It Couldn't Hap~p~ But - ~ NO,... ..estUD U, ~ 1 The Weather Mlehipn t, Ohio State :I Pardue II, In'laDa' Geaerallr 'air and eon­ &lnK41 eoW &041&)' and mUll· Tenneuee 7, KeJl .....' • Cornell U, PenJl • Monla,. Rleb .....,. %5; Ba,lor S, 8MU • low, .. Bleb Sawrla,. %5; TCU %8, Alee 14 at wan loW, .. Stanford 7, Call1er_ 1 (&Ie) Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cenls Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday, November 26, 1950 - Vol. 85, No. 45 t.::::;;::~:;;:;;H'-'--~-- u.s. 'Reels U.nder ·Record Storm; Michigan won the .Big Ten championship and a bid to 11e R6Se Bowl by beating Ohio St;itc Satll!'day, 9-3. on the snow-swept Columbus, Ohio, gridiron. The Wolverines aot an assist 90 Die l'ransportation Ti,ed U' trom. Northwestern who uPliet favored nUMIs, 14-7, at Evan- Damage Heavy; .. litoriH OIl Pa?! 4) SEATTLE POlT~ stan: 111. The surprise trium~h sdl8$hed the nUn is' Rose Bowl East Seaboard bopCs that shone so brightly f'it EMBARKAmH week alter they stunned 0\110 S&ate, 14-1. Hit Hardest . .,.. ,.... WJr. • rYlce. Mkhlaan finished the season Wind of hunicane force, mara­ with a record of four wins, one thon snow storms and bitter cold 10. (to Jllinois, 7-0), and one lie lashed the United States Saturday (with Minnesota, 7-7). Every in one ot the worst storm$ on olbU 'teani In the conference ab­ record. so~bed at least two defeats. CANADIAN SOLDIERS OF THE PRINCE PATRrCIA' III'M Infantry cUmb the eancway &a a Lar, are reeled under the .. 'fbe Wolverines will face Cali­ ,,"oop transport at the port 0' embarkation, eattle, Wa h. The Intanlrymen are leavlne to serve wltb veneeful storms. fornia's ;Bears in the Rose Bowl UN torces 1n Karel. The u.nlt is part of the CanadJan army IIpecla' torce wbleb baa been traln­ At least 90 persons were count- ,arne New Year's day In Palia­ tnr at Fort Lewis, Wuh. ed dead. Properly damage was deri~J Call!. The Bears won the high, and transportation paral~ed J>acllic coast title Saturday Pl in many !lllr\S of the country. The b_ttlln, Stanford to a 7-7 tie. ea terneaboard, especially, was hl,rd hit. 8;g. *Ten *Standings * Reds Rally for Showdown Battles The cold wcather and blustery • now even spread decp Into the (F\.lIal) TOKYO (SUNDAY) (IP) - Ral­ known bia barrier between the where one American unit ill­ W L Pc •. lying Red forces fought back in South Koreans and the Soviet ready has reached the Manchur­ south. lAP Wi.. ' ....' M",blean ...... 'l 1 % ,15, northwest Korea today and rush­ Sibcrian border, 55 air miles Ian Irontier. Much or the midwest shivel'ed THESE CARS I'ARKJl:D FOR THE NIGHT were Iranded aturday by a record IInowraU or ZZ lnches Oblo "tate ...... 5 Z .714 ed reinIorcements up for what ahead. But the estimated 100,000 Chi­ in a sub-zero cold wave for the In thia norM side PUtsbW'eh .treel. AU departmentl store were cia eel alonr with vlrlually all oiher third day In a row. bUlin_e•• The snow. plllne Iqt ,I. the rate ot an Inch an hour, rorced JlOIlponemenl o( the Penn ~lIeonsln ...... 5 :2 .71. may be the showdown battles Sub - zero temperatures and nese and KC'fean Reds In thc The torm had these cHects: saa&e-'PUUbureh an, Ni.... n-Seranton football I'ames' More than ZOO.OOO Plltlburl'b worke/'l were was IOtaol...... 4 Z .681 with 110.000 surging UN troops. mountains were proving the big­ northwest showed ti~ht allllinst a Industry - More than :)00,000 Idled as .. result or the s&arm. ,"lore weather pictures on pal'e 6.) con­ ~ ...Unni&em .... S 3 .5,. The Communist counterattack gest obstacles in the northeast UN oUensive which Gcn. Dou!!la~ :2 • IVorkers wc:e Jdled at Pittsburgh. Frl- IOWA ...... 33i crimped a push by the U.S. 25th MacArthur hlmsel! said \VBS In­ where mills are jammed with war Mha.Deaota ...... 1 • % .25J division on the Unsan sector of tended to let the Americans home Joalana ...... 1 4 .z.O by Christmas. order. Plants In the Industrial th~ general northwestern Allied Cuyahoga valley in Ohio were 21 Aboard Crashed hHue ...... 1 4 .2M offensive that jumped off Fri­ Buchenwald 'Queen' Near Taechon, the South Kor­ St~rm Postpones Meeting; UN forced to halt operations, fur­ (Ties cOunt one hall game won, day, alming to end the war quick­ ean First division found lough ao­ Olle half game lost) ly. Ing. Red counterattacks hurled the loughing at least 20,000 workers, Airliner Feared Dead To face German Court and In other eastern states gov­ , . Enemy resistance stiffened ev­ South Koreans back a mile and JACKSON, WYO. (111 - Two ernment and private bUsinesses erywhere in the northwest ex­ a half early Saturday. Then the To Hear Chinese Reds Monday mountain climbers who tried tor closed and sent their employes ~mber of Polio cept at the lett end of the lin!: For War Crimes South Koreans recoiled, advanc­ three days to reach the wreckage where the U.S, 2 as more defense money, higher hristmas song. This auund:irtC(> r..JIlc.r ...... J OI#ph V. Brown taxes. rent control and whl.'ther M nAi"" Editor .... GI.nn C. Urban wunld he fine if th Y all con t nin~·. c llcd "Silvcl Bclls." A waltz. It VD«BQ OJ' THE ASSOCI" TID PREIIS. to crcatc two new states. 'r'.. AaaocJat..d Prea Is " nUl1ed exclu.. Nf .:dilor ...... Rf'ynold Htrlel ed the qau\it)' of "White Chrlst-· h s be.en recorded b! the Fon · IVe!7 \WI to th. Il>r ...,publJ""Uon of ell A . i· l~nl N ..",. Jdltor .•. Mlrt Bailey The wind-Up seSSion will be a .... IoeaI ne" " prlnlfd In thil new' ­ ma" Ill' "The Christmas S ng.". n~ SIsters (or Victor: Mari ani A.:..;.. nl N~. Editor ., . . P ul Brink brieC' one, probably about three ""pel' u well u aU AP n __ dispatch". but the new CI'OP leaves a . at hlting (Ol' C pit I. K~tty Kalltl1 weeks. and the outlook is that n Spo~l. Editor .... Hom.rl Dunean J r. good part of the business docket­ dcal. musiCillly sp oklng. td be rtlr 'M ~cu"y. and DoriS Day for CALL 8-2151 If , ...... , , ••• 1•• SQ.,lety Edllor ...... , Ann Ru til desired. Celumbla., , ... DaII, I • ••• ~, , :...... Make. CIlI., PIloIO(nlph~r ...... il'om Cousin ed by the Democratic mojority ...... "Ic. I. ,I... •• .11 ""t.. P-d,lorlsl A lJtAlll •. Xf'n Van Roektl won't be completed. , ',lCl'e al~ so many Christmas Turning (rom the r?mantic (Q ...... ",.rte.. ~, .:...... •• records a .... allable thnt it woul bcj th('.. r~ucou~ •. a m':lch"hveller SOIIf Dell, lawn CII• • Is.... D.'.,.