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 p q.p EYE ny CARL ANDERSON ~--~~~------~o II FOOTB.ALL TODAY PL.VERS· ENTRANCE /. I EGINN ltJG -- TRUTH IS STIWKiER !! -0-A RIGHT RehWlJ _ ,/·21 I·T T A lETT \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 . I· BUT W"IT "'IM-I"T "INO CHILOISH-["'THIS City merchants have to offer. Watch for this edition and all the qdvertisemants OF wITCHI:S' BREW OR. MJ)CTURE OF VNOUE CONCOCTION WlU- ~y UP 'IOU1l. " . IS 1'H"T STUFF HEAD COLO/" '1T5 "'" OF 'lOURS 'I '" "NClENT MAY1>.N F uNJAli10 AlI.:m ric Ocf'tm 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 Til Christmasl • ' Room SA Schaeffer Hall Ext, 2215 \ Office Hows: 8:30 a.m,·12 noon. 1:00 p.Jl1,-4:3D Dally Pottery, Wood, Chromium Gifts 8130 a.m.-12 DOOD Saturday Sipgle Admission Students: ELECTRICAL GIFTS ~,if Price .... $1.00 Your Student Identification Card is Y0uf season ticket. You may obtain rell8rva, ~.ral Tax .. , - .20 Appliances, Radios-T.Ievilio~ Iiona by presenting your 1.0. cctrd at Herteen & Stocker TofpJ ...... $1.20 Room SA, Schaeffer Hall. ! Jewelen and. Watchmaken Make Your Reservations Early & q;/t Botel JeftenoD BuUdln&, Box otftee wt11 OpeD at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 27. loa8.~ 2 . , IE '! ~\. ~ ----. ~- -~------
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