il n ... , I On the Inside , Th.Weath.r , "lJckey: ..-- ~ I on blil ~ Gnnmd~9 pnvlction: • Paqe 2 Partl, do"" aeaUere. arges h!-' PrilOD Break Folled .howerl or U.uder­ I in redo; • Paqe 3 ...... ,. bOt mada WhIte Sox WID. 9-5 ~hanl'e la te",ueratnr~ . Hartisont , •• Paqe , at oman Blrh ....,. ". lOP request: e t Moada", H: low. (Ii• . gralltedl Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto, UP Leaaed Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Tuesday. July 17. 1951 - Vol. 85. No. 236 heys said! plea " be- appealJ: Council Okays $1,664 Project ~!::~ ~~;(eIOut.look .·.. F~r Peace 'Brighter" For City Streets &esolullons were adopted (It the city council meeting Monday ~l~.~~nw~h~~::~ As Tr' uce' f:a.lks·Enter Fifth Day nl,hI to receive bids at the next day to block a reported American eouncll meeting Aug. 6 on mac­ bid for a miUtary deal with Franco adam surfacing for tjlree streets Spain. and a sidewalk project Involving Hin~ Meetings Government spokesmen reported Iranian Chief three other streets. here and In paris that both na­ The proposl¥1 stree surfacing, t.ions have told the United States which will cost an estimated they oppOse: Supports West May Have New '7,884.55, Is for the following 1. Spaniah admlllion into thc atreets: 12-natlon Atlantic Pact. Marcy st. from Kirkwood to ! . Spanlllh tnJlltary "association" UN Negotiators Highland ave.; Ginter ave. from with any member of the Atlantic Over Russia Marcy to H<$r.rell sis. and Howell pact. B,. PHIL NEWSOM at. from Ginter to Kirkwood aves. IU'I - The leader 3. An t\merlcan plan to acquire TOKYO, (TUESDA YI 1m-The Aceordlnr to elfy Enlineer Prof. Emeritus and Mrs. Gilbert l. Houser of one of the most powerful tribes naval and air bases in Spain. in Iran Monday pledged his sup­ fifth Korean truce meeting opened Fred Garilke, the sidewalks Tne spokesmen said the U. S. port to the West in any conflict today in Kaesong in an air ot Ih ••ld ellSt lbout $2,'724. appears to have disregarded with the Soviet Union over the optimism and there were reports Sidewalk construction is plan­ BritiSh and French arguments control of the strategic middle ned for the following streets: Prof'. Gilbert L. Houser ,8S •.Dies that the move will profit only thc eastern cou ntry. 8 new team ot UN negotiators North side of Jefferson st., from Communists. They warned th~ t At the lime time. however. he would take over once a formal City Johnson to Dodge sts.; east side the fteds are sure to ex,plolt it warned the IUnlt'eel states arallUlt cease-fire program has been de­ of fourth ave., from Court st. to After Arranging Wife's funeral from one end of Europe to the "nollcy rrron" that mlrbt Injure cided. the high school parking lot; west other. the stronw American prestlre Britain, France, Norway and The outlook for peace was much side of Dearborn st., from Center Prof. Emeritus Gilbert L. Houser, 85, member of the SUI amoDI Iranians. to Muscatine aves. and the east J)enmark all regard Generalissimo brighter because of the concret side of Center' st., from lot 10, zoology department for the past 59 years, died of a heart attack at Francisco Franco's regime as Prince Khosrov Ghashghai, progre!B made at Monday's talk chieftain ot the 350,000-odcl and the friendly atmosphere of block 7 to Ronalds st. his home Monday, only a few hours after he bad completed ar­ fascist. They argue the Atlantic Allies Ghashghals who Inhabit the oil­ the meeting. No reports on to­ A public hearing was held in rangements for his wife's funeral. rich southern provinces of Iran, 100111 Iowan '''alo.l day's meeting are expected until connection with the council's sur­ and their cause will become Mr. Houser's body was ------­ tainted if anyone of them makes said that his tribesmen would go the Allied team returns to the facing and sidewalk plans and on the war-path if Russia at­ Hancher Accepts Research Gift UN advanced camp. only one objection was voiced found by his brother-in-law, O. of Naturalists; Amerlciln society a military deal with Franco. of Zoology, and author of many Nevertheless diplomatic offl­ tacked Iran or it the outlawed PRESID6NT VlRGIL M. HANCHER accepted a check for '1,008 UnUed Preu lIofreJpenon& to the 81dewalk construction pro­ N. Riggs, R. R. 6, about 3 p.m. Tudeh (Communist) party gained gram on Dearborn st. articles and papers on zoology. elals In a position to know said a MOl1dar from the Damon Runyon Memorial fund to finance cancer Earne8t lIobercht reported from County coron,er George Callahan control of the Tehran government lhe UN ad.ance camp that a dif­ The other seven property The Rousers, m;lrrled in 1899. fonnal U. S. approach to Madrid research In UJe SUI colle,e of medicine. The presentalJon was maele said Houser lIad apparently died in an attempt to bring the country ferent or expanded UN delel'atton owners were In favor of the plan, celebrated their golden wedding on Ute whole broad, question of by Michael Wolf, Iowa city businessman reprellenUnl' the fund about 2 p.m. anniversary two yeal'S ago . . spanl.h-'t\merlcan military co­ Into the Soviet sphere. rllaln, &roup. rna,. c.onduct the ad.1 cease­ however, and the resolution was Mr. Houser's wife, aaU.le, 7'7, The Ghashghais waged a suc­ fire talks to end the bloab Ko­ PiSSed. Mrs. Houser cradulled from oper.tlon Is lnun.lnent. died in Mercy hospital about 1 SUI In 1889. She was a cll_rter Franco, it is reported, has laid cessful recplt against the Iranian rean war once a formal Pl'OCI'alD Other bUllness at the council a.m. Monday. She had been In member of the Iowa City . Irt plans to prepare for that cooper­ government In 1945 to force the bas been adopled at KaeJonr. lIedlnl Involved transferrlnf a poor heal&h for some time and circle, II< member of the Iowa .Clty ation. An Associated Press dis­ ousting form the cabinet of Com­ The dispatch, Quotmg official credit of S16,802.67 from the Ben­ was admitted to the hospital Fri­ Woman's club, UnJveralty .: club patch from Madrid Saturday said munist ministers prior to the Azer­ 'Texas Democrat Charges sources who released the news loa brldn project to the City It. day. and was active In Presbyterian he will fesnuffle his cabinet thl~ baijan crisis. U.S. diplomats with for publication, saJd Lt. Gen. brldre appropriation fund ,.,11 The couple· llved at 430 Iowa church work. , week to strengthen Spain's ties experience in the middle east re­ James A- Van Fleet, head of the ,., repairIJ to the brldfe. ave. Mr. and Mrs. Houser are . sur­ with tne west. gard the Ghashghal tribesmen as Republicans Fear DiSalle Allied eighth army, may head the Gartzke reported tha t repairs to A double