••••• That would mean a fresh stnrt '" .... ,.., ., 0111 J ....U • •••1 ... • PAIl. r IOWAN ADvEaTt INO TA P on such items, plus plenty of impossible to covcr them all in L JlOg, Jmg-a-ltng which tIft '"", D...... •.• law. ..'M...... others. when the 82nd congress one column so this will be only Ull j b found in variou~ arrangemtnu .,.. Ita_ 4:" Ok.. II II N ...... BlUlness M.nall~r ••••.•.• Robert Depew Ita. 1:" • .•. t. $:" t •• . "aU, u · .....'L BIU. Mlna,et .IIIINlIlIU B. Nelson takes over Jan. 3. atlemP.l to mention a rew of t~em I b the ~ontanne SloSters, .i he An· «" ..... ,...... , jo.... : 4:" ..... C1usillfd Mana,.r .... Ed R untin.. J r. that can be found in the local rdrews SIsters, Frank de Vol and 'e II:...... NaUonal AdvertWn. Me. Sta n C lnsbet. In that congress the Demccrats will retain control of both the record stores. I . orchestra. and Ri~l\rd H' yts .. SubRl'tIIlIon nl_ b,. ea rrln In lowl DAItT 10"AN CJaCULATION ....AJrr senate and the house. but their One that's liablc to be quite wth the Harmonieats. C,I1. ill eenta . ..lny Of 11 per yu r In CIrc: .. IIUon Mana, er ...... N la WJnaruo majorities will bc slimmer as Tl popular is a musical companion uperior Melod, advance; a1x montlu. $3.15; th ree montM, l\sI·t. Clr. Mlna,er . ... ellarl.. DorJob result of Republican gains in tfte ot a certain ;'ed-nosed you-kn:lw- j Of all the records available, my Nov. 7 elections. For that reason what. It's titled "Frosty, the I[u\'crite is thc Leroy Andel'lOll some Republican leaders are tak­ Snow man" and has been record- nllmber called "Sleighride." 0rI. ing a dim view of action on con­ ed by an odd i1ssortment of artists . na1\y w. itten as an instrumental Military Strafegists Deploy ' ti oversial measures during the including Guy Lombardo. Jimmy or the Boston Pops, for whith short lame duck sessicn. Durante, King Cole, and VaughJl Mr. Anderson is an arranger. 1M A lame duck lawmaker is one Monree. ng has a m lody far superior to who was defeated in an elec­ Monroe Records ything cl e on ' the CbrilitllW • tion but who stays In office un­ Huge j New UAS~ Fighting Force • Vaughn also has two other arket today. til the next conJTess con venes. Christrr.as recordings in addition .. ~ Whilc "Sleighride" originally \VA rIINGTON-Where will th hundreds of thousands of The term also is generally a p ~ to "Frosty": "It's a Marshmallo Il peared last year. Mitchell Par. piled lo legislators who did 110 t draftees :lIJd volunteers fo r the rapidly expanding armed forces World" and "Snowy White Sno h hus written lyrics tor it and seek re·electio n but remain un­ Bnd Jingle Bells." w records of the song have ap- of the United State be sent, now that the Korean campaign is in til the end of their terms. tl)(' mop-Il p stage and Japanese r eac treaty talks are in the air? At the short session there will One c[ thc m Ire inane rccords P'!;arecl this year. MGM's Johnny is Ella Fitzgerald's "Santa Claus smolld does a fine job of the T h!' answer lies in the new concept emerging herc of Uncle be 10 lame duck senators and 32 representatives who Irst theil' Got Stuck in the Chlmney." \'{hile ic vel' Ion which has ilso been $alO's "empire," ,nel that mean all ov r til globe in a far.flung bids for new terms. An almost 1 sentimental new song with sllmr ccrded by Freddy Martin. Be· dispersal of military strength equal number or house members of the charm of th "The Chri-l/- ·ides Leroy Anderson and Ethel mas Song" is KLOg Cole's "Little' mith. both on Decca, P,erC1 Faith which is hrand new in merican In Europe. Asia and Africa there who did not seek re-election arc are American righting men man­ cli.lli ble to be on hand. too. Cbristmas Tree." CollimlJia and the Three Suns hist Jry and resembles the empire A that's sched- Victor round out the list of reo of llncient Rome more than those ning posts in Libya. Cyprus, Saudi CongreSSional leaders are look­ Christm~~. ~011& ~cn Arabia. T rieste. Turkey. Austria, ing (or no general message from uled to appeal' In Bob Hope's next ccrdings of tbis Chl'istf(las song­ of r cent centuries. movie Is a Livingston-Evans Illlm." .'i1Ile of the many available to help Military stra tegists here arc Greece and Iran i and of course. President Truman when the ses­ bus;ly deploying a hypothetical England, France and Western Ger­ sirn starts Monday. But they do bel' (they wrote "Mona Li sa").. tI'Il,It you in a Christmas mporl. United States lighting force of many. At the way stations you expect messages quickly on in­ 4" , nea Iy lour million men to sta­ meet them In the Azores and dividual matters. Pentagon officials have indi­ tion ~ not only in the western heml­ Greenland. sph( re but alto in Europe. Asia, New Concept cated that congress will gct a Naturally, thi~ is no "empire" request for perhaps an additional offici:"ial daily " A(rl-n, South America and key islul ds dotted around the seven in the sense that Britain, France, Century Old American Sjmphony Found $IO-billion to build up America's seas. Germany. Spain, the Dutch. military might. That would be Si 1ce th.ls represents more than Belgium, Italy or Russia have con- By Celltral Pre s ')n top or the 25-billion already a d(J" bU ng 01 the present strenrth, celved of it in recent. ti mes. That BETHLEHEM, Pa. - "Lost Cor appropriated for the fi~cal year B U·L"LET /·'N idea of nbsolute territoriality is more than a century in thjs center which started last July I . Most ': bud 'eteenl only hqpe that they can UN DAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1950 VOL. xxvn, NO. U hold the annual outlay within 50 on the way out. of music culture. Amerle.'~ first of any new money would g'l to bi1llon dollars. Tl)at represents the By thoSe standards, the United full-sized symphony has at la~t incrcase the armed forces to 3- UNIVERSITY I CALENDAR minimum Impact on the pocket­ States is as non-empirical as ever. !:een found. restored and is no¥, million men. book of every American as a tDx­ Its organized territories include taking its rightful pluce in {he na- peedy Passal!'c Congress is regardcd as likel)' lJ IVI\R, ITY CALF.ND)\R il.loms are scheduled pay( =i n light ot the current plan­ only Alaska and Hawaii. now lion's musical history. in thc Prl'sidPnt's OffiN', Old Oapl tol ni'ns;. knocking at the door of full sl.atc- A work in E-(Jal major. 111 fo nle to push that !('(Iuest throllg:t Complex Array hood. Its dependencies are only was wrltt I. I'orly in the Nln!'