j[ this country had come up in cash Cor his 1949 campal,", but MOST OF THEIR fluEf-mg' HAVING LEFT tor home a8 Easter vacation be,an WedD~ay. ~tlle flv~ are : cOriV'inced the 'government to his exp ctations. O'Dwyer stuck by his earlier testi "Yes," Costello sulci. &UI meD' nul!!ed their chairs around the -table and settled tor a. qutet ..me of cilrda In the Qu... ..aD,le wJII act soon-within' a wce~, onb mony thai he hadn't received ;I "Ha\'e you rared pretty w<'il in 10UDl'e. They are (lett 1.0 right) BIJl SorensoD, A2, JefferSon; Han" WelDber" ~I, New' 'l'()~k ' eu,.; informant predicted ron/idcntly cent. Frank LaDue. A3, Sioux City; Don 1110, G, PhlllpplDes aDd Vernon lUorten, A4, Sioux Cit)', SoreJl8OI) in an effort to settle'the dispute. malel'inl things?" Tobey asked. Ind LaDue will particlpate In the Bilt Ten Gymntl.8l1e meet at Wisconsin Saturday. Weillbet, said, tt , Last J;Ilont\l labor union chiers ','Yes," Costello said. O'Dwyer swore under a th only would take him t08"10", to &,et home aDd baek. But that was notbln&, compared 1.0 Wo who deelated wa.lke~ ont in Ptotes,t against what "When YOIl signed your oat Tuesday that he never took any that It would take him a. month. to go one way to his home in the PhlUppines. Morten llrured this ,.WIII the:y termed "big busi:ness" domi uraliz.ation papers what did you contribution in ]949 Irom the Uni an excellent thne. to do a IItUe extra studyln&,. . nallon ot the mobiliUltion pldure. promise to do as a citlzen~" formed Firemen's associatio'I ------~e immediate objective is t-o "I promised to uphold the ~on p,ateh up a. truce as the nrst step sti tution." (UFA). toward creation of a new wa"e "Have you always upheld the John P. Crlne, president 01 stabilization board, presumably cOMlitulion and the laws of the the Uniformed Firemen's _- Many SU I 'Students Stay' Sen. ~!rcer P,~~h~s. wltb dispute-settling powers, to nation?" tAr WI .., ... ,,) laUon. said the $1t.," was JNlrt replace the old nine-man board. "l believe I have." 01 172.500 be h.d paid o.t lor S1·Md~ ' lon Raise political ramp.lrns .nd "pod . 'M~nwhile, big unlon leaders "Did you ever ofCer your ~e!' Allies Take Chunchon join~ in Inmbasting the mobiH vices to help the war eHort?" will." zatloh progra.m, with sucn unity ·'No." FALUNG WITHOUT A FlGHT, the ,reat ChIne e R .. d ba e of Crane's story clime on the Unal Here ever· Easter Holiday In' SUI .Budget .) that talk al'ose of a pOssible end ", Wh~t have you ever done for Chunchon (I), el&'ht and one half .IIIlles south of the 38th parallel, day or the commlttec's hearln&:s, DES MOINES ~ s~. , Le to .th~ treat AFL-CIO split w~jch you,r country uS a goocl cltlz.en?" wa8 occllpled by Idvanclnl' U.. lorces Wedne d.y. Tbe enemy al 0 which Sen. Charles Tobey eR While SOI11C students went home for Easter, hundreds of othc,rs "«Pi starle;d 15 ,year,s aJ:o. "I. doo't know what you mean was pll1l1n, back on &he easkrn Iront (2) wbere Republic or Korea N.H.) said had revealed some Roy Mercer (.D-Iowa an remained for a quiet four and one-half days in Iowa City. City) '.('be sPeeches were made at a by that." trOOIl8 already may blve reached the paraUel. An AlliM armored thing that "com pretty ncar La nou~~ed Wednesday he hil~ 'm~r- rAlly ' of 70() local and statewjde "LOO~ing bock, (hel'O must be patrol IlrMln.. north on the road from eout to IJoTl&,bu (3) met being trll son." ~lany SUl 110using units will remain open during the :;pring 1 .. , ' , • • .-. '" , shalled the s,:\pport of 2tof th~ , ~~ leadets a~scmbled bf the unLted something. . ." Red re,I tance. vacation. "One m.n is Iylnc," CeDUlllt members of the state .5ena£~ . for a labOr' "policy comn'littee (ULiPC). "r paid my tax." tee Counsel Ru"'Ipb Ha.Uey The rally was a move to generate Even students with a choice $1-m(llion , a' y.ear· . increas!!; / in There was laughter 111 the told newsmen. 01 two homes to visit during the World Situation. suppert. of housewives and com courtroom. SUI's appropriations for : the' next mtinlty . gl'(lupS be)\ind the labor O'Dwyer, contacled by news rilspite lrom studies stayed in Yanks Occu~y Chunchon men, said ot eran'5 lcstlmony ~t a Glance ' biennium. I • .,\ ' uri Ion iebclllon against present town. J. Robert Cotter, manager • •... -'r ' j . . and the alleged campaign contri of married student housing, esti LONDON _ Prime Minister This amount would be.in addi- mbbiij~ation and stabilization ,plilns. Poifock 10 .. Deliver butions: mated that about 50 percent of Clement Attlee enters hospital for tion Jo the $5.5~intll~~~ a-. ~ear • "r was asked about that . . . the 971 married couples on the Without Red Opposition treatment for possible \lIcet, ex- fOr salaries and·'operations. bf the undt'r oath nnd I flotly denied iL' campus would stay bere. Quarters.P;oviclecl Holy W~k Service (1/,..... WI •• St.yl ...1 pected to be out in time for scbe- university. as reco)nmended, bY.' the . . Pre sed tor further comment, h4! . Many of the students who CllUNClJON, KOHEA (TllUHSDA Y) In('rican lro()[>~ stayed In town said they were The Rev. Hewison Pollock vf replied: duled broadcast March 31. sebate, apPf,9PdatIons ' i!o~miiiee for ,Tourn, ey fans Fir$! .Presbyterian church will be lIlIabie to ,0 borne because of pushl..-d unoppo d through hunchon today aJ1(j from its north "r answered the Questions re KOREAN FRONT - Chunchon. lasi week. ' , ',; t~e ~peaker today at the second distance. ern rim gazed at the mountains of North Korea loomillg plaillly gardlni myself. No other com big Chinese Communist base, falls Senator. M.e~cer , sa" }{e hall The 10Wfl City. Junior and sen- l{oly Week noon service at the ment." They pointed out that it they draf&ed an ame.dnie_t ;,to ~ ior ' ~hambets ' or commerce wUl through the bluish ]laze. went to their homes in New York, wl,thouf fight to U.S. troops anc,! J:tleIcrt theater sponsored by 'ho Gave Away eeDUl1I$~ .,... "latch II jJOw.... pr8'viae sletMng qUarters l'Iexi Intllr-del'lOmlnaUonal committee of Chunchon, the great hincsc pressions which have encounlcred California, Florida and other dis tanks;'Red forces apparently PUll-' tbe claleltliar tid eMaIl"a· o/cclt ,tQf huhdrca.s of fans attend- Crano said the fireman's ·asso· 0', Iowa City laymen. Red basI:' where the enemy wa s Allied troops in oth er KOl ean blnt states they would not have ing back beyond 38th parallel. 29 senate' co-s~n. ini )lIe boys' state basketb;lll. ciaUon gave awoy these Bwns: nil J" T~e Rev. Mr. Pollock will spelk expected to stand If he intended cities. time to travel anc:l spend any time more than enoll&'h to ' ~ure pnals. · . I. 110,000 to O'DwJer iD penen with their friends and parents. SANTIAGO - Shutdown of on "The Gilt at Sel!" with hymns to stay In South Korea, fell with Enemy forces that aba ndoned Argentine newspaper La Prensa a~o.tlon of Ibe inetease It ·.U • Bupks ~ll be set up in the Iowa led by Prot. Herald Stark and In in October, 1949, lor his last ma - Another fl'OUp of students of the eo-llponsora centbllie to fi.eldhouse March 29 and 30 for out a tight to U.S. forces. the city of rubble appar ntly wt're by government may come under str\lctor Charles Davis of the SUI pulling back beyond the 38th oralty campaign. who didn't leave town were tbe support ' it when the ,btU eemes 500 mllmbers of t~ams not par Uttered Streets lorell'D students, who not only UN scrutiny; Santiago journal music department. W.R. Clonden parallel only cight mile ' no rth. 2. $Z...... O'Dwyer's laU ull for aetlol,'. " , ticlpaUnlt in the tourna~e'lt. BedS The streets were littered with mate subordinate, James J. Moran, had no chance 01 "ettln&' borne ists association petitions UN eco in, G, Iowa City; is the orgnnist. stone, mortar, metal, debris, Chu.ncholl. wa a much lTeal but had no place In the United nomic and social council to make With the Mercer amendment, will' also be provided those two TfTle Rotary club of Iowa City water commissioner Qnd form I' which would be' subject to hoUse days Hl the Community building. ground glass and tangles of elec er prille Dr war tban eoul. l.he States t~ spend the vacaUon. inquiry. moved its luncheon meeting to deputy fire commls 101ler, also tor approval, the university would re- " Robert trage, . manager 01 the trtc wires. liberated old Korean capItal 4.5 that mayoralty campaign. Those from tbe Western world PRAGUE - U.S. ,overnment ]2:30, p.in. today so that member:l Oddly enough, not one body was mll~ to the 'outhwe t. indicated they would observe ceive $6.5-million Ii year' for .sat- chQmber of commerce asked Iowa. could attend the service. F.riday'g 3. 