luneral service has vived by five sons, Arthur, Wood His plans were said to include one of America's most valuable UN grQup which works out the the bridge were three-fourths River, Ill,; Harold, Chl.cagc; PaUl, a message of press freedom and allies in Iran. WASHINGTON (UP) - A Texas Democrat said Monday the actual cease-fire. Vice-Adm. C. rompleted. bj!en tentatively set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Hohenschuh mor­ Sioux Falls, S.1;>.; Ralph, a colonel other steps to make his regime Prince Ithosrov, a penonal RepubU,cans are shying away from efforts to kill the existing cattle Turner JOY is head of the present tuary. Burial will be ln Oakland in the ma,rine corps, San Diego, more acceptable to democracies. friend Of Premier Mohammed price rollback for fear of Price Chief Michael V. DiSaJle. group. cemetery. Calif., and Mark, New Haven, ~Jl\erlcan Naval Chlef .of stan Mosuelerh, Is In this country on Once the present delegations Conn. The complaint came as the house opened debate on a proposal Anti-Negro Handbills Mr. Houser was born on a farm Adm. Forrest P. Shennan arrived an unofficial I'ood-wlll mlulon on have agreed upon an agenda it Also surviving are 10 grand­ In Madrid Monday In the course of Mo,saderh's behalf. Hia aunrance to wipe out all farm price roll­ was believed both sides would in Lee county, July 9, 1866. He children. Mrs, Houser is also sur­ effect. The dispute broke oul attended - three Iowa schools, a IlWiJ16 tbrouah the capitals of of Ute trlbe'l anti-Communis' po­ backs-past, present and future have to spend some time Witll Circulate in Cicero vived by two brothers, O. N West Europe. .Ulon WIS made In In Interview. when Chairman Harold D. Cooley, their respective superiors, pr.(' par­ Whittier college, Salem, Iowa, and Rigg, R. R. 6, I 01l(a City. and In his capacity as secretary at - In connection with the new (D.-N.C.) of the agrlculturt' com­ Howe!! academy and Iowa Wes­ Members of the U.S. senate for­ ing tor the actual end-the ~w 8.J' Adm. ' Charle~ Riggs, Washington, U\e oil commrsson of the Iranan 10nl~anle CDlltrols law. mittee submitted his committee's Alter Violence Ends leyan college, Mt. Pleasant, be­ eign relations"' rommltee visited t9lk~ which may &ake conPler­ D. C. Madrid last week. majlis (parliament) Prince Khos- Administration leaders concede amendment to kill the existing able time. fore coming to SUI. Diplomatic officials sa.id Spain rov was larl!ely responsible for the kepubllcan-Southern Demo­ roLlhack and ban future farm CHICAGO ItPI - The court bases He received a B.S. degree from The ori.lnal pro.... al from of 117 persons arrested In vio­ very likely will be given a sub­ the recent nationallzation of the cratic coalition has the votes to price reductions. Jaeob Malik, Savlet repreten&a­ SUI In 1891 and an M.S. denee stantial sUce of American help Anglo-Iranian oll company which ban PISa!le's planned future beet Coaley denounced all three 01 \eil(e at a Cicero apartment buUd­ In biological sciences In 1892. YMCA Board Chooses tlve to the UN, caUed 'or a Ing were continued Monday while under the new a.nd enlarged mili­ brought about the present crisis. price rollbacks, aimed at reducing the beef rollbacks as "uJI-Ameri­ l'JI"e&1n1' ot "(leld cOllllll&ll4en" lnll-Negro handbills were circu­ Mr. Houser first joined the SUI tary defense assistance program. He maintained that Iran had no retail .beef prices 8 to 10 cents a can, liIeral anel Immoral." He sud to work out the lleNe-f,", and I~ lated among them within a few faculty in 1892 as an instructor in Vasey 'as ! Chairman other solution but to natlonalize pound by Oct. 1. they are a "new device" for "tak­ was believed Valt Flee' mlrht feet of the magistrate's bench. na tural sciences. Prof. WI-yne Vase,. dlmtOl' of the company and to assume full But tIIey hope to defeat the Inr away property from c:ltlzen$ head $he UN delera~o. to the In 1893 he was a member of an the school of social work, sueceed. Six Local Men ownership ot its oil resources In fann bloc move to wipe out the wlthou~ the rll'hi of remanera- "brau tacks" _aIoa. The defendante, mostiy teen­ the interests of its people. exlM/ftr 10 per cent cattle price "on." I,en, were telsed durlnr dlsor­ SUI expedition to the Bahama Richard Sweltaer, SUI forelm The talks wUl be prilllarlly of islands under the direction of studenis cau ....lor as chalflnab of roll_ell. DlSalle has said can- military nature- as specified by 'er, In tire luburb last week after Face Induction Prof. Charles Nutting. The group the board of dJrecton of the cellaUon "f tIIJs rollback would the UN-and it was believed Van I Off C St d H't Man Found Unconscious Nerro family sourht to move collected specimens and studied YMCA. Six Johnson county men, the - ampus u y I S booIIt btff prices 1. per cell&' Fleet would have to sit In on 1110 the apartment hOllse. deep sea life. Other eleckd offlcen are Atb. fewest since the renewal ot se- 48.Vaar Record High Rep. W. R. Poage, (D-Tex.) a In Serious Condition the talks to work out militarY The handbills, which bore the In 1895 he became an assistant WIIlIa.m S. Bartley, vice-chair­ lecUve service calls last Septem- 'fqe of all ~f rollbacks, told a re- details that must be mutually name of the White Circlt' League professor in animal Iblology and man; David COfflnl', A4, Vinton, ber, left for induction at Des June enrollments In the SUI porter the Republ1cans are wlll- James Campbell, Pittsburgh, agreed upon. of America, were distributed sur­ two years late was named head seoretary, and Prol. Ralph Green­ Moines Monday. correspondence study division ing to bill) future beef price cuts Pa., was reported In set'ious con- The end ot the first phase of reptitiously to the defendants as of the department of zoology. law, hlatory deplrtment. Vea.- Those who left were Darrell J. reached the highest level since but are balking at knocking out ditton at University hospitai the armistice efforts probably they 8tood before the bench of Po­ Mr. Houser received a Ph.D. urer. Hansen, West Liberty; Melvin J. the division began In 19113, Dlr- the existing rollbaCk. Monday night. He was found will be marked with a jolnt an­ Dce Magistrate E. Marvin Ca­ degree from Johns Hopkins uni­ Holubar, Solon; David A. Lehman, ector John L. Pavies said Monday. He iaid the "Republican lead- lying unconscious In the Intersec- nouncement of the allenda. The pouch. versity, Baltimore, Md., In 1901. NEIfRU DENIES THREAT Solon; George T. Parsons, R.n. 7; During the fiscal year enqing ers seem more interested in sav- tion of Burlington and Van second phase will cdnsist ot db­ Capouch ordered mass continu­ His special field of study at SUI BANGALORE, IMla (JP) John S. Peters, R.R. 7, and Ber- June, 19501. Pavles estimated tha.t Ini themselves from being blamed Buren sts. S~nday. cussion on the agenda points. Van ance of the cases until Aug. 6. was In comparative neUrOIOfY. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru nard A. O'Connor, 501 S. Johnson students of all agell and from all by DiSa'" than In getting a good Hospital authorities have not Fleet would be expected to join In Washington the justice de­ He was a member of the Ameri­ declared Monday that Indian at. parts of the United States were bill." diagnosed his illness or injury. these talks even If members of partment said its civil rights s~c­ can Association for the Advance­ troops are massing along Pakl- The men will be sent to Ft. participating in more than 6,000 Southern Democrats also battled Police said they d.ld not know the present team remain as ne­ \Jon is looking into the violence ment of Science; past president of stan's borders ,ito give full secur- Sheridan, Ill .• after they are pro- course enrollments. This is the among themselves over ttle move Why the man was in Iowa Olty. gotiators. at Cicero, acting upon a complaint the Iowa Academy of Sciences; ity to our frontier areas." cessed in Des Moines. largest number for a single year. to kill olf the rollback already in or how long he had been here. The five-man UN delegation of the National AssOCiation for the member of the American society ------~~------~j------flew Into Kaesong by helicopter Advancement of Colored People. today shortly belore 11 a.m. an" Meanwhile, national guard immedlltelY went Into session strength at the embattled apart­ l with the Communist delegation ment was reduced, but authorities Kansa'sRivets Threaten Missouri~ Ok lahoma in Nalion's (ostliest Flood, beaded by North Korean Gen. Hid the militia would be kept on 3 Killed~ 7 Hurt KANSAS CITY, MO. (JP) -of BOonevUle and Jefferson City, Truman. The bill was passed with­ may fly . as far west as Manhat­ work. Nam II. band "as long as necessary.' Flooding ~ansas rivers po~red Mo., were warned to prepare for out a dissenting vote. tan, Kan., to get a complete pif­ Flooding of this utility, which The peace delerate. were meet­ Gov. Adlai S"'venson, who ture. Ing in a more cordltl atmosphere eaIIed out ftve companlea of the their torrents into Missouri and record crests in the next few days. A senate committee approved a normally handles two-thirds of Oklahoma Monday, putting the He· plan. to leave Washington brought about MondlY when the .... I\IIrd dlvilion laat week &0 In Train Wreck As these warnings went out, the b)l1 containing the orlsinal amount. Kansas City's water supply, has abcu~ 10:10 a.m. (Iowa time) Communist negotiators began un­ pressure on those states as . water day brought the~e new devolep­ Final vote is not possible until placed the city and many sub­ QeD vlelence. replalled three of FORT WAYNE (JP}- A freight rlropped faster than expected · in menta: today as the senate was in recess abcard .)Ill plane, the Independ­ urban areas, including the Presi­ Lending for the ftnt time after ~ eompanlM with 011'11 from the train rammed a passenger train carrylng out UN detnands that lard .Ivlalon. the Kansas f\Ver valley anli' this Monday. . ence, landln« In Grandview, Mo., dent's home town oC Independence, bvbadside Monday night at a 1. The hoUle at Washington Kaesong and the road from th~ The militia, as well as hundreds metropolitan area of 9(10,OQO ' per­ aIr pert '\:lOu, four hours latet. He on low water rations. crossover track east of Fort upped from $15 million to $25 mil­ 2. Preslctent Traman decided to will be accompanied by Mrs. Tru­ UN "peace camp" be demilltarued. poUce, maintained order over sons. Seventeen persons have "died 4. Five unlis of national guard ?! Wayne, killing at least three per­ lion the funds provided in a re- fly home today to make a personal nian and their daughter, Margaret. The UN delegation went Into in the flood...... ,..,tf.\- ... I\..... 1-... "~"""':~4"""" : _ .. _,..,..,,: .... _ ,..,1 ...... ll ...... ~ "''''''1'\'" r-le lIIe weekend with loaded weapons ,ons and Injuring at least seven, wcre called out after Missouri's and barbed wire entanglements The flood hils been the costliest . It wU announced later that De­ governah and lieutenant governor Kaesong in four sections-two )olice said. motor convoys and two helicopter around the apartment house. in the nation's hlstory in dollar tense Mobilization Director Charles got into a row over whether 10 State police said a nickel plate E, Wilson wlll go along on the flights. The negotiating team flew value. Maj. Gen. Lewis Pick, chief caU out the guard to assist in po­ freignt locomotive plowed into a of the army engineers, has esti­ flood inspection fllgh t. In the last flIgh 1 after service :lay of a Wabash passenger licing the stricken city. ... 5 word ad mated the COlt to the entire area The q1.\lck recession of the flood personnel includin, signal corps train from Toledo, Ohio. The as more than $750-mllllon, nearly 'Ral,,-Mak.rs' Implicated men went on ahead to make last locomotive blew apart, and the waters led officials to believe the sells food mixer twice as much as that In the 1947 WASHINGTON (A") - senator danger of collapsed dikes inundat­ minute preparations. force of the impact toppled four Ohio, Mississippi floods. Caae (a-8,D.) Mid Monday opera­ • Admiral Joy predicted last ')r five additional passenger cars Ing additional areas here was past. Mayor Kenneth Wilke To­ tlonll af ""'n-mallen" mll'ht have week the delegates would rea.ch lr!iJlD Sunbeam Mhcmaater. Gal. 1n their sides. Six or seven or Resients of North Kansas City, 1-2127. peka, Kan., estimated the 10IIII to 10metbIQ, " 4.0 with the II'Cvere early agreement on an a,end•. Crelght cars piled up. heavy industrial area north across However shortly alter his state­ The mishap occurred shortly "Is city, al"tte, N uoe million. floodf .. KaDlJal and Mlasourl. the Missouri river from the Kan­ Caae ...... In a statement th.~ ment the talks were broken off "I had s~ve1'81 calls-and There haa been n" Htlmate made ',efore ~O p.m. (EST) at a cross­ sas City business district, were because .tbe Commlihlsts stopped sold the Mlxmaster the ~hird public f.or K...... CI'y, tile lar,.,., artllle"l ~-blakers opera&lna In over track near New Haven, a told they might return to their a UN convoy containing author­ 329 Ohurch, reports of this <; mall community seven miles sufferer. Orel'"a, "ew Mexico, W,omlnr, homes. The area was ordered eva­ A four-day-old flre that has NebraaU, Calorado and tile Da- Ized personnel. 