­ specdily in the inlcr!'st of blOCk­ Sunday. 'ovl'mbt'r 26 Wl'dnl'sday, Novl'mher 29 ing Communist (lggrC',~ion in Kor­ Rl!ht now the blueprlnl the Cnnal Zone, the Virgin Islands. teentll Century by Chorles Hom· 8 :(Vl p.m. II \Va Mountuinl'crs, 7:30 f) .m. - Me ling or Society Iv Qr ('(1 nnd in othel' plnCl's it ml~ht (1.1' Jo;xperlmenta I Biology and that great military orillnlzatJon Cuam, American Samoa, Woke mann, a to .:nted but unknown "Hunting 011 Polar I c!'." Macbride and Midway Islands nnd Puerto PJ1iJad!'lphio mu. ielan. 'I'ilC mYIi­ crop up. An expectco~ ej ng of a larger area th'ah tained. Intonje mcl a fale Like that oC Mo.'('ow mOld. QF "lOst" s~ mph ol1Y u. e In"trumenls popular In 2:00 p.m. - The University club. E-331 General Hospital. . any empire whlclt ever exu ted, Another example is the United Bach'~ famed Brandenburg Con4 Indications are the admini • T ,~a t is wh c~e compilr1son with States trusteelhip tor the UN of certo, which was placed on a shelf e olo l1~:i J times, ," Pt9t .• ~rtc Dav L~ (If'{t.l plays an opheclelde. At partner bridge and Canasta. rowa , 8:00 p.m. - 'University Pia)" . , Iratlon will ask lor about S85- Memorial Union. • IrCoodbye. My Fancy." Theatre. allc:~n t Rpme /s in. ~rd er, because 96 large islands and 1,900 smaller by a patron and nev r 'PlaYl'd dur­ ' .lrM t\le Ri v . . Reuben Gross tOIl UI'S awly on a. "serpr nl.·· anothf'r ob .ole,e horn. ' million lor Yugoslavia. Senator (For InfOrmation rerarding dil tes beyond this schedule, the. -Romans mllnjlEed the security ones In the Marshalls, Carolinas illS{ Bach's liretime. Kl10wland (R-Cal.> alrcady has ~--;..- ..:.._-..,....-- sl!e r eservatl o n.~ In the office of the Presldeut, Old Capitol.) lor about all of their known world, are Ma riana. Uncle Sam reports 'l'he work wo.md UP In (he tists were ubl~ music,ians from th symphony t'Omposcll on the' con- said he will oppose such ai d un­ whi 'h )"a~ relatively ~iny compar­ regularly to the UN, and a UN ar j\ l.iv ~ of the Mara.vlan church Cincinnati, Cleveland,MlnneaPolis, tinent. . less help is forthcoming for the ed with the world as WQ know it survey was made there here and b y least 110 ),ears GENERAL ' NOTICES recen ~ ly at Rochesterl·N. Y:, Houl\ton and D111- Dr. Cal'lton Sprague Smith. chief Chl nese Nationalists. The pro­ tad, y . . wh ich showed the islands like ga'herin, dust _ uJI)mown to la ~, Tex., symphony o·l'c hes{ros. Pl'. of the mu ~i c division of New York spects are, howevcr, that Tlto GENERAL NOTICES should be oslted with the cit, editor II 'tiley engineer ed th!! ta ~ k by American supervision enough to wl11 get some assistance. want the Stnrs and Stripes per- music schOlars who came tq prO'­ Johnson condl,u:ted. I Public library, obscrved that the Tbe Daily Iowan In Ole newsrop In Ells t lIall. Notices mus' .. letting local sell-government de­ The tax picture is full or un­ maoently. noullce the Early American The sc no WllS the small, quaint opus "has a definite character of submitted by Z p.m. the day prllcedlng r:rst pUblication: tbey will velop to a hlgh degree among their certainty. Mr. Trufnan has asked r erlod barren a (ar as classical chapel of Bethlehem's Moravian Its own." Other critics noted the NOT be al'cepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY de .ndencies, while they left no The Un ited Statet'o however. has music producUon went. for $4-billion in additional rcve­ WRITTEN and SIGNED by a responsible person. d01Jbt inside their "world" as to taken the position that au tonom- Collegc for Warnen .. This chapel, "joyous theme" and "rugged in­ nue through enactment of an ex­ who was boss nor outside their ous self-government is an early Then Cate intervened. Thor incideT)tally, is 'J)art of 'a "uildlng dividuality" of the work. Dr. cess profits lax. The house ways SENIORS may obtain announce-'- for the season. sph~re as to what would happen if goal. In sharp contrast has been J ohnson, conductor 01 the bncin­ th.at served as a hasQital lor Revo- Johnson, who will present infonle and means c(mmittee is at work ments and application blanks' fo ___ barbarians attacked the frin ge~ tbe refusal of aJ'itian, F l'ance, Bel- nati Symphony orchestra and ~on lu!ionart WilT troops. • , again at concerts of hh Cincinnati on such a bill and expects to have the Lydia C. Roberts Fellowship /" GAMMA ALPHA. graduate sci· gium. Australia and South AC.;ica of a Moravian clet:gyman. heard For,Z8 minutes an audfence of orchestra, commented that it was at Columbia in the Graduate Rome buill I" hI,bway. as it beCore the house early ncxt fraternity. will meet Tues· tll i! sinewa blne to.-ether UIe n­ even to report on their trustee- about an early American tym­ SQO ~usi e lovers listened Intent· written with "much sensitive and College Office, room 4, Old Capi­ ~Qtific month. 40y. Nov. 28 at 8:30 p.m. in room m.a&e reliollS; Uncle Sam IwI his ships dating back to the old Leag- phony. A diligent search .recently I), and. bappili while rervent imaginative skill." tol. There has been considerahle 09 Chemistry buildIng. Prof. all· pl.nes, plua IIOmeWne the ue ot Nlltions. brought intonie to light in the violinls4s bowed vjl'orously. The Hommann, a violin te!lcher anu dispute, however, whether The R mana never dreamed of: In­ America:. authoritlcs here think archives, along with a lot of other SEnsitive passares ot an adarlo.! son of a Philadelphia music store GRADUATE STUDENTS fuay arIes Taniord of SUP:: chemls· lame duck session is committed ~. department will speak. , st ~nw.neolll communlea&loD to these old empire _ builders are valuable compositions. anda.nte so tenuto, menueHo an(l proprietor, a1:o wrote a number of to act on a tax measure. and obtain information about Fellow­ I' al.d (rom Ite), points Uu'ou.-h the "whistling by the cemetery." The delighted 0 ,'. J ohnson im­ alle&To cartlvated the ratherlng.' chamber music compositions. but also over whether excess profits ships and grants from the social ;; --- fl\ buloua top·sec)rd Teleeon France has her troubles in Indo- mediately had the symphony ra­ The piece won I\. storm of ap- heard few or them played. Appar­ .mruld· be taxes or' regular cor­ science research council at thll ~ACBRIDE HALL reading room 1l00m in the Pentaeon bere. China; Italy, Pakistan. Burma and stored-including the corre~ti()n of plause. . ently despondent-whether it wa,s poration lcvies increased. graduate college office, room 4. d serial-refcrve reading room I !ventually. the boys already Ceylon have emerged from the its fe\v errors. E x p ~rls said tMt while 'Sintonie over lack of appreciation of his Assuming house approval or Old Capitol. 