15,000 te Moran In 1.41 lor suspends Ipayment of pensions, aries and operations and $20ji,000 City reSIdents to contact his to be cen in Chunehon. The Ilnemy also was pulling Easter in Iowa City churches, and veterans bonuses and social se or sj)eaket will be The Rev. John C. "good wllJ and aid" - what bap a year lor maintenaQce of lis fice Jf they wisp to rent rooms Evlaen&ly the Cblnese who back on the eastern front, where pened to this sum was not ex- some [rom the Orient said they curity benefits to person$ living Crai~ of the Congregational church preter &0 bury their own dead, Republic ol Korean troops al buildings or a !otal of $~,?-~ulioh. ' n~xf we~k. . . plained. • also wou:d obselve the Easter behind iron curtain, an American on "Beyond Pain and SlItterlng." had taken &heir wounded wltb ready may hav "rochcd parallel spiri t in local churches. official says. Gov. William S. neard~ICY , hild . -. --'-,- ---.-,~ , -,- Dr. to.L. Dunnington of the Fli'st them alld lorced 'he lew re 38, tho old poJitical dividing line 4. ,3,riOO &0 Brooklyn Repub. Stili other students stayed at PARIS - French ,overnment recommended a total of $5.8-mll- ·U.S. ' Families Borrow . Metho\iist church spOke to the malnln, civilians io dispose of between t1 .o Rrd North and the lican Lead r John Crewl! (Dr Gov. SUI because they bad Jobs 'fhomos E. Dewey's campaign i,l drafts railway personnel in order lion including the " maintenanCe 'H 'If B' 'II' Dollars tilst s~rvlce Wednesday on "Pray their own c&fi'ua.~.Ie!!. Inevl&ably Republic of South Korea. Which they could not leave. to forestall national paralysis in approprlatiort. The appr.optia\lons a I Ion er Took Jes\ls Too." About 150 mall)' were 'dlled In the ,basUy Stron,ly Entrencbed the 1948 Orego" Republican Pte - Then there were those who a two-day rail strike set for Thurs_ committee cut thls figure to $5.7- NEW YORK (h» _ American petsons attended the first service. pound I.., &he cU, tooll. In the west, how vcr, the n my identhl'!. prImary, after Dewey hlld stayed around the campus avaw~ day and Friday. million. . families borrowed lTi6re than haIt Little groups of South Korean still was strongly enlr nched igncd a bill helpful to flremeJ). edly beCause they Ie It it would be A rroup of HUton led by a billion dollars on insurance MARGARET MAKES DEBUT 5. ",000 to Ule nemoer.Uci iilaae a fine time to "catch up on some WASHINGTON - The U.S., urc civLlllms greeted the American north of Seoul und to tho cast 01 France, Canada and other nations Johu R. H.t~ ('-Nevada) policies during ]950, the insU- NEW YORK !U'I - Margaret tanks as they swept Into and the capital. ommlttec. reading," or to "write that term wa.s reponed ...... lDc · en· an- tute of . life in&1Jrance reported Truman was scheduied Wednes Million at IlCrsoJls have (01- paper." fighting in Korea are reported to through Chunchon. TIH'y had Tho enemy's 'hilling of 60.000 have agreed on policy for next otber .md.... ~' wJlIcb would Wednesday. day ,to /lla~e her debut IlS lin ac- smiles on their faces, and they fresb troop into the wcst raIsed lowed the sen alional hearincs In stage of struggle_revolving around rive '. ,1·millleD · lDereue &0 Borrowings last year totaled tress April :l6. She will co-star waved cloth and paper flags of conjecture tbat the enemy might a {ederal courtroom here through 38th parallel. Statement is expect Iowa. St.&e copqe. . $518-mJlllon compared ·with with' James Stewart in a produc- Republio of Korea. be planning a counterattack. teievision. Absentee Ballols ed ShOl·Uy. The governor recommended $475-millioll In 19411. Louns paid Uon . called "JackpOt" produced Impromptu Greetinp Besides Crane's testimony, other highlights of the final day In . WASHINGTON - Seerelary of $5,850,000 for 10wa' Sfate' and the off. howel/er. amounted to about by the Serech Directors guild The greetings seemed to be Rd CD' appropriations committee' cut th~s $350-mllJion', the largest total of over the National Broadcasting genuine and impromptu, in con- c1ud(.'(I; Now Available State Dean .. Acheson says Gen. e ross rive 1. Two more ref ...... b, ruke \ Douglas MacArthur has full au to $5.8-~JlIon. repaymonts for several Y4!ars. company network. trust to the sometimes sullen e:;" Absentee 00 ots for Monday's tecr Frank Costello to 58Y how thority to cross the 38th paral1t'l -----~------~------municipal election can be ob , • • I t.'. ' . In Korea, but indicales UN diplo -' In County Reaches much he is worth - refl.lSals that J t,lined now at the city clerk's of could lead to his Imprisonment Cor tice. mats still debating whether it I contempt. Persons unable to ICO to the poUs would be wise. Trum ci ri ':~ :S.QY ,5. I( () re'a liJ.buBiea ~ U.S. Strength Three-Ouarfer Mark 2. Testlmon, b, Ben 8&&nll, because ot serious illness, or who BIG FOUR MEETING -Dead r. will be out o( lhe clty on election (Fr•• C-' WIre Moo"",,) ' ~Uild-t.lP in June, ] 940, follo ..... ing former secretary of Tammany lock in four-power deputy for The JOhnson county Red Cross lIall, that he believed Costello dflV. can volt' now at the c!cl'k's eign ministers conference in Pa W A~~~G'I;01; - frc'Si~~nt the ',ofaJl Qf ~ance." office, or submit voles by moil. 'T: Mourns Comrade drive had recieved $J5,540 in con threw a cocktail party on the oc ris remains hard and fast as ever; Truman told the 'wotld, Wednesd.1Y .' Th~ nation has been on an all tributions by 5 p.m. Wcdn 'day. casion in 1942 when he was hOilt However, if mailed, the vote must ( . " ' , . Western spokesman says Wednes the United Stlltes now oan strJkc out defense ' footing only ; nine This was shol·t of the 21 ,074 I:oal. to O'Dwyer. The ex-mayor has be in the clerk's office by elecUon day's session "worst yet" In meet doy. against any new aqgr~i~lon with ~bnths this time - since the General Ohairman M. L. Huil, testified he met Costello on army Ing betwee representatives from SUI counselor to men, said that business. Approximately 10,500 ballots U.S., Britain, France and Russia. twice as milch strength lis it nad Nortll Koreans attack¢d last June were printed for the election. 25. with the exceptions of rural areaq 3. A new Invi&aUoD te Geventer PEIPING - Communllt China when the Communist camp iambl almost all divisions were ne:lr Dewey to tell the committee what Five city councilmen and one P.rt 01 &his probabl, Is .e park commissioner are to be elec recoils her ambassador to Russia, ed on the South Korean invasion. their goals. Contributions from he knows about e~lrnc in general ted. Wang Chia Hsiang, to become vice Manpower Doubled eounted for by the .vallabll country residents were hampered and - If he wishes - about wide foreign minister: will be succeeded An ' exchange at telegrams be It, lbls time of bundrecls of by bad weather and road condi open gambling in upstate Saraloga by Chang Wen Tien. I tween the chief executive, at his thOIlla.DU 01 reservlste. a. t ....D tions. Springs. Dewey indirectly reJect Key West, Fla., little Whiie HO\lse, ed .nd re.d, II1&Dpower pool By noon Wednesday. rural ed the latest bid and accl.ISed areas ha.d contributed ,1,614.50 Chairman Estes Kefauver (I> and Defenlle Secretary George which did no& exl.t when Worl4 BETTER THAN\ ' SUI Professors toward tbe $5.250 coal, whll" re Tenn) ot making "discourteous Marshall showed the total man War l&aried. power strength of th armed n s1den&tal .reas In Iowa City were persona] remarks" about him. A Bloodhound ' Testify in Dubuque forces has mounted from ],458,000 3.5-MIUIoD Goal only ' ,923.73 hort of the ,5,000 The armed forces' primary goal &o&al requested. (S,.. I.I ,. The Dilly t...... ) nine months ago to more than Vandenberg Oblerv•• is 3,462,000 men to be put und~ The largest total contribution LOST: Womeu's Dcnru. Wr'8~w.lch. 2.9-mlllion now. 2~w8rd 110 00. C~11 8-2418. DUBUQUE - SUI English arms as soon a8 possible afttlr was $5,229.70 given by the busi 67th Birthday Today ro{essors Pjlui Engle and W. R. "Th" 'remendoUi Carn 111 June 30 but a larger ultimate ness division with Richard Sid GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 1\1) - Mark. Lcum, 29 Hnwkeye rwin appeared at a closed ses- our atrenct.h," tbe Preslde.t aa1d, force is seCJ1 necessary by mili well In charge. Its goal is $5,800. Michigan's Sen. Arthur H. Van Village placed this ad in Thc I ion of the Dubuque county "h.. been made aeeesur), b7 tary men. Mr. Truman opposes a Tbe unlvel'llity division by denberg, wbo Is gravely ill at his .rand Jury Wlldnesday in an et- the lawleR .,rresalon of Cem 4-mllllon-man limit fixed by the '-n Wednesday was leeond In home, showed "sllgbt ImproYe Daily Iowan wan i-ad section at 'ort to help Jurors draw the thin mu.... forcCi la Kore., &ad senate. , ~ contributions with 1% .... ment" Wednesday on the eVe o( a cost of only BOc. The Iowan Inc between art and Indecency. b, .be men.ee .f .un fur The pre-Korea force of 1,458,500 204.11. David n.y. SUI Inslrue his 67th birthday. worked better than a blood- 'l11e two professors presented 'her COlllnuill.. t attaeka ...Iut men ,has been more than doubled lor In the department of com hound I In his own words Lcum riefs on eartny literature and otber free aa&loall." by the calling of six national merce. beadll the cl1vtalon. SOlid" "The ad waa in only one ts place in art, but just what The announcement obviously guard divisions, the recall of many Other division standings Wed W. Want You To hey had to say was not reveal was Intended to produce a dual reserve units and the draItlng of nesday included: hospitals, $1 ,- R. day and we i(lt tho waich back. ·d. psychological effect abroad - 450,000 men. 014.30 of the $1,150 goal; men's c.iva Your Daily Iowan We got "cry good results from' County Alty. John Dutfy said warn Russia, and assure Amer- Of the %.t-mJlUon 1IOW III tho organIzations, $60 of the $100 Deep mew or bad weather ., The Daily Iowan. he appearance of the two SUI Ica's friends. And the telegram ann" Iones. abeul 311,," .... £oal; women's organizations, $83 anr 'lad aheaJtID'& lleep , .. nen cOJllpletcd the work of the also appeared to have a message deplo),ed eltller 111 Korea er III ot the $315 goal; men's housing (rom reeelvlq yeDr Dalb 'urr, and that it would meet to- for crHles of the administration's WesterD Zarepe, %S,'" In tbe units, SI66.7I of the $250 goal; Iowan ..• U's I.....,...' .... t Dial 4191 ..... A5k for rearmament program at home. 11.8. eoe.,.UoD IOD. of Ger- women's housing unils, $344.91 you lee II every day. II 7e.r 1a,v to decide if indictments (Ar ","H_' hould be returned. Quicker Tball War U Ball.up man),. of the $350 gool. and schools, Iowan bun" reae" 708 b)' 7 The Investigation was ordered Marshall Informed the President The other 2.5-mlUlon are eithi!r .s"YlNG A SILENT PRAY" over tbe W)' 01 a buddy. an unlden $209.75 of the $270 goal. a.m.. eaD '-.151, 'ftIe DUb Want AciDept. 'ftel' women's groups In Dubuque that a strength of .more than in the U.S. in training or 011 UfI.. ..riDe ..1InlM bII 'allen oo ...... e ea Ule central Korean Solon, Wednesday, had collect Iowan eire"'''' cle»&., alii! or mall )'f,lUf ad Co WANT ADS, I sought banning from newsstands 2.9-mllllon men "was .not at- supply and service' suppott for ,,.at. Tlte leatbe","k wu kUJed ID &be bUl ftPdD6 north of BOD" ed $309.80, compared with a 1950 we'D Me &bM 1M P& J ..... claoa wIIere AlUetl Wedoa4a, wen fae .... &eel roIla- total of $100. Hills also reported Tile Dall, Iowan I )f cheap reprin ts o[ certain mod- talned 11\ World War 11 until the combat ~ts or aboard shipi &roo,. I""" wtu.ou& .0")'. ern noveLs_ more thun 31 months after our of the DaV)'. . "Dele. . complete with $87.30 contributed. l'AGE TWO-THE DAILY IOWAN, TllUR DAY, ~lARCH 22, 1951 - LETTERS ~ituation IPregnant with Possibilitiesl TO THE EDITOR 11teDailyIoWan (Reader. Ire Invne4 "t exprelll ., Inl .. In Lette .. 10 lb. Editor. 1\11 lel· ------~.~~~~ ~~~~~.------ters mUll.. Includ~ hand wrlUe.. 11.· I THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951 nature and addresl-t)'pewrIUea al, nalurn net acceptable. Letter, ".ceme PublISh." dolly excepl Monday bv -----Subscription------.------raleo-I,y carrier Ir Iowa the property or The Oally towan, we Studenl publication.. Inc.. 126 Iowa 20 .7 ''",serve the flrh' to edit. or wltbhold ,. t.·· ~ Clly, cento weekly or per .enr In IImfle. A ve.. Iowa City. lown. En le,---fi OJ letters. tVe l u.-rut '''''ers be ': Jh J. R.OBERTS JIt. . " . c.Jvance; six months, $3.8;,; three to SOV words or Jells. Opinion .• IXPUII'" n .. lWean 1 class moll ,matter :!t "le POBt .. months, $1.110. By mail In Iowa, ".150 AP Forel,n Affllirs Analy," ;Y. ) ed do n(lt neeuII.rtly npn~e"t llJul. ) 1 orrlee al (owa City, 10\1."\. under th~ per ypsr; six month., " .IM); three or tb" Dall)' 10wlon.) ~'~~~. I~ lIIarcn ~. 1,78.__ _ .month •. 52 .00; All olhe: lnaU subscrlp· ';!; , tlons 58 per year; alll monlbs. ",.25; Fiv~ will get YOtl ten from this cornel' thnt United Nations for· J. MEMBER three mOil II" 52." . . ,). I\UDIT BUREAU ------Blind? , , , ces will croSs the 38th parallel in Korea if they arc able to tlo 0 ;1'1 OF' Fred M. Pew ..U, P.'II.~.r CIRCULAT10NS TO THE EDITOR: momentarily, not mrrcly in tactical strength, as now sl1ggestell, "j'l;.'-:. • OAII.Y 10lfl\N EDITORIAL ITAFF ". I'wo lell8ed wire •• rvlce •. (AP) and (UP; Editor ...... ", Joseph V. Brown E.K. Blakeney seems to be tak bllt in force, --- Mum'Kina Edllor . . .. Glenn C. Urban ing a great deal for granted, in ber when thl; Olilneae attactel MEMBI':R 01l' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS N,·w. E,htor ...... Reynold aerlel cluding total blindness on the part It scems ccrtain that pol itical "he Assoclatecl P,:o. Is er.lltled ex· A .... tonl New. Editor .. Mart Bailey before. AllIO lIupplies and idbt. "1 1I~lv~ly to . he use tOt :-epublicotlon Assietillll News Editor ... Don Ste.!(en of "ALL" readers, in his letter decisions will not be made which munll)atlon~ are up to the nj.ln. of al; the local new. rrbted Ln thlA City Mllor ...... MUrI'DY Seeger of March 20. would tell the enemy that he "ewSllalJer AI well a. all AP ne ...... dll As,lstanl City Editor .. Bill Miller ute nOw, and firepower cln lit p ",tchei. Sporta EdItor . . . . Hobert Duncan Jr. First, that "all" legislators are would not be pursued across the maintained at Its peak wlll!re ChIef Photoarapher ...... Jay Hytone old dividing line between North WIrephoto Technician .... .TIm Forney corrupt. II was handicapped I)y a thort CALL 8.2151 1, Y" •• nol , ...1 •• Editorial Asslstunt ...... Bob Ross Second, it one does not agree and South Koren. And without are of ammunltioD In North Ko· , •• , nan, 1ewaD b I 7:410 a.m. Make... such decisions no military ,com ••• d .ervte. I. ,,'.1.0 OR .11 .ervl~. DAII." IOWAN AOVERTJIIINO 8TI\FP with a law passed by legislator• rea. err.r. rfl,orted by 9:8' ...... Th. Buslne.. Manall"" •. Marahall B. Nelson elected by the majority, he should mander would attempt to stabil J)an,. Iowan ClrealaUon Dep.rt-meat. Asst. Buslne •• Manaaer Rex Wellzell ize a line nellr the pora11el if he lf this expected Ghincse otlen. I. lit .. -tar ..., OlJ ~ •• rn.aU.m BaU"· Closslfled MAnager .... Gret:. Gro•• rnan disobey it and should not be pun sive can be contoined as was :I ,,,,. OlbllQ". an. Iowa I'reet.. II Nal'!. Adv. Mana,...... Emil Vohalka ished. How much order would coLild proceed northw:Jrd, say as .pen from 4:SO '.m. t, It nooft an' tot as the narl'ow waist ot the smaller One last month, the wlr hom I :!HI p.lD. 10 5:" • . m. dally ox· DAILY 10WI\N CrKCVLI\TION 8TI\FF there be in a society whcre laws ot movement - Opcration Killer ~.pd.,. peninsula between Wonson on the .,eDt. aaDdt, b ••,..: 4:" . .... ClrrulnUon lI.nager .... CL.arlea Dorrol> might be obeyed or disobeyed at as the AJlles catl it - can be b .... 