1ay," Mrs. Harry Mitchell, east of Fort Wayne. Both trains cuated Saturday. Daily Iowan Want Ad. were westbound. hurned seven blocks In Kansas 1I0tas "have Reded enormoQl City still flared fiercely, but fire­ areu with .n\,er lodtele thll year." At the height of the flood , the You'll find it doesn't take Red Cross estimated that more --. * * a large, expensive Want Ad mell hoped they could prevent fur­ "It II reeacnlsed tha' 'bere Is a Korean Front Quiet ther spread. .,..lblU&7 &hat allver Iodide milt than 165,300 persons were home­ to sell ,household goods, Italian Premier, less or out ot jobs in the enUre books, car. or services in As Kans.. City and other com­ releaaect ... ~ wea&ern and north- As Reds Build Up the University Market whel} Cabinet Resign munit~ea up.tream on the Kansas ern ...... IDI, hue drlfteel down- flcor area. You use the Iowan. And it's rlver-l)e,an the lon" dreary task wind Inia Nelwaaka and Ka_, At Topeka, the Kansas state Filhting almost ceased on the easy as we» as economical ROME (JP)-Premier Alclde De of cle!lninr up the mess left by er , ...t ralb-_lIen IUrred up un­ capital, the waters were down suf- Koreln battlefront Monday but to sell with Wan.t Ads. List Gasperl and his entire cabinet re­ the floods. Miami, Okla., felt the knoWil ~Ullf !'eactiOJII Il&uslnr flclently to permit residents of the the Communists who have I)Wlt the Items you wish to turn signed Monday In a move de­ full force of the torrents trom the heavY rat. there." he ..ad. Oakland and East Topeka are3s to up a striking force ot 72 dlvlslons into caib-then . , . signed to reshuffle and broaden Neosho river, pourln. down from Caae iii .... autll.r of oae of 1Ie\'­ statt cleaning up. North Topeka sent "hundreds" of troops Into the premier's anti-Communist southeastern ltan.... eral peadial' lima for feeleral re­ still was under water. the area south ond lOutheast of (AP WIn'.... ' government. The city of 12.000 persona was plati.... ~-lDalllq activities. The row over use of the na- Ka8lOllg. De Ga&peri must remain oft1ce virtuaUy Isolated as the Neosho, ~ire Adds to Flood Hazard tlonal guard In Kansas City de- A dispatch from eighth army Dial 4191-Ask :or until a new premier, likely to be known as the Grand river in Ok­ i ...... lbat have lnun­ veloped after Gov. Forrest Smith headquarten laid three platoon. himself, is formally appointed by lahoma, reach~ a stage nearly 10 Ou. FROM A aUaST BTORAGB TANK nOWI dawn a ...... CU, dated four major industrial dls­ Sunday refused to call out four and one company !If 'Reds were President Liulgi Einaudl. feet higher than ever recorded be­ floe«-coverecl &Vee&. creatlJ16 a ftre hallr. III the .,.btra1.IIl•• trIaI trlctJ In Jr.... City have dropped units of the guard on request of observed outalde the "charmed" Want.-Ad Dept, An official announcement said fore. area of dill MIuouri eli, Moad.,. FIremen at lower left aile h_ fu\er thID ~pected, five to 10 city officials. circle" neutral area centerin, on • I to block Ibe oil'. now .. a"'ftre a' the _,.ID'. oU, ...,.,. eMlntbul. feet in ~ !OIftt! places. They have After Governor Smith left for Kaeeona and on both sldlll of the ., .... ,ear aca io lVANT-AD8 De Gasperi decided on the mass One-fourth of the city WI' inun­ I resignatioh of hts two-party coall- dated, and 3,000 to 3,500 perlOns to la, a black Pall over the 'clb. 8howu at ruM Ia a Itllnaed oat Me- dropped ~UIh ' to permt w.ortcL Washington Sunday, Lt. Gov. Armlatice hlchway down which The Da;ty Iowan tion "In view of the present poli­ were homeleas there. don. devaata&e4 f100a a IIUI'e fire FrIda,. Co ...1& .... were 1....,.,.- men to ... the Turkey creek James T. Blair Jr., as acting gov- UN conVO)'ll travel between Ka~ IIIf Illfhtlf aa tile Kanau river reeeded .lowIf "-,.. ~ llum~ '.tattoo for rehlblVtatlon eroor, ordered the JUard out. IOnf and the advan~ ~ b-., Ila.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-~ Itice 1 situ ation," ,Downstro.m MislOurl riv," clUes . . PAGE TWO - TII& DAILY lOW DAr, .n:LY 11, 1951 Ground Broken for Com munications Center . . . Work BeGins ThiDailyIoWan 40n Journalism TUESDAY, JULY 17, 19~5-1------CANON ' PubIW ..... -dJo-l-h-""-.,.....,~r-l !lunda) and In •. Dahq ... ad ...... Ut_ .It- One 01 the lra Schnplcl~rman resentcd the faculty, while Harry would want to turn ont a wo",an rILW\ieJ) to til u...e for republJration Uitar Paul • • • ious conditior Of aU I... I"" I It ..a prln..... In Ih Man .1.... EdJtor ebarlf".!1 l....eedham EVERY OTHER COLUMNIST with a stylish knapsack? Nt"\Io F.dilDr . FrNlrle F~ll.O.li to survive, II n.. P3Pe'" • wI/at all AP M..,a dla­ has his pictUre with the palch . Nfo" Editor Frank Slattery Ladies, sav\! the trouble of lug­ fered only a I City Ed.lor M " 'In 8r1VtrmDn Boyd, 1929 SUI alumnus and edit­ deathless prose ging that valise about all day, day .\ C.ty Editor Cene Rafrenrper.er - . Warden Ro~ CAll .u91 fr... •••• I. m14- POTU Ullor Bill Ayen or of the Cedar Rapids Gazette, now and ttym, after day. Get with it, t vesU&alion to a'~"l ,. rr,.rt. .,... ltf:ftU. .e",pu • 'Vomt"n'. Editor Jean ShDrda represented journalism alumnI. and fifty mifiion Ch.I .. , Pbo~o,rapht"r .• John Durnlok Knapsacks can be done up In .. al" ieI'm 6 ., ."•••• te .. tDu l.e The ive escape Wlr~pholo T~hnl~lan • 8111 Ilolme Doyd and Provost Harvey H. pundits can't be tulle, faille and lace, and the na .. , •• w... .n.,. I .ttl to, .If' In themselves v ~h .. ltu:pmfOlit ., £a t ... u••• " ...ft­ Davis spoke briefly at a luncheon wrong. Why woman In the know will be seen h.n~f! . than the lone DAILY IOWAN ADV!R'I'ISING STAF,· held immediately after the fight it? At right everywhere In the darlnr ott-the­ which they CaU 8-2151 It ,. •••• n.1 rein nuslnru Mann"r . R~ W,Ilt..1I ground-breaking ceremony, re- you see the re­ shoulder model. Haven't Ilrured A ' t . B Manaa,.r JDm~1I sommerville . . ailed on y ... , l1all, I •• a. by':" • . N . M ...... CI. Ifl'd lIIan 1/.' Roben Amet vlewmg the growth of the enllre sults. out yet how we'll work the strap- , .... $""'tt- • Iflyen •• all ur.Jr.e Nal'l. Adv. Mona&O, RI~h.rd Hummel field oC mass communicatIons and Best said It, .:. Tlte I think Char­ less versloo. . ,.n.,.. ,p •• ".. ..111. assiined to l)&U,. .ewaa Cit«.""." De,..r'",,"&.. DAILY lOW N 'CiiCL TION STAFI' the university's contributions to Its Dorroh, the To the rest of the standard fit lh~ rf!a, ., Oft. Jearn." m 11 ... 