11anksgiving recess hours: In 'unifor m or nbout to don it Britil h empire; Libya of the old ' J ohnson assembled a special 25- does not reach the level of Beet- music no onE: can say-he disap­ some kind of tax bill. therc will Saturday, Nov. 25 - 9 a.m. to 12 m y f ind themselves arsign d in Italian empire may be f ree by J an. piece chamber orchestra to play heven's masterplerps. it 1< '1 peared from home in 1857 at the be very little ti me left for sen­ STVDENTS INTERESTED in noon; Sunday, Nov. 26 - closed ; thJ Western Hemisphere to Arctic 1, 1952, and Italian Somaliland is Sinionie for the first time in the charming compoSition of high age of 55. Hi~ mourning wife and ate hearings and Iloor action. Sev­ applying for admiSSion to the col­ nd Mcnday, Nov. 27, 8 a.m. to C. nada, Newfo undland. Bermuda, 011. the threshold oC independence. city where the long-dead HOIR- standard ancl.America can well be I two d~ughter never heard from eral senators have predicted ntl lege of dentistry for Septemper. fo p.m. Reserve books may be Puerto Rico, Antigua. Trinidad, The idea, say these architects mann wanted it played. The ar­ pro\.ld qf it as the first full-fledgep him again. tax measurc will be enacted dur- 1951, arc urged to cult at the of­ chargcd for the vacation beginning B. itish Guiana. Cuba; Jamaica, o! United States policy. is illus- ing the short session. fice of the registrar immediately at 10 a.m. Wedncsday. Nov. 22. C,mal Zone. Guatemala, a1most trated by Uncle Sam's regional state. That would indicate the to obtain an applicot1on form. It "'ese books will be due 9 a.m. :1I1 y of the South American coun­ as~ o c iation s- the North Atlantic will be very helpful to the admis­ Monday, Nov. 27. One copy ot I average factory is inspected only tl ies, or of course. the 'United Pact. European recovery p ogram Slate Agencies Ask fo~ Budget Increases sions committee of the college M each reserve book will be ' held and the area of Inter. American once every. 15 years, he pointed Gun Safelv Week dentistry if applications can be for use in the reading room dur­ S' ales itsell. out. In the Pacific, their stations may solidarity. DES MOINES (.If) - The first :,c; !flake the number three. filed within the next few weeks. ing the vacation. Departmental U. 21 of 52 state agencies to pre<;ent oy the 194:9 legislature. Two said I C! anywhere from Alaska and the While this new "empire" idea "Actually, we never get around ·bral'y hours will be posted at these their biennial budgets have asked cduld get along with less. Saves five Lives Aleutians. Midway island. Hawaii. involves the closest political and Iiey to many of them at all," Gilbert UNIVER ITY CON CERT tic)<- 1i'braries. a net increase of $5 U .456 a The bureau of Cabor a~ k ed (lear­ commented. Some boiler inspec­ : amoa, the Volcano islands, Iwo commercial harmony. a la the old DES MOINES UP) - Promoters cts for Wednesday, Nov. 29. may I year . in operating funds tor the ly .tou\' ti mes as much money a~ J ima, the Marianas and Guam, Roman empire at its height, it tion work also is skipped becau. e of Iowa's first gun safety week two year period beginning next It has been getting. That topped be obtained as follows. Studen UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S ASSO· nnd the Marshalls. to J apan, couples power with a trust and Jf lack of enough inspectors. have credited it with saving the July 1. the requested incr eases, , with ID cards may receive tickeJ -IATION announces that applica· Korea, and Okinawa. the Phlli1>­ huge respond billty-to which mili­ Among other large increases lives of five Iowa hunters. The M.L. (Jilbert, bureau director, Monday. Nov. 27. at thc Unio, ns for the 1951 University cal· pines, or the even more exotic lo­ tary draftees and their families, But the "bi g ones" have not ;ought were $85,629 more annu­ week was obsel'ved Nov. 6-12. nsked that thl: number of inspec­ lobby desk and spouse tickets are . ndar are available in the office cales of Shanghai. Hong Kong, or and the American taxpayer, may yet made an appearance, before ally b)' tlie health department. Not a single hunting fat,)ity available then also. Faculty. st pi student affairs. AppllcatiollS t~rs_ In his oUiee be in cre a ~e4 Formosa. attest! Gov. William S. Beardsley and .76,281 adit}onal by the com­ has been reported in the three from two to l ;!. !:ie also proposed and general public tickets will tie !bay be made for both the art and state oomptroller Ray JohMon. merce commis~ion, $60.365 by the we:!k, since the opening date of available Tuesday, Nov. 28. "crse work. They are due Nov. 29. hIring 1WI) more bQil~r in' poctors, They began bu dge~ hearings this ~us t odian'L Office, and $52,260 by the new statewide educational to,·make . the nuin.Qe r three. .he geological survey. ca mpaign for safe handling of '. l" ~w InspeetloM. WOMEN ' DORM RE mENCE UWA announces applicaUons Rising Prices Hil. Iowa Taxpayers Twice ~i~e ~'Ud~~~ ~~~::;:~toW: ~! l~gi~E The. state insurance department firea rms. Harry Linn, chairman .strIctly. laturc next J anuary on the.. Q~- • ~ iLb ert liaid : hj~ .department ha~ c\rsing hours during the Thilnks­ for the 1951 cr ientntion council are cou~d w i ~h oC the gun safety week commit­ DES MOINES "') - R!~ini ~d be.1l l't unable to make mor!/. , than S:lid it geL alollg S 15,- giv ing recess al'e: Wednesday onel now available at the OUlce III , ings. tCI'. s3id Saturdny. prices are hittifltt loWfl lilMPayerS • JakJng unit prtees into consid- Among the :Jgencles which arc 3,0110 'to .a.~QO . fa.c:tory i n ~'Pl!ctionf 15 less than the $97,360 a year ThurSday nights, 11 p.m.; IFriday Student A rCni rs. tw.ice - once for their' owh vie· a ye::tt. Il1d Ul\trial ligures Indicate ; t hlls bcerrgetting. The depll\·t­ DUring the comPllrable "clnnR­ and Saturday nights, 12:30 a.(o" tuals and once lor those It takl!$ er 8ook.he I 5:!O p.m. NrwR color movie sponsored by the Jowl . 'mcl, feilturing R a lpJ{Ftanll~" with $1,190,331 on last July 1. $11.75 hial}er per hundredweight. he commented at the . openin~ be '0:15 a.m. On~ Worn n' Opinion . 