00 • . In. A~UI· t. Circulation Mgr•.... Robert. Hess the personnl discretion of the lay enst coast and Chinnnmpo on the west. continued from w·hotever pos'ltlon man? the Allies are in when It stops, MI'. Blakncy bcmoans the fact It seems also that if such a north or south of the parallel. Pre that the United States "once was short line could be established, in sumably It WOUld continue also editorials known as the land of the free:' an area much mote easily delend from any Chinnampo - Wonsan One thing we have maintained, ed than the terrain :llong the line whiCh might be established. Campus Probe? fortunately, is "majority rule." As parallel, no major effort would be But the Allies would be better oU long as we keep that virtue, there made to clear the whole country there if there is to be a stalemate The U.S. National Student Association (NSA) has announced es will be very little chance for "rank to the Yalu river border, as was or any sprt oG halt tor negotlil tablishment of a national committee to Investigate the entire field of fascistic persecution" as Mr. intended before the entry of Chi lions. ultereollegiate athletics. Blakeney would call it. nn into the war. At least not as , . NSA PreSident Allard K. Lowenstein, who recently visited What crime has Michener com- long as political cotlsipcrations prevent aerial attacks on enemy till! SUI campus, said the association, which represents student.'! at mitted? Perhaps he has injurer! supply Hnes and bases beYDnd the B~aek Market Told " 335 colle,es and universities (Includlnr SUI), was deeply con- no one physically, although some river. cerned wlthl recent developments In college sports. other young man no doubt has been required to take his place If the enemy should begin hea In Farm Equipment "It is certainly a blight on the educational community," he said, in the armed forces, and perhaps vy aerial assaults on American ¥ I "to find such flagrant violation of the whole spirit of intercollegiate ultimately, in combat. However, forces from these bases, however, WASHINGTON (lPI - Farm sports :IS evidenced in tbe reccnt bribing of some college basketball were he and others like him al Allied airforces would retalia:·~, equipment 1retllilers have com the handcuffs which interfere with players." lowed to flaunt the law, it would plained tbat a nationwide black We don't want to disparage the NSA as an organization. But we certainly result in a moral un- · figh~ing near the border would be market is developing in their tield ('an't see what the association intends to do in this "investigation." dermining of the society. oU, and the limits on Allied ac tion would rest strictly on their and requested help from conllress "It is the hope of NSA," Lowenstein said, "that this committee As for his 10-year sentence, it ability. in stampin~ it out. will provide the type of information that will enable our colleges and is a long one. However, as I un , I universities to restore athletics to its proper place - athletics that derstand it, only a legal faux pas The UN has begged otf from de Managing Director Paul M. cisions on the 38th parallel, pass will provide a maximum of honesty and a minimum of sham." in the courtroom by the prosee'u- Mullikin of the National Retail ing the buck to Washington, where Farm Equipment association. St. What does NSA Intend to do? Simply aecumuJ.a.fe Information tion prevented the sentence from - agreements are now being sought Louis, testi!ied belore a hoU§e Crom many institutions, assemble It in some sort of a report and b~~ 15 y~n . P~~~ Uth~e -----.----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ are fewer light "year-and-a-day" , between the Allies. agriculture Gubcommittee in bahalt Pa8S It on to aU NSA member schools? sentences, there will suddenly be It I· p . The. UN is inactive because some of 17 ,500 implement dealers. How could such information be used to bring about "athletics that an astonishing decrease In the a I a n r 0 9 res s e s 'of lhe nations are trying to duC'k Mullikin 'said both the Missis will provide a maximum of honesty and a minimum of sham?" number of "conscientious objeet- responsibility, some prefer to stay sippi delta atea and Iowa are "bad south of the parallel in the belief I And what will this "investigating committee" do on each campus 01'5." COSENZA, ITALY {lPI _ This ric:l _ are there permanently to southern peasant is able to cail areas" tor l>la,ck tparketing. I' that 'it would increase the po He legislatiOh. to pro toward getting the iniormation? Can we expect a real colorful show Why, Mr. Blakeney, do the peo- city of 40,000 people is the he~rt help introduce modern methods in a piece of this "my own," his propo~ed I sibility ot a deal with China, and hibit interstate shipment of pow. like the recent senate' crime investigating dommittee hearing? pIe allow the "ancient European of one of Italy's greatest social farming. broad baok and muscular arms none of them want to Interferf'!, ial number5 have been removed If so, we wonder who'll be subpoenaed first to testify here at SUI. , folly of conscription to be inflict- fights - the breaking up of an- The poverty of the laitd is achieve wonders. within the UN, with the work o[ er farm equipment on whlcl1 ser ---- ,> ed upon them?" Perhaps the con- cient feudal estates and the dis-, hard to believe for those who have / "They are suspicious people," the good offices commi~tee no,,, or delaced. He said 'black markel' . ree'ks "A · re Weak · 'L,·nk scientiou; objector would see all tribution of the land to the em-. seep the rich, fertile fields of Matzochi said. "Everybody has see~~ng oqhtact with China, re operators freqlfently scratch out our war ships junked, our armics bittered, impoverished peasants. . northern and central Italy. promised them everything for (j gardless of its poor prospects. the serial number to prevent ~ell totally disbanded, in short, our Jt is a rrim firht. But prorress Centuries of nerleet and ero- hundreds of years. They didn't be- " The ';'tn deel/iloD will be mil ufncturets and dealers from trac· defenses reduced to nothing. How is beinr made. The enemies of, r slon h'ave left barren wastes, lieve us . either. Now they see I~.ty r~Ufer tl)an politlc"l. Wlth ing their sour<;e of supply. :n Med,·terranean C a,·n long would we last as a "free" land reform are the Commu! with 'only a thin top soil over th~ir dreams comjng true. we Ui ihree or four weeks the Chl He said {armel's who buy such I h country? nists, who want to see the pe:l~ ,., rock cro]lplnrs. But once' a move ahead slowly." tt~&. are expected to launch a equipment have trouble getting rl'~ By The Assoclaled Pr... Lastly, is it for "refusing to sants restive, and political trlck. ~· --- ~I .. sprln, offensive. The Amer pair parts because they have no Ibns thinlt they are In a posi way of knowing ihe serial numbtr accept militaristic slavery" for ery, monied interests and pea· H·t' Gd W Id Beth I" M" I So many orators and writer~ are busy these days depicting which the "most intelligent" in- sants mistrust. I .er 0 son OU - e a 0 Ie .Issionary tion to con&IJn It. The \lne belnt of their m$:hines. the broad forces running through the worlo's affairs that one is mates have accepted prison terms? Against all obstacles the SUa tel' kePt In rood shlilJle now, where Rep. Charles B. Hoeven (R- fr quelltly in~li]]ed to forget the impact of relatively small per· I W:lS under the impression that gion land relorm committee h ~~ INGOLSTADT, GERMANY (.4')- perversion among some of the stu- a It was off balance because lowa) ~aid he fovored such legIs sonnl conflicts. ' this professed "compulsion" was bulldozed its way forward to pro Adolf Hitler's godson is in a Ca- dents. Two prime