· Fair owan Today lawn City, Iowa, Saturday, September 15, 1951 - Vul. .5, ~o. 278 r Orientation Timetable 'UN May. Hit Kitts Flees Omaha Todays Orientation Monday'S Orientation Manchuria If. . I a.m. - Contlnaanon of written S p.m. to midnight-open bouse eXIIIII, speeches .nd Individual for all new students In the Jowa appointments. Memorial Union. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Campus S a.m. - Continuation of written Red Push Starts Police In Jad Break jeun, be,lnnln, every hour at the exams and Individual appolnt- U.S. FIFTH AIR FORCE HEAD- OMAHA (.4') - A slippery convict escaped custody here late Frl.. Illformation booth In front of Old menta. day and several how'S later, a. report that he was being trapped Capitol. 8:30 a.m.-OrlntaUon assembly QUARTERS, Korea IIB--Maj. Gen. brought such an outpouring of cW'ious Omahans not even police cars 1:3' p.m. - Beglnnlnr of make- for new enrlneerlnr students in Frank F. Everest said Friday the could get through the mob . • p exams missed by new liberal room 103, Electrical Enrineerlnr Communists have massed more Meantime the fUgitive, convic­ arts students In room 30lA, Unl­ buildlnr. Pre-enrineerlnr Inven- than 1,100 . planes in Manchuria ted burglar Kenneth A. Kitts, re­ Dutfeck, 41, a penitentiary venlty hall between 1:30 p.m. and tory tests will follQw and continue near Korea, mostly jet lighters, mained at large. 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. throuch most of the day. Orienta­ guard the past three years, was tion assembly for all new pharm- also some twin-engined light The mob scene developed shortly carrying a sub-machine gun. He Tuesday and Wednesday. ScoUish after 10 p.m. about six hours after Hlrhlanders tryouts. acy students in room 314, Pharm- bombers. Kitts made his getaway from a had no chance to use it. ------acy-Botany building. Pre-reglstra- Asked what the UN expected to guard in a washroom on the There was speculation Kitts tion meetinr for all new nurslne do about the Red air power with­ ground floor ot the Douglas county may have ducked momentarily students in room 6, Westiawn. in striking distance of the Korean courthouse in Omaha. SU~ Book Exchange Continuation of health exams for .. into an adjoining office or an new liberal arts students. front, the fIfth aIr force com- His guard, Lt. John Dufteck, adjoining W 0 man's washroom 10-11:30 a.m. - New siDdenta mander said: said he took his eyes off Kitts for while Duffeck rushed out in Reports Successful just a moment and he "dissap­ In liberal arts may meet depart- "Current restrictions don't per­ search of the fugitive. men' representatives In room ZU- mit me to attack airdromes across peared in thin air." Friday night residents near the I The escape was timed about 1St Day Response A, Sehaeffer hall. the Yalu river, but I would as- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. - Library open apartment house where the itts 4 p.m. The student council's book: ex- house and short tours. sume if the UN lorces were at- family lived :J{.reported hearing a Police converged on the court­ change in Schaeffer hall opened its I:SO p.m. _ Exams for new tacked in fCMce from the air some series of rapidly-tired shots. It house. Every inch of the bUilding dobrs Friday, and the student re- pbarmacy students in room 314, of these restrictions would be was surmised itts ran into an FBI was searched and tear gas was sponse brought smiles to the faces Pharmacy-Bolany bulIdlnr. lifted." ambush attempting to visit his two used to flush out the escapee, of its directors. 7 p.m. _ Sports nleht for new children, who were staying with should he still be in the building. The exchange received about d All (In Washington a defense de- 300 used textbooks, which, along men at flel bouse. new wo- partment spokesman said, "it can Mrs. Kitt's borther and his wife, Warden Hann said he did not with otbers to be received today men students meet in Macbride be assumed that United Nations Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Russell. think the escape was planned but and Monday will be on sale Mon- auditorium preparatory to rolnr forces have plans to meet any Russell said Mrs. Kitts was in Lt. DuCleck said Kitts wasn't the te selected faeulty bomes for a situation in Korea." Months ago day th roug h S ep.t 22 . 