5:45 p.m. ,Sporl Time Mountaineers. will be prcsented' hesl ra. in 'the Iowa UnJon, ~. and $1,152,362 on July 1 last year, The board also reported that It the hearings. He spid he intended O :~ n.m. LJ. ( ~n and Unrn 6:00 p.lY\. D tnner Hour 0:45 • . m. Mu ,Ie of M anhall.n R:55 p .lII. Npw:! by Connie and Bud Hclmcrick; f rom 8 to 12 p.m. No corsa'" The report did not Ust the ac­ noted substantial Increases in to have his messa ~ " ,eaqy to p r~ - ' 1"00 •. m. The Muole Bo)( 7:00 p.m. A k Ihe Sdpntl to Arctic advenlurers. Nov. 26. at 8 jlllCC Is S po l1so~cd by the cenltal tual cost of purchases. on the non-food prices paid betWeen last sent 6n schedule, J'ahuar y 9. • 1:20 ~ . m •• N.I')II$ 7:00 II.m. Tile Now Frontier 11 ;3(1 A.IlI. Vlncelll Lopez 7: 40 p.lII. One NIl/ hI Stand p.m. In Mncbride auditt rium. Ad. 9r 'tY co mmitteC'. three dates. Gen.erall~, the bo~rd July. 1 and Nov. 15. ' In the 4 ~ the 31 I ag~t! !i heard, 'l ( or 11 :45 ~ . m. w ;ml apd Yo" - Inn, Cqntrol ft :on p.m. Muruc VOII WOIlI mission is by membershi p of buYS a thI'ee-month supply a~ a month ln~rim, !.uch needed item~ asked more mon~, ·tor 'th~ n'~ ' 2:00 11 00', Rh;V lfltl) rumbl .. R :~,~ P.m. GrlnucH CoHeae lIolir 2,;-,? I).m. H'eodlh'.! In (,heml,try 9.00 p.m. Campli. Shop si ngle admission tickct purchas d ~, but II pi' i~ adv~ntal~ CIlP as .If/ad , pi"" and c.ulkln, lead two years. than tll~ have be~ \951 IIAWKEYE nolcs ~at .. I . t :00, P,\!". M~,ICl,1 ~ h. ," 9:6) p.m. fport. IlII hllllhU lit the program door. Travelogu ~ be had, this rule isn't followed increased Itll peI'C4:Dt. . getting. Five limited th~vd. .~ ... r..,.. I!I .. ~.~~(111111 .. ~!.4l j J · 2:0D p.m. titeWI lo;ob p.m. New""· paid at th l! TI'eawrer's oUlce ,lh , I .:- 2: 15 p.,". U den anil Learn 10: 15 p.m. !lION OFF I and junior memberships are clos. Vni verslty hnll, .. r, THE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY, NOVAmER 26, 1951, PAGE TIOlH , - 'Blue Angels' Off to War I Five to Att'~ · · Thieves Take Beer Airforce Training Iranian Criticism I'Russian' Weed Threatens U.S. Livestock Several cases of beer were miss­ Washington ~.t SALT LAKE CITY - A Icultural commission. ed after lIOmeone brc ke into Ihi! fast-spreading poisonous Russian "It's a threat to America's heep Kritta .Beverage company, 321 E. Hundreds in Use Four SUI staU membeis and Of U.S. Growing; I w~ is ,:'threatening the very and cattle co.mparabl~ to the hoof farkel street, Friday night. one nudHit. have beel). invited to eXIstence of the $600 - mlllion and moulh disease epidemic that's Police said entrance was gained Of Atomic Bomb attend the Mld-Centruy White Russia Gains Favor livest.oclt industry of seven west- raised so much havoc in Mexico," by breakmg the window in tht! WASHINGTON lin - Special House ccnference on children a.nd TEHRAN, IRAN 111 - U.s. Am­ em states. Welling added. rear door of thc building and knowledge ot how 10 "prime" and vouth Dec. 3 to 7 in Washington, and padlock were pried 01f the bassador Henry F. Grady's deci­ Livestock men and grvel'nrn!,Jll Welling said that some live­ handle the atomic bOmb has been D.C. sion to fly home spurred speeu­ door. ol1icials said in interviews that stockmen whose flocks have becn imparted to ''hundredJl'' of aIr­ E. lallon Saturday that he may warn Dean MYl'tle Kitchell of the the nation's supply of beef, wool wiDed out or reduced drastically MEINBERG TO PEAK foree men under a secret training college of nurslne. Dr. Wilber n. Washinllon Ihat RU. sian relallons and lamb wiU be "sharply cur­ program that is gaining momen­ With Iran are growing friendlier alt~r feeding on halogeton re- 51. ~ary's PTA will meet at MU~r, d.irecto~ of the Psychopath­ tailed" unless the weed - called called charges by Soviet Russia 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school tum, it was disclosed Saturday. ic hospital, Prof. ltalph H. Oje­ While criticism of the United Halogeton - is brought under that the Unit~ States had spread a mbly hall. The Rev. Carl Among those already higbly mann or tlie SU I psychology de­ States is inc rea ing. contl'ol promptly. potato bugs an eastern Germany. ~einberg will speak on his pil- trained are members of the stra­ partment, Dr. R.R. Rembol(\t, as­ Although embassy o11iclals Halogeton, a hardy "invader" legic air command whO cenlin­ sociate professor of pecttati'ics, alld denied that Grady's trip was any­ that thrives on land too dry tor "We have received charges that Illrimage to Rome. Ho tesse will ualJy fly B-36 super\x>mber mis­ Phillip D. Bi,elow, .u, Council thing more than a "rouline!' vlsil, most veletaUon, already has been halogeton, because or Its known be Mrs. James Swaner, Mrs. sions simulaUnlt tho e that would Blutts, were amon, the .8 Iowans It follows these significant devel­ located in varyjne degrees in Rus ia origin, Is a form or COlP- \ Ger rge Davis and Mrs. Lucille be carried out in a new world $clert,foQ b the Iowa eommiision opmenis: Utah. Oregon, Nevada, Montana, munistlc saboiage," Wellinll said. Polmctcer. Refreshments will be war. Should war come. these on children' and youtb. - 1. lraa and R la ruen&.!y Idaho, Colorado and California. "But this is doubtful." . served. crews are believed to know now The cOnferences were orillinated had been deadlocked for month ~ . Batfled experts warned that whal their targets would Pc. '" 11109 by President' Theodore !. Iran banned all relay of other states, Includin, Texa.s aDd University Concert Course Airforce ources revealed that R09/!eveI~ and have been ca1led "Voice of America" and British Its vast ranf~ands, . also might 150,000 persons, or nearly one every tHi years since then to dis­ Broaqca ting corporation overseas soon Clnd that the poisonous weed third d the 480,000-man airforce, cuss chUd welfare pr~blems. broadca ts because the "people has crossed their borders. are involved in varying degrees Emotional health of cbl,dren is had protested" against them. "We have to be prepared tn patricia 5raver