factors ran their or Ih own advances in Novem- Ilation. religious in nature. that land reform call mean ne~ . lives: fear of punishment for People in the United States know little and care less about Dick Williams life for Italy's "forgotten south:' tholtc monastery here. studying misconduct, and Nazi idealism." politics in C;Te~c~ . ~Jlem it is a ,~lOre or Jess dependent co.un- 525 S. Lucas street In May 1950 the government [pr the priesthQod. Young \Jormann las~ , saw ~\.8 Soaring Coffee To.. I J , try, run by big po et advice ----." , ~nlIc~cd the l'I\~chiM!l'!Iyed land'. .Had hl~ r~rather'8 thOU$a~d " father Jan. 9, 19411, when lb~ , SIf 0"1" Mt I reform law Which provided for ·tear Relc~ . MId torether, ,he latter left for Berlin to Join nH" whiCh IIsrcl to be British hut necessarily the ~Ing hjm s~H) e. I mg e a S expropriation of [89,500 acres 'or ntl~ht h~ve been headed for ler. "Jle did not appeaT. wO't·. which now is vllguely fell to be found they could~ t handle hIm, . • nearly 300 sqUllre miles _ of pri- qUite a ;dtrfetent earellr In the ried," the youth ~ays. ' ~'We' .d lln American responsibility. they tur?ed on hIm, .and worked I vntely-owned SJla land which Is1o!a~l pariy 1!1f~. He Is the son not feel that he pl~Dned ndt \0 on the king agamst lilm. CI d b F" B . But III rerent days the n.S. , alme y Irm to go to tleas'Ints. Barely ODl~. QI M;artln . qrl'r\Ann, IIltjcr's see UJl araln. ' ll1ll1 bel'n looking Illto the possl· . And, you Dre undollbterlly say- fifth of this land actually has trusted Ileutemmt and second "We, my seven brothers nnd '.,·s- lng, "so what?" I .- h F h I I I ,. bilities of a more direct eOJUlec· Well I t De . b th k' WASHINGTON {{i'. _ A west been distributed thus lar. on y "' i e ue rer h mse f n ters, knew him only as our [ather. · .. ~, rI tIon "",.ween G reece an d ' Tu r- ,as cern er ,coaste Ing firm has cla;med to have . Here in CosenZ3, the Sila com- the last sta,es of Ute war. H e was II goo,\ t a th er, b U~ usua' Ily key. with their Truman 'dO()trllle oven:uled one or Papagos courts developed a ml:t:ll alloy that de- mittee is a (own aClair. Giulio Martin Bormann'.s life ended in silent and very stern. Our only -111'- aid nd th NOrth At. martIal and co.mmuted a sentence. t' k t 1945 H h lid 'th hi 1"1 nu ~ry , a e There was qUite a todo about who fies rust, works without lubri- Leone, director general of the or- a ques lon mar n . e was 0 ays WI m were wa.,. og lantlO defense arrangements, . [I d th k' g d h cants in moving machines, stays ganizatJon, is "commanding gen- with Hitler in th~ Fuehrer's bunk- to construction projects of wlli!!h a l1l uence e In an w y. t ed d hR ' t h ' h . 01 And a G ree k po Utiea I f e~ d h a" And Papagos threatened to re~ign cool while being lathe- urn ,an eral'· of an army of agrarian ex- er w en usslan roops overran e was In C arge. been ,mUddying t~e waters. when the king overruled his pro- can be made at reasonable cost perts and engineers, inspectors ann the city. A(ter the war the youth llVed King Paul of GI eece IS a not- tests about interference from the from scrap materials. foremen who have invaded the What happ~ncd to Bormann is on an Austrian tarm.. There, in too-forceful m~n.' en.throned after palace clique. Samuel Freedman, an electro· south to make good on promises a mystery. Rumors jn the last rive ~he home of a Oathollc family, i'\e the war by British mtluence and Papagos and the army are so nics specialist. said the new me· which people .nere have heard tOt' years have placed him in South became converted to that Lalth. surrounded, as are most r.ul- much one and the same that mili- tal produced by Chemalloy As- centuries. America, Spain, Russia. Nobody s~ch "When r finish my schooling, ers, by .a constantly - flnaglmg tary security immediately became soclates, Ine., Santee, Calif., has 01 the land marked for e1(- knows for sure. which will take six of seven year~, /' palace c!tque. , an issue. American ob
. . .. mE DAILY IOWAN, TaU.gAY, MAIlCB n. l'U"TPAGE 1'IIUC : " ~f1gag~ent Announced 84 of 86 June Medicine' Music, Music, Music De Lores Moore, fBI Agent to Speak Grads Select Intern Sites fred Abt Engaged At Rotary Meeting Eighty-four of the 6 seniors Cl1atle. O. Jol1noon . Lone '11«. HRr Mrs. Edward Lewis Special Agent Ambro~ N. '''ho will graduate from the SUI bor General llO'pltal. 1·orrance. caUf.: Church street, have Stritimatter of the Federal Bu ov Robort J. JoMson Cedar Rar>lcl., B..,..d- college of medicine in June have I"wno Polk CoUnly bo,pltol Pe. Molne_; aDnoLlllced the engagl'ment of reau ot InvesUgatiQn wm be the . t h ' ·t I 1.h Elner M. Juel. Council Blu!!a. MllwllU- se I ec t C d 111 erns Ip SI es or e kee County no.p,II", ,,"lwaUl
EASTER About DAY PARK BRIDGE? - CITY HALL? Shop here for youI' Easter Specialti~5 SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION I THE STREETS? With grocery order &lc of a NIIlarkahJ. Idtcb_ appUmu:e ••• tile .... APPLES Cane Su,ar ...... JO Ibs. Large Marshmallow 2&c OUR WATER? GOLDEN DELICIOUS Ergs ...... ". dOl . WARING BLENDOR . Boiled Ie that beVerGCJM ••• I &Ie trrs, Colored ...... each I bI.ada cbope. mix.. QIGI-. bI" WE NEED '7 IbS. for &I chums. qrIDda. beaIa. puree. cmd puIv..... JoocIa Hickory Nut Meats pk,. .e A Qualified $2 59 ct.cma ltHU In oDly 5 MCODda. • }lCr. bu. 38C Engineer on This low offer for these fine IWalnut Meats ...... pk,. Our City apples good tbe tell ~t the week Pecan Meats ...... pkr. 43c Elizabeth Broob * Thunday, Mqrf;i;I 22 ' Heme EeollOlDlM - warm, .., Council Fresh Fish Frozen Fish Sea Foods PNcIueta OOlPe,..... * Iowa City Display Floor -EUGENE T. LAREW INDg:~ENT COUNCn. CANDIDATE 1011-ILLIIIOIS liS Thla Ad Paid For By Friends ., .1,., AI E T L 1 II ..Y u;en. • GreW AID RECTIIC CO. • , , " A Single for , Hrltton 2b ., 4 0 I 3 4 Associated Press poll , nnd St. Cnse pulled Into town also Wed- yard clash, The ' Hawkeyc ~ took a one run Williams, r' , . 3 I 0 0 0 nesdoy slhging the prai.~ cs or his Defel'ld lng champion Dnvcnport lend In lhe first Inning, llex married slnoe I>e(l. 30, 1949 lod Forror, c , 4 I 2 2 I John's of Brooklyn, ninth rankGd tbat he haa been a lalher slnee WOOd ard , Ib , 4 I I 15 2 sophomore substitutes. Dill Ku- is fovored to wi n tonight's met't Vann, IQwa center fielder, scored Parsons, 3b 2 0 0 I Z nntionally, will clash in the tcd on a steal of home nfter moving last Feb, 13. B-Be.t 3b ,, 2 I 2 0 I koy, a third-str(nger from Gary, althoulJh the overlapping 01 ,I turc seml-finnl game of the east trom first to third on a hit nnd The doubl~- bal'relecJ,dlacloll Sheppard, Ie ,, 4 0 0 I 0 Ind., rung in 27 points in N.C. basketball nnd indoor trock has 1 another .steal. \ ure followed recent denials by PIP~R, t.~II" ·" 1Io~ ~ ~ t~ ~t ern NCAA eliminations tonight State's surprise 67-62 victory weakeqed 011· schools In the con· Louisiana Tech came back to Charlet Utllt he was mArried. A-Struck out for Marsh 'n fifth at Madison Square Garden. over Villanova, ferencd: WedDetcla, nlrht, however, B-Rnn lor Parsons tn tilth. score' two runs 1n the second S~ore b¥ Innings: llIinois' Big Ten champions he .aid the weddln .. wUh Mw Loulslnno Tech 020 100 Olx - 4 7 l inning. Tech loaded the bils~ will oppose reVitalized Nor~h Glady, Gartrell of .uburan lowo 101 000 OOl - 3 5 4 with one out and scored t\\'tfe Kino balled In: Stenger. Christoph. Carolina State, winner of the MaclllOovll\e took pilUle more Shepp"rd. Best. Two-bas~ hit: Bok. when Bob Sheppard ground~d Southern conference, in the other than a year BeO but he deoUned Three_b... hit: Chrlotoph. Stolen boses: out th ird to first. Vona Z. BMe on balls: Orf Pipes 4, game, opening the program at to sa,. where the ceremony was Morsh, Diehl. Struck out: By Pipe. 3. Louisiana added another score 6:45 p.m, (CST). Illinois is fav 81 CLRIR·ilOUnSOn performed. • Morsh , Diehl 2. Hit by pItcher: By Pipe. in the bottom of the fourth inn (Kllrt/ . Possed b.111 : Farrar. Time: 2 ored. . He sald their bab, rtrl was hours, one minute. Umpires: Smith .nd dl1fn'~ Cfofhinj • ':If'Ullihinji ing. Lewis Best, Tech third bOBe Taylor. Meanwhile, the western NCAA bom In New KelUJipton, Pi, ~ . man, scored from third after . The attnetive Mrs. Oharles running a round behind, wui ~omplete its semi-tinai bracket at Marsh muffed a grounder, was In her home In Madisonvlll, Kansas City with Oklahoma A A Favorite Spot For Top Brands Iowa tied up the game in the WedDesday ni.. M and refused to third inning when Marsh' scored Exhibition , BasebaU and M playing Montana State at 8fJfl newsmen. " 8 p.m. (Iowa time) and Wash .. from second on a b~e hit by The heaVTWel ..bt eha.mp said ~ .