4- CI~ul.tlon M3narer 'C""rl~J Dorroh study. No.6 who took equipment, gals can add such use­ Only the first 'unit of the com­ walls, the picture, got lul items as C-rations (tor that munications center will be slarted folo. I the film in back­ long walk home) and a pearl­ at this time, with lwo more units wards. Or else I LEEDHAM teredo to be constructed adjacent to the handled entrenching tool. What ,Brandishi General Charges Private • #'" lorgot to shave. rirst building as lunds become for I don't know, but it'd be hand­ ordered (lvnilable. GRO Nl)-8RE:AKI~G EREMO. IE FOR THE NEW 525,000 Ul communicatioJ1~ center were held • • ier than some ot the things that open the .t 11 :30 I.m. Monday on Madison and College Is. hovellng the first dirt Ollt are Harry Boyd, editor When eventually completed, the ON A HOT day like this, it's a come out of purses. ,nates Tank Industry Needless center will house most communi­ of the Cedar R pids Gazette, representing' the scho 01 of journalism alumni, Prof. Edward Mason, wonder people stick to a ridicu­ " • .s the cations agencies on the campus, .chool of Journali~m, r.-pre ellUng the faculty, and Jim 1\lac;\'alr, A4, ewton, president 01 the Asso­ tous custom like wearing clqthes. ACCORDlNG,TO HIGHLY dis­ break plot DETHOJT (UP) - Brig. Gell. David J. Crawford told a sen- Including journalism, I'adlo, visual ciated . tudent or Journalism, reprcosentinl' the journalism students. Following the ceremonies a Besides the obvious advantages of reputable sources, there's a squir­ go. luncheon was held In Ihe Im\o Memorial I lnion. comfort, think of the money you'd rel living in the slide room in the ntc subcommittee ~1ol1day that tIl(' army' big Detroit tank ar enal education, university publlcalipns oo Sheesley . Hrt building. But be careful whom I I 25 f ;::nd printing service. lfeanwhile, i:. operating at ess llilll ' P r cellt 0 its capacity while private However, the tirst unit will No clothes to buy, no laundry you tell about it flams, who industries are buil~g hug new t. 1lJ.. plants. house offices of the school ot jour- ... And for Presbyte rian Student Center i bills to duck, no lipstick Indelibly I told One iuy, a ch'emlstry desperale "We don't have enough or- ----.------nalism, The Daily Towan, Fl"ivol, printed on neckties, collars and ma.ior, the other day, and he break of der from thl.' anlled forcc. to 0 h C ., BI ff Hawkeye, the newspaper produc- handkerchiefs. grunted, "Yeah, they're all that Ihe roo! il S tion and. tYr;x>graph ic laboratories, The oniy rcal trouble with ' that way over there." pounded justify more extensive produc- a ounci u / the publlcahons classrooms, mr' oltice, thought is - think of all the "No," I remonstrated, "a squir­ . ' While tion," Crawford said. h t h II r d "Competition with the comer- B S h news p 0 y fac i les an II tailors, seamstresses, dry clean­ rel - the nutty kind." US ervl·ce FI·g t reference library.~grap cial economy al5'o is holding us Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, director ers, button-hole makers, oysters "Uh-huh," he muttered, and And sheep it'd pul out of business. walked away. back," Crawlord said, referring to by ot the school ot journalism, said Reopened ICC It people stopped dressing for • Q Chrysler, Cadillac, Ford, Fisher II is hoped that the new $525,000 .. body and other auto firms which building will be completed In time dinner, chaos and depres,sion DID YOU KNOW that a sesqui­ would surely set in. are now buldlng or operating tank WASH]NGTON /\PI _ A long for the opening of classes in the pedalian word is a word a foot pIon . As It is, you can comfort your- and a halt long? If you don't be­ rnwford's t stimony came at batlie over bus service b tween I tall ot 1952. , self every mornln" as yoU trug'- lieve it, tune in Thursday and th sl'cond ~ Ion ot thc . enat Omoha ond Council Blurts W;tS re- Construction ot the unit wJl1 bc gle sOg'&'ily into your portable tind out. Or get out. your yard­ _... M d h th' carried out by the Morehead Con- MI b I'omm Itte w hi c h is I nv tl ga- 0 p e n,:u on oy wen. e mter- Istruclion company, Cedar Ropids, ptaid oven, with the thOUI'M that I stick and mensure one. Illig the naUon's steel shortage. late commerce commlsslon voted with plumbing and heatlng to be I you. personally are contributing to Strangely enough, "antidlses- The aroup is h atled by Sen. Blair to reconsider the case. instnlled by C8rsten~ Brothers, natIonal economic stability. tablishmenta.rianlsm" do 1\ S II 'I Moody (D-Mlch. ). .. .. 0) qualify as sesquipedalian, nor does Walter P. Reuther, presidcnt of The commission last year de~ Ackley. Architects are Brooks- SPEAKING OF CtOTIiES and the Welsh railroad station, "Llan- the CIO United Auto WarkCI's cidcd to gIve sole right for Inter- Borg, D s Moines. various appurtenances thcre~o, falrpwyll,oth-plus three splutters \lnlon, follow d Crawford to the city tran~portaUon to the Omaha * * * comes inevitably the sub- and a growl," witness stond and charged that Gnd Council Blurts Str et Railway Construct.·on Starts "the st ('I intluIIlJ'y has failed to company. ]t also provided that thl's accelJt the rcsopnsibllHy ot ex- company and the Council Blu'crs On Church Center pond ina Its capacity In ke plna Transit compilny must agrec to with im'rpasl'd need ot steeL." joint lnr. (01' anyonp travl'ling W. W. M('r(,l'r, pre~ldellt or thl' official daily About 100,000 auto workers within liS well os betw('cn lhe h ve b ('tn laid off In the Detroit two riU('s. They havl' r('n('hf'd no Pr byt dan ~hurch board, broke r anIon!' sll1C'e ,January and ngrE'cmt'nt, and the Omahn nnd ground ror 0 Prl'~byterinn studl'nt UAW oW 'Iols have ch rged th.1! Council Bluffs Strl' t railway hos cent r and Sunday school building BU ·LLETIN both government restrictions and a. ked the commission to r('vis I rn:lnogement polices wer to thl' inter-city authority La rl'move VOL, XXVII, NO. 236 hlomp. th('t ondllioll of joint for s. SlInrlay• morning In cl'remoni s I Reuther said the UAW propos d MC!, ra time, the COUJ1ell Rluffs held Collowlna morning worship, CALENDAR o joint meeting of union and uuto firm osk d the commls. ion to all­ The Rev. P. II wison Pollock, UNIVEItSITY CALENDAR ltems are scheduled !:ompnny oCflclols a year ago to c('1 imm('dlat Iy Its t('mporary pa tor of the church, led the con­ In the President's office, Old Capitol "discuss the Impa t of the pre~l- illter-stole p rmil so that it could gregation in litany wo\lollng th dent' partial rr'lobllizaUon order purcha e Into the Thornton Bu groun-breaking. Tuesday, July 17 South Union campus. on the I vel of pr~uction and lin without gettini commCl'ce Construction on the e. timal('d I Unlh Iowan Photo •• 0:30 p.m. - university club, 8:00 p.m. - University Piny, f'mployment In til R1lomobll In- commission oPPl'oval. This request $80,000 oddition is scheduled to BREAKI:\,C clton 0 FOil TnE , -.W PRE. nVT !':JUAN studellt rentl'r anal SlInday school building polluck supper and partner bridge, "Mt·. PJ'een's Salon," Theatre <.lustry," b('gln immediately. 