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\l/llHOUr Al.iCRNS~ ~ !" IT SI-IOUI.C)N'T" HA~~ 'TO A DOG.(' . .,~ .. 1),1!lSO PAGE FOui-THE DAILY IOWAN, ." . - Michigan "Title 9-3. . Wi Ideals w Illinois I ' , ,- Wolv.es Stun Buckeyes, North we stern R a II ies Wisco:sin * B':nks Receive Rose Bowl Bid To Disappoint Illini, 14-7 Minnesota, 14-0, By AARON E. LONEY B JERRY LI KA 'OLUWJUS, OHIO (UP)-A mighty ~1ichig3n lin 3'ld EV NSTON ( P )-Jllinoi'i. the lIatieJII's sixth-milked team, Ties for Second had it Hose Bowl hopes chiliI'd to ('old al1('s hy a rallying some magnificent punting by huiilc Ortmann gave ;Michigan th MADISON, WIS. (U'\ - Wiscon­ Big Ten championship and the Ho Bowl bid Sahlrday, the Northwestern team which Sltlllll('U ll1(' r\lini 1l-7 em Dyche sin beat Minnesola 14-0 here Wolverines ploughed under Ohio State 9-3 in a lO-degree blianrd stadium's frozen turf aturday. Saturday. but lost its chance tor '{'he dramllite Big Ten finale I - a Rose Bowl trip at Columbus, bC'fore 50,503 fan . , Ohio, where Mi chiga n beat Ohio safety. before 50,000 shivering fans pro- C 1°f · Michigan came into Ohio stad­ duced an upset by inspired North- a lorn la State. Ium with only an outside chance Momsen Bloelts Punt western which scored twice in thE' Ties The Badgers had the passing of winning both the title and the Then Tony Mom sen came tina I half to erase a 7-0 lIIinois and runniog power to beat the Rose Bowl iuvitation and came through with his block o( Jano­ lelld which the IIIini fashioned in Gophers, but not the luck of out of the foot-deep snow with the tirst two minutes and 27 sec­ Michigan and Illinois defeats that wicz's punt and that was the ball Stanford; 7-7; both. onds oC the game. would have sent them to Pasa­ game. Wisconsin beat Minnesota and Kill Rose Bowl Chan c!! dena. JIIinois lost to Northwestern. Some 83,000 lans had bought The loss killed i llinOIS Rose Gets Bowl Bid Tie with Buckeres Michigan by virtue of its win Sat­ tickets, but 30,000 of them refused Bowl chances, leaving the IlIini As it was, they surprised ev­ urday finished its Western con­ to buck the stineing snow and with a 4-2 lea/!ue record. BERKELEY, CAL1 F.,1J'\ - An eryone by ending the season in ference schedule with four wins, biting wind that coated the field The Rose Bowl assignment IIn­ inspirecl Stanford football team, a second place Big Ten tie wilh a loss and a tie. Ohio State only with a white blanket and obliter­ (AP Wlrophelol officially went to Michigan and pla~' ing its greatest game of the Ohio State. Both teams have five needed to win or tie Saturday but ated the yard markers and, at also, the Big Ten tille, with the season, lattled vaunted CaJitornia wins and two losses. 01110 TATE' VIC JANOWICZ (extreme Itlt) wa about to count tbree points for the Buckeyes on Wolverines' 9-3 triumph over to a 7-7 tic Saturday, but the it couldn't. times, the players themselves. A sellout crowd of 45,000 sat a field &'Oal when this picture wa taken aturday In now bound Ohio tadlum. lIehl,an beat Obi!) Ohio State. draw ~till vaulted the Bcars into Attacks Stalled Onl three lirst downs were in 17-degree weather, pI'epared for The I1il ni, in their surprising their third ~tra igh t Rose Bow l en­ made and Ohio State got a ll of tate. 9-3, to win the 811 Ten and a Rose Bo\\'l trip. The bUndlnr now torm whleb obliterated an inspired Minnesota team to The battle, 41th renewal of the setback, dropped clear to fourth gagement. them, one by passing and two yard markers, tailed both offense. Mlchlran didn't leI a lirst down ill Ute lame llnd the Bucke,es re­ give the Badgers the fight or their biller grid rivalry. looked like it place in the fina l Big Ten ,tond­ by rushing. Michigan gained only corded only three. The ,ame· beeanle a puntlnl contest between Janowicz and l\llehi&'all's Chuck A capacity crowd ot 81,000 saw lives. But the best the Gophers was being played in a secHon of ings. the game under ideal weather 27 yards net against 41 for Ohio. Ortmann. could do for retiring Coach Ber­ the arctic circle instead of Ohio Michigan punted 24 and Ohio A two touchdown und('rdcig, conditions. . stadium. Passing and running nie Bierman was to come to life State 21. Michigan had one punt No rthwestern tied the score in the CliliCol'llia still stayed in the Ull­ a couple of times in the game. were stalled like on auto In a third period on Rich Athan's 20- defeated r;mks or the nation's blocked. Fumbles were surpris­ Wisconsi n overpowered the snowdriCt. yard touchdown spring, ;lnd fin­ teams, but it was the first time ingly few in view of the weather, Often Beaten Purdue hapless Gophers in the air and It was a battle ot punts between ished off the rading Iliinl in the In thrt'c )' aI's thnt the Bears had with Ohio State dropping the bail on the ground, making t7 first Ortmann nnd Ohio's ali-Ameri­ last quarter on Genl Millcr'~ nct won every game during their four times and losing it only once downs to nine lor Minnesota. John can candidatc Vic Janowicz, and and the W(' lves, six times. Michi­ Drubs Indiana, 13-0 14-yard scoring .purl. n'gul~r .t 01 the way. and, in fact, smashed to Wiscon­ mann punt and Bob Momsen, terence footba'll victory over arch- the Purdue roster came through 1 junior from Shctoygan, Wi", It wn, ,) gum!' that stortcd OLlt sin's seven-yard line but the Tony's brother, pounced on it on rival North Carolina. in the bitter clash with temper IOd Gene Miller, 195 pound ~eniJI' lewly, building Ul) in a crescendo Badgers stiffened and Minnesota the Michigan 30. Then Janowicz The play, with three minutes turned as brittle as the frozen fl'om Gary, Incl. "lti! til(' verY la t minute of play lost the ball on downs. boomed a field goal 27 yards gone in the third period, enabled ground. The Wildcats came out for the when Calif('~'nia's J im Monachino, Attack Flops th rough the blJnding snow. Duke to reeister its first victory Halfback Johnny Durham, Pur­ ~(,tond hll lf, a snarling, slashing on a double l't'verse, raced 35 A pepped-up Minnesota squad Michil(an got its first break late In five yea~s over lhe Tar Heels due junior who hod played about !lack. Illinois WD S knocketl I.)[\('k yal ds to the Stan ford 42. From attacked the Badgers again at the in tho tirst period when Captain and wind up with a 7-3 record, 10 minutes this . eason, started on its heels by a 60-yard drive by .h~r;) QUlJrlCrbnck Jim Marion opel).ing of the second haH, but AI Wahl, a tackle, crashed lhrough Duke's best in seven years. tor the first time and ran the the WlIdcat.s after receiving the: \tJadcnQs passed to Fullback John pe~cr~ out before a hard-charg­ the Ohio line and block£d Jano­ A shivering crowd of 40,000 o"e:ling kickoff back 85 yards for second haH klcl