~P Wirepllo&o,' Rex Vana. Toronto 6, A's 5 DODGER FIRST BASEMAN Gil Hodges Joined his wife Wednes ington opposing Texas A and M ----- · FEATURES ~-I'!'-..' I~...... o.-.; he tlnt met his wife In 1945 in the windup. : Louisiana got its fO\1rth run In ahoril, after he was dJscbal'eed day In admiring their one-day old baby !laughter born Tuesday In a Phlladelphl. (A I 000 104 000 - 5 9 2 Brooklyn hospital. Hodges arrived in Brooklyn Wednesday afler the bottom of the eighth as Best from the irmy and wilen she Toronto !INTI 110 OOS Olx - 6 8 2 a Rupp ac.knowledged that his singled home Bill Williams, Tech sUll was a senior at Withrow BrlBsle. Hopper 161 Portocarrero 171 hurried trip from Florida where the Dodgers are in spring training, great Kentucky team didn't ana Astroth: Hetkl, Haud. on 15/ and Brooklyn is one of the faVorites in the National league this season. right fielder, from third. hl .. h schooL Heslel wp, Kaudson. LP. Portocarrero measure up to expectations in Frank Bok tripled and Bob HR Rutner, Wahl, Ostrowski, Coleman the first round at Raleigh, N.C., 12 " Heslet, Christoph doubled in the top of • Tuesday night, although beating Louisville, 79-68, 'to.I the ninth inlling for Iowa's last Kill Bill to TV Browns 9, Indians 8 run. * * * Slump Doesn't Worry DiMag " \Ve aren't as strong as when I Iowa plays Louisiana Tech Cleveland ,A I 400 000 022 - 8 II 0 we came here early in the winter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\i, ~:;~~~~~~~ Minnesota Sports st. Louis (A I 013 000 005 - 9 10 2 and beat St, John's 43-37," the - + .. , again this afternoon and then HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Jo Di~Jaggi()'s failure to hit in his • ! z¥ ffi Wynn , Chaka les j 11 and Hegan i Ken Kentucky coach declared. "Losi ng tt'avels to Conway, Ark. lor a ST. PAUL lIP!- A resolution to nedy. Fannin 161 and Lollar. Home runs --.------. - Dltck, Lutz_ accllstomed style is causing some concern in the camp of the New Hi rsch hurt us. We have stopped two-game series with , Atiulnsas "request" the University of Min Teachers. York Yankees, this big boy, Bob Zawoluk (St, nesota to allow all home athletic Hollywood* * 1, *Yanks 0 DiUaggio has collected only two hits, both home runs, in 18 of- John's center), twice in the la contosts to be televized was killed two years. I'm not sure we can ficial times at bat in Grapefruit , ~~hirfg Wednesday by the senate univer N, Y. ,AI 000 102 000 0 - 3 7 0 do it again." H'wood IPCLI 010 002 000 I - 4 12 0 league gam es for a w ak ,111 Cubs Preston Ward sity committee, Shea, Os trOWSki (51. Muncrid I'l l . Frank McGuire, young St. Peterson 19t And Houk: CArlsen, Shal .. mark. Called for Induction John's coach, said his boys are Smiling wryly, Sen. Harold lock 151, SalvcrsoJ\ 181 and P aepke, gradu{Jte Scliultz, st. Paul, a sponsor of the Home runs- Houk . Pacpk .... Sauer (2). The Clipper himself is not un- LOS ANGELES lIP! - Chicago crippled and tired but are look measure, told the commitce, duly worried over the sad state of Cup First-Baseman Preston Ward ing forward to another shot at notified the team WedneSday that the Wildcats. "We'll see you again two years Chisox* 12, * Pirates * 4 affairs. DiMaggio jokes with his KANSAS CITY, MO. (lJ') '- Kah he has passed his draft physical "Hard-Nosed" Kids from now," Pittsburgh iN' 200 000 101 - 4 6 3 cum teammates and expects to get I~undrl! sas Stn te college, coas til'lg on a examination and will report im Harry Combes, Illilhois coach , , A similar resolution won pre Chicago ,A' 202 062 00. - 12 16 0 mediately [or military service. 21-point margin with , ten minutes 'Vertc. Dempsey i ~ I and Fihgerald. gOing any time, said he had a buneh of "hard llminarl approval of the house in loO M 171 ; Kretlow, Perkovich t71 and Ward, who went east to his to go, Wlls forced to use cven' Actually his timing is not far nosed" kids with a lot of scrap a 41-34 standing vote Tuesday. NI~.hos . WP. K rctlow. LP, Werle. HR Springfield, Mo, home to take his trick jn Its book Wednesday nillht Ketkovlch. off. He is meeting the ball but is but expected to find a tough foe physical examination, said he was to stave oft Ii late rally by the either cutting under or topping it. ordered to repJrt to Ft. Sheridan, In N,C, state. Univel'sity ot Arizona and take Sees Marty Most Often - Last year DiMaggio slugged at Ill. "Two ~eniors, Ted Beach and the opening game 01 the western Captain Don Sunderlage, have a .403 clip during a six week per SCHEDULE TALKS NCAA playoffs,, 61-59. . kept us gOing," Combes added, iod beCore the regular season PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Com . Th~ 8lg Scvjm champion, win:' "It's fortunate we've had two nel's of 22 games this year \vhile missioner Bert Bell of the Nation Ain't II's Broke opened. I such good men to go wit~ our Fractured; I JosJng only three, jumped oft t6 a a football league has called the Rogers Hornsby, former Nation clubs owners together here next sophomores." ~ nine to nothing lead in the tirst _ But Dizzy Funniest al league great and now manager Tuesday to discuss the 1951 sched- The tall Illinois team op('n <' •.fJ foul' minutes with each ot the '" * ,L * - ule. ' ,tl I, s ~rtJng' p~ayers : q~fltributron', ,}"tl' ,.... " ,... .,. ' " ,. * "!' . ' of Seattle in the Coast ' l~;gue, Jour ppints, They built that le\l!1 \ to ,' ~T. :., 1;f!:TEnSBUHG , FLA (~~) - .T.he St. LOlliS Cardmal said he had the same trouble When ~,-20 at hal~tlme and cUcked off a' clul;ih
" , SUI Grad Receives Silver Star Studying Over Easter Vacation? ~eet SUI Graduate light Is Awarded b'a c~_ in t he ley ih. Silver Star 'DON'T WANTS' SOLD WITK WAIT A 1948 graduate of the SUI col ~h\~k" lege of medicine. Maj, Edwin L. ADS WILL BUY EASTER CLOTHING! f. , Bob Overholt March 14 was awarded Ceo~Re a silver star for "conspicuous gal- i • ennt!th lantry in action in Korea by Brig. WANT AD RATES Serving You f StrUb Gen. Harry D. Offutt, command I, M~ ~ , ing officer of Fitzsimons Army • • One dn ...... _... Gc: ~r ....rd A New Car ~ak:ner, y] hospital, Denver. «!email 11I1'f'e da I __.... ltc ",r word ckmon' The medal was awarded for Overholt's work in the Osan-An Six dllYA ...... 13e ~r . 'ord edUlect One 1\I1.IIth .. _ .... '\9c per "ord IInder song region of Korea last July 5 7 p.m, to 7. The citation said "worklDl( n.. adllnto in ruggd mountainous terrain with nt 7: 15 Weekdays 4 p.m . .he aO. Saturday Noon improvised facilities. hampered by Classi (ira DI. !'h.y rain and under con~tont enemy - For con s ecutlv~ JD~erUonJ fire, Overholt undoubtedly saved ,I per day...... (jOc per col. Incb 1 the lives of many wounded so ld iers." Check 10ur ad In 'h. Ii.. ~ I ue II apo ~.ra . Tht D ~II¥ Iowan ~.n bo re pon · \U.S, Army l'holol Overholt was commended (or tlble for only one lneorrert tr. rtJon helping evacuate wounded men A HI48 GRADUATE of tile SUI college of medicine. Maj. Edwin L. One Montn ...... 50c per col. Inch Crom Osan hill with "skill. calm (Av,. 26 insertions) Overholt reeeived U, ,. Silver Star March 14 for galiantry In action in ness and deep personal concern K.~ea last July 5 tf t. Brlr. Gcn. Harry D. Offutt. (left) command One Day ...... 