1l will be built Is W. W. Mf'r('l'r. prr,ldl'nt of the ('h',lrch board. ('I'remonies \\ ere hf'ld ,1111((11), mOI'ning followin, husbands .lre guests. Iowa Union. Saturday, July 21 But he sail, lh major com- wos denied because of the reopen- morning worsh!tl. '[he Rev. I'. IIl'wlWlIl Pollock I,'d the congregation in lillllly following the ground­ on to th west side 01 the church Wednesday, July 18 8:00 p.m. - University Play, ponics retusnd meet with him. ing oC the inter-city issue. breaking. COII~trlll'lion will start immediately on the building lo('at('d Wpst ot th~ I'hurch Oil the "Mr. Preen's Salon, Theatre on Market and CUnlon sts. 1 :00 p.m. - School oC Journa­ "]n their I it ~ ot refusal, sev- Thornton operntes b tw nOris- eorner or MaJ'k"t and ('linton sis. II will be of brIck ronstrU(·tion, two stories high, and about 50 feet Sunday1 Jllly 22 . The addition should be com­ lism lecture, Allan Ecker, TlME ('ral outomohile '~ompanl sloted wold, la., and Omaha via Coun­ square. 7:00 p.m. - Sundhy VCt'spers, pleted by next March, lh Rev. magazine, Senate chamber. thai thE'y anticlp ted no stt'el ell BllIfr~. Under the proposed pur­ "Morality in Religion, "Rev. P. H. Mr. Pollock said. 8:00 p.m. - Chamber Music ~ hortai whit vel' nd Indlcal d chose, Council Blutfs could con- A student lounge, a postOI"S Pollock, west approach , to Old thot thl' d fense prodUction PI'O- tinLle locol service within Its home Davies, Cochran to Visit Concert, Iowa Memorial Union Capitol (in case of rain the Con- . sludy nnd church offices will be Still in Respirator - Thursday, July 19 gram in no way would nllect city and 1Iiso provide . "vic' to gregational Church) located In the Cirst story. The sec­ Convention in Oregon 2:00 p.m. - The University Iautomobile production sehedules Omoho which It cannot do under ond story will contain classrooms Monday, July 23 or employment levels," Reuth('r th(' pn~vlou decision. Club, Party Bridge, ~owa Union tor c,hildren's Sunday school Prof.• fohn L. Davies, diJ'ector 8:00 p.m. - Square and folk told the coml'T)ittee, or SUI correspondence studies, 8:00 p.m. - Univ~rs ity Play, dancing, River Room, ]o\Va Union • • cia es. Child Polio Victim Returns "Mr. Preen's Salon," Theatre Another witnc~s was 1. T, Ii7. ation and extension committee 8:00 p.m. - University Play, O'Drlen, assitant to the icneral Council to End Tie-Up . of thc council will make plans Friday, July 20 "Mr. Preen's Salon,!' fheah'e manag r of Chrnl r corporaUo)l, -To His 'White House' for the org~nization of addition­ 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session Tuesday, Jul1 2. who said that his company had chairman. Lecture, Dr. Alan Valentine, "The 8:00 p.m. - . Univ\!rsity Play, turned over "ot least 90,000 tons Of Des Moines Dogs Frozen.Eggs Tied Up . * * * (EDITOR'S *NOTE : *flr d *YC'f"n, "1"{·Yf.,,.J'.d sen 4)r Lloyd W. S"een, northwest A.t a second meeting In the same Political Scene in WashJngton," "Mr. Preen's S ..10n," Theatre of stcel" to its supplier firms editor .r the "~ "rlo (l'!.. D.l f' orum, JIJ a vlt'Um or A severe polio aLtAek . Friday he office all members of the organ­ DES MOINES (IP) _ Des MOines w •• ret.rne" homf trom l\lfaml whf're ht undnwtn' trealment Svttn , rote lhl5 Iwhich could not obtain enough In Burhngton, Keokuk will lea ve Friday to attend the (For Inlormatlon regardlnl' dates beyond this schedule, st el during the past year. ,'.rT followl", hi. Ion', .rrh· ... 1.) see reservations In the office of the President, Old Capitol.) dogs will. get their freedom Satur- Pend,·ng Invest,·gatl·on Nation:J1 University Extension as- day, endJOg the 90-day tie-up or- l\v LLOYD W. SVEEN sociation convention at Bend, Ore. dered by the city council as a FARCO (AP) - "Take me home d~dd)'. Take me home to m)' All types of cxtcnsion problems rabies control measure. DES MOINES tlPl - The state own white house." will be discussed at the annual GENERAL NOTICES Approves Burlington agrictllture department tied up Dr. H. E. ,Ransom, ' city heal'h "P . I' 1 1"" .1.. ,m . eting. Da vies will be chairman director, said Monday in a letter to 553 cans of frozen eggs at Burl­ retty soon, Ha(. I ctty soon you II he all well and Ulen TII of the section on university cor- GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the city editor of Toll Bridge Repair City Leonard G. Howell ington and Keokuk Monday pend­ take you home." respondence studies which is com- The Dally Iowan in the newsroom In East hall. Notices must be submitted by 2 p.m. the day precedln, first pUblication; they will WASH INGTON 1111 - The house [Ind the city council there was ing inspection by state and fed­ That \Va one year and 11 1done all we can do for him, but posed of directo:-s.?f university NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGmLY Monday passed and sent to the evidence that the combined tie-up eral authorities. . 5 we can't give him what he needs correspondence diVISIons . WRITTEN and SIGNED by a responsible person. senate legislation to clear the ~ay and vaccination programs were The department's dairy and months ago un day - lIg. 1 , most of all now _ his Mommie, foods division said the 303 cans for Burlington, Ia., to proceed effective. No continuation at the 1949 - when we took our oldest Daddy and his little brother, Boy Scout Council GEOGRAPHY, DEPARTMENT room of the Iowa Union. Prof. P. with plans lor raising funds, tie-up seems necessary, he said. of eggs at the Selby Produce com­ son, then 4'fz, to the hospital with Monty. has moved from temporary Quar­ G. Leinfelder will speak on "The I through a bond issue, for repair pany at Burlington were tied up bulbar-spinal polio. It took a long "You come to a stage in polio To Plan Fall Program ters in the annex of the old Li­ Relationship 01 the Teacher to Dr. Ransom said there has been pending an investigation of an and improvement of its toll bridge no new rabies cass reported since time before I could keep my where hospitals are no good; the brary to offices on tile third floor the Child in Vis ual Educatio'n." egg broker at Mt. Pleasant. There Plans for the fall program of I OCI'OSS the Mississippi river. June 14. Between that date and promise, but he came home Fri- best doctors, the best nurses can'l of the W('lst wing at the new Li­ Membel"S who have not sent In a The bill, sponsored by Rep. Tho­ were reports the