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MISS 1l""..:nql>.lM ..> \ .• , • GA ~S 'l.~n''''h r-.l Q • ~9< / " #l Jt;,RJ..ol! f"'" t'f"" ". 4~"'~;r. WATERS of F1u.hlnr: Bay caused this cene of havoc at ew York' THE EA TERN TIDRD OF THE NATION wal left paral,sed In bu., LaGuardia airfield Saturda,. In the #orel'rou lid l'&5ollne trucks are a"R h, while a hUJ"e trans­ the wake of snow, rain and wlndslorms which hJt hardest al Ihe TRAFFIC WA NARLED AVD BUS transportallo n was crippled In downtown Vtlwll"kn,.a, _._~. , ,.. atlantic paaaenl'er plane had water comlnr: up &0 Ita ell&'ines. The .&Orm knocked out frafflc .t what Is cltl~ underlined on the map above. The elements lashed CrlpplJDI' the worst bUzzard in 37 years dumped a Pllfalyz In&' blanket of SDOW over the '''''ftII,PUlnf. tn.~Ifrt., normally one of the world', bualest airfields. Beach homes a mile Inland on taten I land were blows rang-hll' from beavy snow In the Interior. bJ,.h WIDdl and eenters of Cleveland, YOulllstown, Akron, Canton. and PIUsbur&,h. Snow plied up to ...... hed by a wind-propelled Ude and 100 mile-an -hour wtncb rocked the Empire tate buildlnr: 1'; torrential rains alonl' the eut cout, and record breaklDf temp­ Inches and more wu In prospect in the heaViest eontlnued snowfall In PU'-bur,h'l .. " .... ,." . Inches olf center. eratures which brourht mi cry to the south. were Idled by factories holdln" heavy war contracts and several football ,ames were Hospital Strike Education Meeting Doctors Continue Iowa Methodists to Rally - r Chicago P.oJic:. , CaPt~1J; Republican 'Moderat~$' S~n To Sta rt Tuesday " SU5pended from"'; ~~~ , Temporarily Averted Campaign Against CHICAGO (tpf - ' Po,lI,ce Ci~n Elementary s c h'o 0 I children's Plan Evangelistic 'Crusade' Thomas Harrl$on, >,-,ho: saiq,! ·'he reading problems will be discuss­ As Key ,~ foreign Policy In Sf. Paul Area ed at the 35th annual conference National Health Plan Methodist churches of Iowa tlfe preparulg a simultaneous made' $100,000 thro~ " "tci~n­ on school administration and sup­ WASHlNCTON (AP)-Republicans who call themselves ST. PAUL 1m - A last-ditch "Advance in Evangelism" throughout Iowa Dec. 1 through 10. , ate crime il1vestillati~g ~o~!tc ervision beginning in Old Coapitol WASHINGTON 11.1'1 - President . I 1" b 700 · ·ti t f down his clty ,ob, face6 dl WsW "moderates" offered the administration its be t hope Saturday of meeting between union and man­ Tuesday. Tl1e p Ian mvo ves )rmgmg a out VISI ng pas Drs rom f • th St ·' ,,- agement representatives tempor­ Elmer L. Henderson ot the Ameri­ getting two-party cooperation on foreign policy in the next ari ly averted a threatened strike Observation of classrcom lech­ can Medical Association. declared surrounding states to ussi~t the 600 Jown Methodist ministers in roNm Ie torce teda. o/P~l~t' ' *r~';: nlques at SUI experimental continued warfare Saturday on ...... ew Y:lWPD ln . 0 1G!! .f.,-:..,.,.- congress. SatuI·day against 12 Sl. Paul nnd VISItation and prca.chJll~ evangelIsm crusades III over 700 churches. mi!sioner ThOmBS 'J. ' O'Sofl~or Minneapolis hospitals. schools will be followed by ad­ President Truman's national Senator Engene D. Millikin of Colqrado, who heads the con­ health program. The movement WIll chma" Sun- 's1l$Pepded 'H8r.r)son~ ftdm 'Iil.' ~"'- Richard W. Leonard, attorney dresses in the afternoon sessions. ference of all Hepublican senators, nominated himself a one of Pror. Margaret Keyser, director He said the AMA will keep on ?ay, Dec. 10, when 1.8 mass meet-I is one of several comparable pro- 200-a-yeat .Job ."s .bOAs . ot,:Cbl­ tor the St. Paul Hospital council, mg! will be held SImultaneously grams sponsored by the Metho- c~go's gaudy niJh.t ,. clu~~... als,ttid the "moderates" who can work reported the t discussions had of the sur reading clinic, and righting "this spearhead of so­ cialism" even though the recent throughout the state. Over 30,000 . . ~~dlng ' l\ ' clvl)' sorvjqc \'qa}'d.hear- been "very cordial," and that Donald Durrell, dean of the cdu­ persons are .expected to aHend. dlst church throughout the natIOn. illg 'Dec. 16: . - ,. ", :. ,!_ with Secretary of State Dean cation school at Boston university, clecllan results "were very rc­ Acheson and others if offered what Seek MacArthur's another meeting was schedul d will be the speakers. assuring." Another highlight will bc 14 The purposc is "to creatc new . , for Tuesday morning. youth rallies Saturday evening, interest among inactive members he called a "common denominator" Howard Dawson , director ot Some ot the progfam's staunch­ on which to base poliCies. About 1,200 memb rs of local est advoc6tes were defeated for Dec. 2, in strategic centers over and to win new persons to the I J 3 of the AFL hospital and in­ the division of rural cducation of Millikin didn't say ~o, but he Aid in Prosecution the National Education a_'ocia­ 'eelection Nov. 7. including Sen. the state. An attendance of 12,- Christian way of lite." WASHINGTON nPI _ Sen. Her- stltuional workers were set to go 000 youths and sponsors is ex pect­ obviollsly expects Sen. Robert tion, will climax Tue day's activ­ Elbert D. Thomas (O-Utah), and Taft of Ohio, chairman of the sen­ bert R. O'Conor (D-MD) an- on strike in their demand for a Cd. ities with an address in the even- Rep. Andrcw J. BiemlUcr (D­ FATHER, 2 DAUGHT~IJS DIE ate RepubUcan policy committee, nounced Saturday he will ask union ,hop and othc:- contract ing. Wis.). A third feature of the crusade to take a leading role among the Gen. Douglas MacArthur's help provisions. Elementary and high school Henderson asserted tha t "tens will be the 14 schools of evange­ CHICAGO IU'I - A father and I· "moderates" who will go along in "posllible prosecution in Japan" Leonard suid ~e rec~i~ed a~­ princi pals will attend the three­ oC thousands of physlcian~" had a lism for pastors, under leaderShip his two daughters were killed with adminisl:-ation policies they of individua1s and firms responsi- suranc~ from. union offiCIals that day conference. vital in!luence on the results, but of outstanding mlni ~ ter s (rom Saturday when their automobile believe arc sound. ble tor shipping more than .