7Se ner col. Inch without regal'd for his own com ( 0 • .1, , ..... rhol.) Youll flDd a ~ of new lal officer of Fit~i1{lon Army hjlspital in Denver presented the Six Consecutive days, - fort and safety." me.al, Overholt's wile was also present at the ceremony. AMONG THE LA T TO CIiECK out books from the old Macbride Library were: (left to rl,ht) Elaine and uaed can In our Wcmt Overholt is a native of Chicago BnlCe. At. Burlington; an unidentified woman stu dent; Bob Wilson. A., Iowa City; Joyce Mont,omery, Ad Melion. Couult it req. and is married to the former 4191 A2, Wo.shin g1on: and Niles Wallgren, ca. Keokuk. Library assistants were Mablon Balderston, G, Mar· ularlyl Th. Want-Ad way Thelma Amundson of Decorah. risvllle, Pa., and Robert Carter, A4, Stockport. Full scale moving operations for tbr library heran Wl'd They have three children and nolV ne day morning. All librari in Mubride hall, Schaeffer hall and the Library ,-"nex c:Josed Tuesday Work Wanted la the budqet wlM wayl II live at Fitzsimons. night so that the books could be moved. Students may use the new central Jlbruy buJldinr herinnlnr I .UL~~~!~ .~~~~ m- ~!OO2th~n,"~~}~~,ei~~~ TYPEWRITING In my home Dial 7412. ' bassador Myron M. cg.o en made President Elpidlo Quirino order Monday. Place Your Ads Todayl strong representations to the ed defense secretary Ramon Mag· Navy Steward Quotas Loans Philippines government Wednes· saysay to take personal charge of Just Call 4191 Raised to 'Unlimited Democracy in Action ------'$UIUt LOANED (n . uno . ..--mora ---- •. dla. 'day nga~nst the slaying of·an Am. the hunt for the slayers. 3 Students Involved mond . clothln,. ole. Rl!!L1A.BLB LOAl! erie an couple by Communistic Iluk The victims were John Hardie, CO loti I'!.. ! !lurlln,ton. Baby Silting rebels only 15 miles from Manila. 53; his wife Alice Irene, 42. both The navy recruiting office in Des Moines has received instruc QUICK LOAN on !ewflr1, elothln.. The U.S. embassy watlled all of Condon, Ore" and Australian In Accidents Here radlol. etc, HOCK-EYE LOAN. 128110 IBABY slltln,;. & • De rune•. ' -IIM. tions authorizing it to exceed its Jewish Judge Dismisses Suit s. Dubuq u.. B-A-n-v ", .. h.. -; 'Otf1lC" 'umlabfd. Americans living in remote areas Donald Capuano, 24, m anager of T1wee SUI st udents were In to safeguard them elyes against their dairy farm. weekly enlistment quotas in or Automotve _l'_h_o_nO_ '.-.I_%_88_, ______der to recruit needed men in ste volved in two of 10ur auto acci· the Huks, who have terrorized Bound and helpless, they were dents reported to Iowa Cily Rooms for Rent killed in cold blood by a band of ward ratings. USiED aulo ""rls. Coralville S.lv ... c.. Navy stewards are responsi ble Of Protest nl Aga inst Catholics poHce Wedne~ay as icy street Dial aIr.\. 60 to 70 Huks who looted their Sll'IGU: room . • 1_ In U73.----- continued to make driving haz· Handicapped Children farm near the mountain town of for dining facilities for officers EW OHLEA ''; (AP) - Jewish judge dismissed a suit a rdous. Lost and f c)und PL.CA!lANT rM otlltd room for man. l Antipolo, 15 miles east of Manila. and men on ship or shore. At C! In. bcllpltlf. C8U _._-_I:I03___ _ Parents Club to Meet present. the navy has authorized \Vednesday brought bv Protestants seeking to compel the city to Cars driven by John B. Tweet Tuesday night. en, M2, Swea City. ilnd Merton LOST: Phi o.,lt. Theil Fr ter!llty Pin. DOUBLE or Iln,l. room. C\o In. Gradu- 1'he' Club for Parents of- Handi unlimited enlistments in the ste Finder, caU &539 RC'ward. l Ie. IMJ Ine or "rrue 1.0011 womt.\. remove a Catholic 11I11l'!' statilE' from public property. B. McCoy . A2, Des Moln oS . col· ward category. WiLl, the ,·nthulln.Ur lrllhman wllo Phono 3341. capped Children will meet at 8 Iowa Columnl'sts' Work Civil District Judge L. n. Yarfllt's opinion made the observa lided at J p.m. Wednesday on Q,tn. Thursday at the home oE ------took th ~ Il~ H I()n, tOpc,'OII I on III ------Schoenbohm, of the D' d' U' CHnton street between J rterson Pal rick'. On bv ml t ke .,lel' e e 1\ In,atrucUon W; B. di~ector I I tion: '-1111 . No QUo.IIM .•k~d. lpwa Hospital School Jor Severely ISP aye m, owa mon I lo~al Amvets Install the neutral ground of a city street and Iowa avenue. Damage "When there is a le:ral contest BAlJ..ROOM danu I ...on .. ICml yo .... Kandicapped Children. Eighty-fi,~ !ewspaper columns Public Relations Director ",vas not stimated. ¥l u ·'u. Dial HIlI. prosecuted by some III the Pro boulevard. Damage eSlimated at $100 rc Alter a special program of films written by Iowa newspaper men Rarri.1 W4JIb. dealing with problems of handi- and women will be displayed in Emory A. Beason. C4, Grinnell testant faith to remove a public The statue depicts the Cotholic sulted from a collision at 8:30 WANT '39 10 ' ~2 CII \'rol I Tuesday was appointed public re saint, known as Mother Cabrini a.m. Wednesday on Melrosc avo 82881. CIPP~ children, a group discussion the Iowa Union's main lounge un- statue dedicated to O!le of the Mu.ic and ,I will be held. til April 7, lations director for the Iowa Ci ty Catholic faith tried III a court during her life, in her nun's garb enue. Cars were dri\'en by Jack Insurance , Arrangements will be made for Arranged by the SUI school of post of the American Veterans of oC law PI'esided OVCI' by a judge with her hands raised In suppli- W. Clemens E3. Amana. and Bert ---- a tea, for out-ot-tOW? pare,nts who journalism. this display was pre World War II (Amvets). Arthur of Jewish faith . we nlay well Steffensen. Solon. FOR flre . nd auto Iruur.n~e. hom. and calion. Paid for and erected in An accident at 12:45 p.m. Wed- ac ..""". e Whlltn, K rr R all, Co wIU,...be in Iowa City oil April 4 pared by J ohn M. Henry of Des McG iverin. e3. Cedar Rapids. was know . that democracy is stjIJ Diu I 2123, • , to hMend the cerebral palsy clinic. Moines, secretary of the Press Cel appointed post chaplain, bard at work." Aug. 1949, by the Order of Alham- nesday at College and J ohnson H6!p Wanted bra, a CatholiC fraternal society. strcets caused damages esli Or},~tyreyer Perlstien of Chicago umnists ot Iowa. Dale Welt of the Council Man The suit was brought in ScP" MIAcp.l1oneous for Sal. STUDENT 10 do
I-lER.E IT 15, JUDGE f. .. "ACEhMAGOO SIGNED [),I>. NOW THE PUFFLE 5-YIi,A.R LEASE ON 1-115 FISH ,A.ND DUCK. LAKE P~OPERTY FOR. CLUB IS A REALITY!-" FIFTEEN HUNNERT DOLlARS.' ~"W " -I'L L GO 10 THE . . 'HE SAYS HE'S GONNI\ PRINTERS RIQiT l..w,..,y USE D,A. MONEY FOR " ,A.ND ORDER 100 " lilA ... TRIP TWH HIWIYER ,A.N· BETTER MAKE IT 300 STRU'<\ ,A. MEMBERSHIP CARDS.! UKERLELLY/ ""'~-'"
~ieE MI:MBERS .... , , PAOE SIX - TnE DAlLY IOWAN, TBUR'SDAY. MARCH Z:l, 1951 Footprints in Snow Tell the Story - Parks Lower$ Voice - Judge Sentences Cook House Gets Resolution for Final Adjournmenf I Admits Was Co~niunist To 300 ·Y.ears;· More DES MOIN C:S R('ll . Dewey Goode, R-Bloomfield, dC£ied Senate* Considers* * Prosecution ,Seen superstilion Wed nesday lind filed Bank Robbery Trial During War III Years a joint resolution ca lling for final Li~uor Commission OKLAHOMA CITY Ill'! - Killer adjournment of the legislature WASHINGTON Ill'! - Movie Billy Cook escaped the electric Of Kms May Go to * * * on Friday the 13th. DES MOINES (A» - A senate Dctor Larry Parks, star of "The blo chair Wednesday with a 300~ committee Wednesday recom· Jolson Story," admitted to con- Wayne Says Pu IC year sentence from a federal Goode, house majority lcader, mended passage ot a blU which S(t April 13 as the clOSing date of Jury Sometime Today IIressional investigators Wednes- II 0 ' k judge who found him insane, but would prohibit nny policy of dIS day that he is a former Comrnll- the U.S. department of justice the session in his resolution, Wi Forglv'8 Par s MASON GITY (,q» - The bank crimination on the part q! the nist party member and said tho guickly approved plans to prose- which must win approval in both robbery trial ot Kenneth Kilts ancl Iowa LiQuor Control commlsslon confession probably will wreck nOLLYWOOD (lI'I-The Amcri- eute him in California. houses. The legi slature usually and would open the books of any meets for 100 days and the 100th Yancy D. Hardy may go to the his Hollywood carrero can public wIll forgive Larry tederal Judge Stephen