unidentified day. substitute for love and that's the Iowa River Valley Boy Sc·out brary. The telephone number re­ card rcserva tion should sign up In Jan. I there had been 37 cases, broker was seillng No. 2 eggs to mas E. Mortirj (R-Ia.) grants con­ He isn't "all well" yet for his what Brad needs now." council will be made at a meeting mains the same, ext. 2400. Thc the PDK lounge or ,educatioh 01- compared with 6l, for aU of 1950. the state as No.1 eggs. gressional cOlJsent for the city to room has a rcspirator instead of Once ag'ain, as you have learned tonight at 7 :30 of a\l commis­ graduate study room, how<:ver, is Lice by Tuesday morning, July 17. Approximately 8,700 dogs have L. B. Liddy, chief of the dairy own and operate the bridge. in­ his little bed with the yenow so ofteo, Ihe road Brad is travel­ sioners DC the council. ,till locatert in the temporary been vaccinated against rabies and food division, lett for Mt. E. R. Williams will preside over cluding the portion inside IUl­ "chickie" blanket and he rides a in~ is lined with helpers. Your annex, and graduate students may PH.D FRENCH TEST will be since last December, the health Pleasant Monday to conduct the nois. Lack ot 5uCh speciIic author­ wheelchair instead of his tricycle, ever-faithful companion Is the the meeting in ' Ally. William L. be reached by telephoning ext. given Friday, July 27 ({rom 7 to 9 department reorted. About 2,000 investigation. Ity from congress was said to be but he has corne a long way down National Foundation for Infan­ Meardons o!fice at 221~ S. Du­ 2:;60. a. m., room 224, Scgaeffer hall. of this to:al were treated during "This is part of a statewide a legal barrier to the issuance of the slOW, tortuous road to recov- tile Paralysls, which through thc buque st. No one will be apmltted to the ex­ the bonds, altljough the city ac­ a speCial campaign in May. crackdown on bad egg selling," ch CHANGE IN LIBRARY HOURS. amihation unless application has Liddy said. "Eut this is the first ery. • Mi of Dimes pays the toll on qllired the bridge from 0 private It has been a road paved w;th til· ~olio road - a toll Which in effective July 1: 8:30 a.m. to 10 been made by Signing, before fi rm in 1923. time we have run into the angle p.m. Monday through Friday; 8:30 Tuesday, July 24, the sheet posted where a broker Is selling unsuit­ crushed hope and wnshcd with.B d s case alone has been morc WSUI Program 10 5 on Saturday; 2 to 5 on Sun­ outSide room 30~, Schaeffer hall. lime Representative tears; II road with heartbrcaks for than 20,000, plus a $5,000 Insur- able eggs back to the state as dllY. The next examinution will be grade A products. ] don't know mileposts and disoppointments anee policy: Defacing ~f Nickels, around many a turn. Once again Brig. Gen. Hebcl' L. Ca~endar given in October. To Speak Wednesday what the penalty Is, but It pro­ , E;i(.;ards of the North Dakota EXiUBITION of sixth century bably will be serious." As he fIghts down the road n~ on al guard gives the answer TuC"~d2." , July 17. IOn 01 master drawings in the rnain PQOI. at the women's gymna­ Pennies Illegalized Allan B. Ecker, special repre- Liddy also said 2~0 cllns of breath by brea~h, muscle by t~he call of the foundation and 8 :00 n.m. Mornillg Chnp<"l ~ al1el'y of the art building will be sium will be open to all womer. lrozen eggs were tied up at the 8: l ~ n.m. Nt.~ws WA [JINGTON «PI _ Presi- sentative of Time magazine, will mu s~le, you. thank God {or cvery the auard's C-47 is made avail­ 8::iO n.m. MCl11oJ'ahlf' Mu~ic ~pen to the puhlic until fUrther studenls from 4 to 5:30 p. m dent Truman Monday signed leg- speak at a roundtable at 1 p.m. Swift and Company plant at Keo­ precIous gam. abJ.e. Once agaitl, Chief Fred Wells 9:00 om. R~liglon CI.""room f)otice Monday through Fridav on all of the od!!-numbered dateg kuk. D 50 n.m. WSUI Coiling [rom 11-12 a.m., 2-5 p.m.; 8-111 islatlon extending the law against Wednesday In the senate chamber Jusl as nearly two yeors ago we and his Fargo firemen inst..,11 a 10:00 n.m. Tho Bookshelf ' in July, and t ,en-numbered defacing and mutilating Silver of Old Capitol. hoped we'd be able to toke Brad re;opirator and two portable gen­ In : l~ n.m. Baker's Dozen. p.m., and Sunday 2-5 p.m . datcs in August, M1~( '/ throuJh 11 :00 0.1\1. News Friday or each w~e~. Suits and coins to cover pennies and nickels. Eckor's intormal talk will deal Robbery Series Suspect horne "pretty soon" and "all well," erators to keep the iron lung 11 :15 n.m. Mustc Album The new legislation ab;o makes with the workings of Time from he hoped last N:lVember when running in the plan. II '30 •• 01. Muolc 0'1 Mronhnlt.,n GERMAN PIl.D. READING EX­ towels will b rovlded, qut ('lear that changing the shape or the moment 0 story suggestion orl­ Arrested in Davenport the Nodh Dakota ail' nalional It hos been a long, long joumey It :45 LI,n1. fowlI Stille Medical Society AMINATIONS will be held' on swimmers must· 'Ide tQeir 12: IIU I\oon Rhythm Rambles DA VENPORT IlPI - Police ~r­ Thursday, Aug. 2 In room 104 , own ' dthing caps. size ot coins consUllltes .illegal glnates to its finished form In an gunrd flew him to Miami's variety to get this far und YOll have thc 12 ::10 p.m. N~ws mutilation. Some courts had ruled issue. rested Adley F. Roy, 32, Indian­ children's hbspl([I[ that we'd be samc feeling that y ur joy can't 12:45 p.m. Adv,·nturr IS Your HerllG!!e Schaeffer hall {rom I to 3 p.m. apolis. Ind.,' here Monday al ,he bringing him back rpsoil'otor-Il'ec. be true as does Brad when he I :00 p.m. Musical Ch.ts Please l'egiNter In room I QI , lIIEWMAN C~R meeting will Ithat existing law did not forbid He will olso discuss the tunc­ 2:00 p.m. News that. There have been complaints tion or Time _ what it does that emerged from a sch901 bUilding. But that was not to be, for ai- aslil, " [s this really our white 2-\0 p,m. 18th Cpnlilry MusiC Schaelter hall by non, Wednes­ be held at 7:30'p.m, Tuesday at that pennies sometimes were a newspaper cannot do and what Police said Roy may also be IhClUCh he aained strenrth and bouse, Daddy? Is it really Fargo?" ::t :oo p.m . OrganoiOCs day, Aug. I. the Cathollc Studeo ~ ~tt'r. , Fath~r pounded out ot shape thcy wanted In connection with rob­ many museles came back, 1I0t ~ : 15 I> .m. Navy Slllr Time F. J. Marlin wlU;.& el1,lie talk. The so ~:30 p.m. The Crcen Room or would work in nickel slot ma- Its editorial objectives are. beries at WichiJa Falis, Tex., New enouclL ur the vItal breath In!:' Mu.lc You Wanl FREE MOVIES on the Iowa meeting wlll be d by a so­ chines. • Partlc.lpating in the discussion Orleans, Des Moines and Kansas Sweany Heads C of C 4:00 J"I m. lowa UnioJl Radin Hour Union roof deck wi11 be shown cial haul'. mUlleles have rl'covered to enable " . The legislation also g,v~ the with Ecker will be Prof. Arthur MUSCATINE OPI Rob rt 4:30 pm. T •• Tim. Melodies at, 8 p.m. on July 25. They are City. him 10 \lltay out of tbe respirator '·00 p.m. Chlldron's lIour secret service permanent author- Barnes, head o( the radio sequence They lJlIid they also ortested much more than 12 or 13 hours a Sweany, 25, Perry, was named 5:15 p,m. MuoIo In Moreh Time "Naughty Marietta" starring Jeo­ WSUI MORNINQ..- CHA ..EL, ity to protect the vic.e-president or the school of journalism; Prof. Mrs. Alice McKrlJl, 17, formerly day. Motlday as execu ive secretary of ~·30 p.m. News .1ette McDonald and Nelson Eddie, Daily at 8 a. m. wUl teoture. Met\J- ~ ' 45 p·m. SD