-mil-' no strIke action would be taken that organized meqlcine wJll not many parts of the nation. went through a stop warning at Both M.lllkin and Taft ha.ve lion pounds of copper to Com- at least until after the Tuesday 3 rest on its laurels:' ]n the schools. pastors will be suburban Glen Ellyn and collided Indleated they hope Sen. Artbur munist China. conference. Tax Officia Is "There Is no cause Cor over­ trained in the new techniques (or with a Union Pacific railroad VandenberK (a -Mich.) II able O'Conor said his commerce sub- The meeting Saturday was at- co nfidence or I·elaxing of vigll- visitation evangelism, pulpit train, the City o! Los Angeles. 10 play a&'aln bJs role of forelcn committee had found that the tended by management I'epresen­ Get Suspensions 1nce," he added. evangelism and membership a.­ PClllcr paeese"er and peaeema.k­ shipments o( the strategic metal talives of t~~ee St. Paul Hospit­ He disclosed that the AMA, to similation. er ~hen he returns III January. had been made from Japan Cor lib and offICIals of the SI. Paul SAN FRANCISCO IlI'l - Three achieve its goal, spent $1,110,000 Bishop Charles W. BI'ashares Ta~t and M1llikin are candi­ "ostelUlible" use in the United trades and labor assembly thut Cederal tax oflicials in California of its $3.6-m1ll10n war chest in a ot the Des Moines (I1'ca will ad­ dates for re-election to their COP States, and that the copper then represents all twin city AFL un­ were suspended Saturday until mammoth advertising drive in the dress the youth rallies simultan­ leadership posts and are aimost had been re-shipped to China. Un- ions. they can clear themselves of two wceks befol'e the election, and eously by transcription and the der a MacArthur order, shipment The last ditch discussions were certain to keep their top jobs. charges of "improper transactions that the campaign will be COIl­ mass meetings by a special radio More than anybody else, Milli­ of strategic metals from Japan to proposed Friday night when the with underworld characters." tinued. hook-up. kin has been 8 balance wheel for China Is illegal. assembly voted unanimously to George J . Schoeneman, Internal Hendersoll, who practices In At the~e meetings there will the Republicans. He isn't easily Earlier this week O'Conor said back local 113 in a strike against revenue commissioner apparent­ Louisville, Ky., noted that Mr. be mass choirs of 150 to 200 voices ruffled, doesn't bear grudge~ and that at least 14,474 tons of "pos- the hospitals, nine of which are ly spurred by a U.S. senale crime Truman has announced his entire to lead singing and render spec­ always is a quick man with a sible strategic supplies" had been In Minneapolis. committee investigation, made the Cair deal program, including com­ Ial music. compromise. shipped to Red China through Negotiations had bogged down announcement in Washington. He oulsory health insurance, will be Executive director of the move­ west coast and Japanese ports earlier this week and state con­ Millikin stands asld" tor no said that Ernest M. Schino, a dep­ submitted to the new, 82nd con­ ment is the Rev. Eugene Golay colle&&,ue. In usln&' what he n­ since start of the Korean war. cilia tors had held little hope that uty collector ot in ternal revenue gress in January. He would not of Nashville, Tenn., an associate cards as hll rl&'ht to erltlc.lle, He said Sat~day he is sending a strike could be averted. at San Francisco, John B. Wil­ comment on this except to say the secretary of the general boa rd of For eltample he old that Ache­ to MacArthur the testimony tak- The union's threat to strike, liams of the accounts and collec­ association will map plans for the evangelism of the Methodist lion was deallnl' In "Aehesonlan en by his subcommittee concern- without setting a definie time, tions unit at Los Angeles, and coming year at a slt'ategy confer­ Church. Jacllaa"I')''' In aUac:klnc RepulP­ lng the copper shipments from forced the hospitals to cut ser­ William D. Malloy, another dep­ ence in Cleveland, Dec. 7. The Iowa evangelistic advance BOUT lIean "Teeltamlnists" as a. new Japan to Red China, via New York. vice to emergency functions only. uty collector at San Francisco The QUALITY WORK t1pe of isolationists. He said "devious methods" had Volunteer groups were alerted for Take a. Refresller Course were involved. LIGHT CAMPAIGN - learn somdblnl' new. Acheson has indicated he made been used to circumvent MacAr- duty had the orderlies, maids and Sen. Estes ' Kefauver (D-Tenn) WASHINGTON UP) - Earnest Done by .. a mistake, saying his remarks thur's ban on exports to Red other service workers left their and his crime committee were J. Seeman, of Waterloo, Saturday DANCING IS FUN were misinterpreted and that he Olina. jobs. given first hand testimony here £iled his report with the senate is n~ . against congressional exam­ this week that apparently sub­ on expenditures and contribu- In my new studio inat! n ot the administration's stantiated charges against the Rongner's Cleaners .j han 'ng of foreign affairs. tions for this fall's election cam- BALLROOM DANCING men in a recent report of the paign. Seeman, who wrote that Across From Woolwor~hB MiUildn has met this with the U.S. to Buy Land For Road Relocation The United States eovernment Although at least two more California crime commission. he was the "statil6 rjehts" Demo- Be&'lnners and Advanced Lessons stipulation that something more ..______iiiiiii .. - craiic candidate for senaior in MD\fi YOVDE WURIU intends to purchase 2,146.9( acres years will be needed to complete 2717 than Republican talks with the Towa, reported no contributions Dial Dial secretary of state are needed. He of Johnson county farm land on the project, Army engineers must said Republicans must be consult­ March I, 1951. needed tor the re­ relocate the highways and railroad location of two highways and a before the area becomes in­ Edwa~S.Ro~o~ ~an~d~~~~~nid~it~~~e~s ~0~f ~a~~~u~t~$~2~. ~~~~~D~i~a~I~9~4~8~5~~~~~~~~~~==~~ ed in advance, giving the back­ It is a fine privilege in Am- III The ground and allowed to express railroad at the Coralville dam undated by water stored in the project. river reservol:-. erica that you have the choice their opinions before decisiOns of selection - you select a UNIVERSITY THEATRE . are made. An olficial of the Rock Island Highway 2J8, county road E district office of the U.S. Army doctor, lawyer or dentist as 30th Season ,. and the Cedar Rapids and Iowa you wish - likewise you are Schoo' of Fine Art5 • engineers in

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