S. jury lhis afternoon. liquor company which sells lu He told the house un-American Park~ for having been a Com- Chandler Ilccepted the testimony day this year would not come products to the commission. until April 17. Indications that the [ederal dis actlvities committee he joined ' munist because he had the courage of psychiatrists who found Cook trict court triaj would wi nd up The blJl \vu recoouneadecl the party in 194f, when he was 25, to admit it, No. 1 boxofflce star "incurably in.5ane." The judge If tbc resolution is adopted, today came alter the government favorably by judiciary com because it was "the tftost llberal John Wayne predicted Wednesday. ordered the 23-year-old badman It could be amended by either closed its case Wednesday. mittee No.1. It was Intr04ueed of the parties" and drifted out of Parks said in Washington he to serve five consecutive 60-year house to edend the deadline. Kitts, 33, of Omaha, and Hardy, by five members of tbe Jut It in 1945 from a "lack of ipterest expected his admission he was terms in Alcatraz or some other The senate has not yet received 32, of Tyler, Texas, are charged legislatiVe Interim commltlee -of not finding the things I once a Communist would mean "safe" prison for the kidnap. any final adjournment resolu with the $38,000 robbery of the whlch "investigated comrnJaloD thought I would find." curtains for his sparkling career. murders of Mr. and Mrs. Carl tions. Laurens (Iowa) State bank lost practices. , Scarcely Audible Tones But Wayne, president of the Mosser, Atwood, Ill., and their Tt is a common practice of the Nov. 3. Chain - smoking one cigaret aft- Motion Picture alliance, the three children. The authors are Sens. A. E. legislature to set in advance a lIugh Boyle, counsel for Xltts. Augustine (D-Oskaloosa); A. L. er another and speaking in scarce- strongest anH-Communist group in Phonell Wasblndon linal adjournment date some· who has said he planncd to put ly audible tones, Parks talked [ree- Hollywood, said he was sure U.S. U.S. District Attorney Robert Doud (R-Douds); J . C. Colburn " what ahead of what can be ex Kitls OD the stand, waived his (R-Hurlan); J. Kendall Lynes ly abdut himself. Bot he begged citizens would give the star of Shelton, angered by Chandler's pected as "a mark to shoot at." opening defense statement and (R-PlainIield) and LeRoy Mercer the committee not to ask him "The Jotson Story" a second decision, telephoned the justice Then if the session lasts beyond called no witnesses. (D-Iowa City). abo\lt other Hollywood figures ch~nce.. . . . department in Washington and that time, the clocks are stopped M. L. Mason, of Mason Cily, who wer~ in the Communist cell I thmk the Amel:lcan public IS obtained permission to return and the records show that any court-appointed attorney tor Hardy The measuI'e would forbid the of Whicll he was a member. pretty Quick to forgIve a person Cook to CaliCornia. He is charged thing done after the adjournment called two Tyler, Texas, witnesses. adoption of any rule or practice Stage and Film actor Howard who is willing to admit his mis- 'at EI , Centro Cal. with the mur- date agreed upon was done on Their testimony aimed to place by the commission which would Da Silva refused to discuss pos· take," lhe actor said. del' of R~bert' H. Dewey, 32, the final day. Hardy in Tyler the day of the discriminate against any citizen (. sible Communist aWliatlons on "Parks' courage to speak the Seattle Wash. I., robbery. of Iowa in favor oC a non-resi· grounds it might incriminate truth is commendable. I think it's De~ey was slain on Jan. 6 (AP Wlropboto) The government closed its case dent of the state. him, tine that he had the 'courage to near EI Centro al Cook fled HEADING FOR TilE REAR AREA under guard, a Chinese sad. Con$ervation with the testimony of Tony Pro Evel'Y contact of purchase Actress Gale Sondergaard also answer the questions and declare from authorities who had Iden- sack prisoner trudged Ih~ough the snow and by the tracks of Mar The Iowa house conservation chelo, 29-year-old Sioux City made by the commission would , refused to tell thc committee about himself." tifled bbD as the M_r slayer. Ines who were going north. The Red was ta~en prisoner about a committee recommended Wed night club operator. He has plead have to corry an agreement that •'1 any Communist connections she Assistant Atty. Gen. James H. week ago on the central front in the fighting around lIocngsong. nesday a system designed to solve ed guilty 10 a charge of pos the books and records o( the com might have. Women's Gym, Radiology McInerney authorized the trans- the problem of financing seWR sessing money taken from the pany involved would be open to Chairman John S. Wood (D.Ga.) fer of Cook with thc approval of disposal systern.s in the Great Laurens bank, and is awaiting sen any legally authorized investi· said the committee probaply wilj Lab Contracf$ Approved Deputy Atty. Gen. Peyton ·Ford. Lakes and Clear Lake areas. tence. gating body. consider contempt action against Contracts for completion of servo Death Sentence Possible Accuse U.S. Ath!efes lof Working for FBI Boyle, on cross examination, Tne measure was placed on the her and Da Silva. ices at the womcn's gymnasium Cook could be given a death BUENOS AIRES (A» - A gov curred a few days before the The committee recommended asked Prochelo if he hadn't robbed senatc calendar. There have been a series of re- addition, and utillities installa- sentence in the California case ernment newspaper charged Wed games ended. an appropriation of $350,000 each the Laurens bank. Prochelo denied cent court tests of the right . of tlon at the radiology development if judged sane there and convict nesday that United States ath Roetzheim won the individual to the great lakes and the clear this vehemently and also denied TYPHOON STRIKES I congressional witnesses to reject were approved by the board of ed of murder. letes at the recent Pan American championship in gymnastics and lake sanitary districts. This the government had made any questions. Several have been ac- education Wednesday. Cook also is charged with five games here had instructions from Stanczyk was light heavyweight would be in lieu of any special deals with him. HONOLULU Ill'! - Typhoon J "Georgi;!," carrying winds up to quitted while others have' been Carstens Bros. of Ackley reo counts of murder at Joplin, Mo .• the U.S. Federal Bureau of In winner in the weight-lifting com 83sessmen ts against the state for vestigation to take photographs constructing sanitary facilitics. 115 miles an hOUI' in its path, hit (, convicted on grounds they did not ceived the contract for the wo- where he shot the Mossers and petition. the southcastcl'I1 Iringe of the properly claim self-incrimination. men's gymnasium services with ~ hid their bodies in an abandoned which ' would damage Argentina's Citc One Picture In order to get the state funds, Purse Snatched prestige a broad. the districts would have to issue Marbhall islands Wednesday some First to Admit $66,907 bid, George L. Horner, mine shaft. While only one picture and two 650 mUes southwest of Eniwetok, Parks, the first Hollywood fi- SUI architect sald. Cook, his eyes almost closed, The paper, Noticias Graficas, general obligation bonds of 90 Here athletes were cited by the news From Woman the tiny central Pacific Island gure to admit former Communist Boyd and Rummelhart, Iowa stood blank and expres810nless said that photographs taken from percent of the legal limit on the paper, it said that an official where majc:- atomic tests are party membership to the commit- City, received the plumbing and lM Cha.ndler PI'OnoliDcl11 sen two members of the U.S. tpam assr.
OROAN DBDICA':tJON See it at The dedication of a Mihshall electronic organ for the little chapel will be held durine the \ 10:45 B.m. service Sunday In the Con,regatlonal church. The or,an will be dedlcated In memory of Electric and ., Gift W. F. McRoberts, former member ALWAYS Buy of the church, by hi, widow, EmmA McRoh~rts. r p