TO PLACE YOUR (ity Record WAil AD SEClION~, BIRTHS A son to Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hershberger, Kalona, Monday at • erTY, c. " . (UP) - Cool.head d guards and 'lI Mercy hospital. WANT AD RATES • Apartment for Rent Ride Wanted Rooms for Rent For foot comfort . . • Wd warden foiled no ntt4npterl major break at the trouble­ A daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs . • For new shoe look .•• • SMALL apartment. .,udent couple or TRAVEL1NG~ Cut OX ....IIM'I nut trip SINGLE ond double rooms lor men . rscked Colorado Stat ' ~ri~on here fomby. Everett Irving. Solon, Monday at Classified Display Irraduate lady. ImmedIate possenlon. with rider. $1 Wont Ad ma)' cut auto Prtvile .. ntrance. Dial 7«3. ED SIMPSON l ose Mercy hospital. Call I~IO only ~tw ...n g •. m. Rnd 4 p.m. OXPl'n .... ',. Dial 41'1. ------Less than two hou~~ after five armed trusty prisoners had shot Ch .." k your n d In t he {Irst I.. ue it ap- weekdays. CLEAN. qUiet room for two or Ihr~ 113 Iowa Avenue A son to Mr. and Mrs. Ject Rob­ Pf'8f.!l. Th~ Dally Iowan ~nn bIo respon... m ..n stude- ta LA diU ( ~ ees nd wounded two gllards in an IIlhlf' (or only one Incor-reet Ill~ertlon . FOUR room :apnrtment available now. Loans C. 8 .. 1858. n. un y pr \" ~'M ~ A ter nble ken, 84 t Seventh ave., Monday at Ad)1ll1. Unfurnished. Pay OWn uUIIUe. Shoe Repairing and Suppllel be fffort to liberate 11 ' fellow in­ Mercy hospital. One day ...... 6e per word ond heot. Priva te balh. Iwo prlvale en------.....- ...... --- MWlic and Radio LET US REP"'1l YOUR SHOES mati! in solitary confinement, the Guidance Workshop A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Three days ...... tOe per word Ironoel. Individual IUr/Uloe. sloker. ~5 QUICK LOANS on ,.".el,.,.. clothln«. r.dlos. etc. HOCK-EYE LOAN, UI~ rioters had been subdued and Jehle, West Liberty, Monday Six days ...... l3e per word wltb ,ar.lre. 810 S, DOdge. Dlnl 3226. s. Dubuque. RADIO r"palrln,. JACKSON'S ELEC· the R. TRIC AND GIn 1i4II!I. JlI~ in Isolation cqJls . them- at Mercy hospital. One Month ..... 3ge per word APARTMENT-Dlnl 4587. Hears Dean Faunce $$$$$S$ UlANIm on ,una. ~ameru. dla­ selves. ". A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Vin­ mond •.

Carolyn Kern, A3, one of many of the Wise Shoppers who read The Daily Iowan evory morning is shown taking ad· vantage of a recenl sule at Dunn's store for women. Caro­ lyn saw Dunns ad in last Salurday's Daily Iowan.

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til'''' MIIIT R NnI!IR8110PIIIES I • "'II.NG ....r v."1.... j The f)al~ Iowan ""If IMIl I"" A,tWIll "AGE 1'OtJ& - 'l'IR DAD..'I' IOWAN. T1l'UDA'I', roLY 17, 1. 51 Iowa City Swim Club 1HE 51 ANDING5 Chicago to Mackinac Turpin to Arrive Charl,es Prepared MIERICAN LE.AGUE lI' L PCT 011 For Fight - Places Second, Third 1I •• latt .. 61 ft .11' Race Won by 'Ga!e' '~o~;~~ (~ _~~n~yU:!Pln' Walcon 9 CIII.... ~I I 5 at ... White Sox Finally Win, who never has been more than N." y.,k 4J II! ._ Iii MACKINAC ISLAND. MICa. 300 miles away from his English, LIGOll{IER, PA. !\PI - HHyJ CHICAGO (JP) - The second- stranded on the bases, Frank to cover with tour straight hits Cltnlaad .. 13 Sf .6N Jli weight champion Ezzard C/'llirlei sPOt Chic:ago White Sox snapped (Spec) Shea I1'8bbed his first win to tie the score with two runs. It At Des Moines Meet D.I,.II .. lIII 41 . In It Ii (A") - Harry G, Nye Jr" of Chicago home in his lite, wili leave for W.. lllnl1.b 14 n rlQ JI finished traln~ng Monday 't(lr I back after three straJcbt 10I!IIeS as a relief . The big right- took George Spencer to retire the Ann Cooper, who lives in Ce­ piloted his graceful racing sloop New . York in mid-August to de­ dar Rapids but who comes down P ..I.. . 81 $I .403 11\\ Gale across the finish line late fend the world middleweight title "shoot the works" tItle defense with a 9-5 win over the seventh- hander, who relieved rookie start- side. I. ....1. ~s $I .- P to Iowa City every day to work TOO Y', I'ITCHEJl8 Monday to win the universal divi- he won from Sugar Ray Robinson against Jersey Joe Walcott ,III place Athletics )(on- er Art ShaJlock. has a 3-5 mark. ~~.;~.,~...~ 1-;" ~ I~ : out in the pool here. scored aU New Yor" at Cblr:.,. -(nJrIlU-&-e,· slon of ~he 44t.h. annual Chicago- last week, Pittsburgh's Forbes field Wedne$­ day 8s big outfielder Don Len- The Yanks jumped on starter Q.... , 1".1... III. 111'.,1. III • •• neW.J "1-6) ,.• . aeC'•• Ja tile Jowa City points Sunday as (r.:H day night. hardt .mashed across four runs on Bob Cain, the lltUe lefthander who Oerarl.ta: JUR.. peftU' III ... W.. b l n ..... n.1 I. Lo.I~n · I .. I- nll.. 1\ to-Mackinac salltng race. The shy, quiet, 23-year-old (4·15) ••d After sparring three rounds III a homer a.nd two-ba"-r. orien puzzled them. for six runs WHI, ••, 1"1'- ...... 11-".,1•• Ha : the Iowa City Swim club took -C..... e..-ra. Slnr.rd (1-6) ••• Three other racers, the Sabre Negro will give Robinson a shot at .... NT·W"..... _. ...k,. P.rk. p ..... second in the women's division ,If B,rne t!.. !U Ind rJlI~tle ct- , ) the Ligonier hlgh school g,ytI), Iht Menaller Paul RJchards, harassed In the first two . u.".,. ••. o.,.at.la, rbllad.I,tol•• t DoI,.IIo-(nl.. bll- Ke\l­ out of Sheboygan, Wis., the De- the title at New York's Polo the Good park swim meet in Des champion from Cincinnati ~ by five defeats In the last she For the second day in a row the Of'r (I-I) ••• Tr.~". (%-~) troit boat Escapade, and another grounds on Sept. 12, * * * Moines. 8 •• tOb at 1... I.nd-I.I.bll-I'.,•• n Chicago craft, the Onkahya, fin- (The International Boxing club "I expect Wednesday's fight Wbl games, gave his Pale Hosli'lineup Tigers, who once trailed 6-2, al- S,aves 9, Cubs 4 Miss Cooper scored a first in the tll-~) n. ren .. !I~-81 be JTlu