'social h ur . . Oklahoma City and had left the kind of a man who acted "on the tonsidering that many stUdents· 0 • mformed sources there said the children, ages 7 and 5, with them. spur of the moment." won't return to the campus pntiI Korean allies of the United States Russell said he heard several Kitts has been charged with next week the book committee is had been advised that American shots. Mr. and Mrs. Loring Dan- five South Dakota bank robberie3 '.pleased w'ith the opening day," G places. would attack ~anchurian ielson, neighbors, also said they dating back t~ 194~. A 30-year Carl B. Zimmermann A2 Water- ot Spirit, Pep? bases II the CommunIsts threw heard shots. Mrs. Danielson said sentence awaits him for tho 100, chairman, comm~nted Friday. their air force ~nto the wa~. she rUShed to the porch and saw $38,000 burglary of a Laurens, la., Textbooks will be received to- J e SU I' Everest predicted that If the a man running on the street, gun ~ank. He has currently been serv­ day from 9 a.m. to noon. Then ' oln s Communists d.ecide to try another in hand. Whether this was Kitts lIfg a 12-yenr sentence for bur­ Monday the books will go on sale ground of~enslve, th~y ~ould de- or a pursuer waS not detrmined. glary and as an .habitual criminal. for only a I() per cent service Talelfeathers pend heaVily on theIr aU' force. Al Rotella, against whom Kitts ~ reporter Fnda.y remarked to charge. Hours of operation for the testified in a federal court hearing Kitts he s . med 10 go?d s~apc sale are [rom 9 a.m. to noon and Senate Passes Bi II F'd ' t' ·th· I after some hve months 10 pnson. from 1 to 4:45 p.m. fl ay 10 con nee Ion WI a Jewe "Oh I'm down to running robbery, was found in the area. shape:' Kitts replied Students whose books are sold To Boost Salar.·es He told Sheriff Richard Collins he' . may receive their money Sept. 24 Tailfeathers* . -that* *organization , 1 through 26 in the student council which [urnishes the oomph behind Of P t I W k had seen Kitts shortly before on office in Old Dental building. Un- the spirit found at every Big Ten OS a or ers foot. sold books will also be returned game - is seeking new members At least one wllness claimed to Professor Denies on those dates. , for the fall semester. W:ASHINGTON (JP) - The sen- have seen Kitts emerge from the Zimmermann asks that any stu- Only requirement is that those ate Friday passed a bill approving courthouse and drive away in a Conspiracy Charge dents wishing to help in the op- interested must "have lots of pep a minimum S400 annual pay raise coupe containing two other men. eration of the exchange may call and an unquenchable desire to nearly all of the nation's 500000 The FBI said Kilts was seen CAMBRI'OOE, MASS. lIB-- Prot. Jim Bullard at city phone 9675. root tor the home team." field postal workers. 'a short time after the break at a Dirk J . Struik, suspended Mal;sa. All previous members are urged It is estimated the measure would parking lot several blocks away. chusetts Institute of TechnoJony to sign up for another hitch. A cost more than $200 million a year The handcuffs still dangled from professor, pleaded innocent Fri­ Tailfeathers booth will be located in higher salaries. The raises one wrist and the man was "in a B~ 3Meeting Ends at the fieldhouse during registra- would be retroactive to last July 1. hurry," James L. Dalton, local day to charges of conspiring to tion September 17 through Sep- Final action on the bill came by FIB chief said. overthrow the government ot the With Action to Speed tmber 19. voice vote. Kitts, a Nebraska penitentiary United States and Massachusetts. At the games the Tailfeathers Earlier, the chamber had voted inmate, was the object or a mid- Struik said lalel' outside of court sit in one block and the cheering 71 to 0, on a rollcall vote, to ap· west manhunt last January aIter that he was a "Marxist". "I have' German Peace Pact section is centered around them .. prove an amendment by Sen. he slipped quietly and mysterious- Good seats down front are re- Frank Carlson (R-Kan.) providing ly from jail at Cedar Rapids. The for a long lime .been quite close WASHINGTON (JP)-The West­ served for them. ,better terms for low-salaried FBI captured him 17 days later. to the Communist party," he said. ern Big Three powers agreed Fri­ Each Tailfeather has a white workers than had ,been recom. Other budding escape plots have "I have never been a card-hold- day to go ahead "as rapidly as sweatshirt with a black and gold mended in a bill by the senate been attributed to him. ing member of the Communist possible" with a separate peace cantract with Western Germany fcather emblazoned on it. They postoffice committee. Friday he was brought to Oma- party." wear these sweatshirts to the Unanimously, the senate voted ha to testify against three men aimed at bringing it into the anti­ games designating themselves one also to raise the allowance to rur- I in a $100,000 jewel robbery at COmmunist deCense Hnup. solid mass rooting for the Hawk- al delivery carriers from eight Oklahoma City two years ago. At the same time, the three­ eyes. America, Britain and France - cents a mile to nine cents, or three Kitts was an admitted participant Czechs Protest sought to reassure the Russian dollars a ' day, whichever is the in the robbery. bloc this and other moves are Frivol's 'Welcome' Issue greater. Afterwards, he was taken to the West's Air Ban "purely defensive" and not aggres­ Goes on Sale Monday The senate bill is subject to ap- courthouse pending a return to sive in character. proval in the house, where a sep- the penitentiary. LONDON (JP)- Czechoslovakia The move to scrap mQst German FriVOl, SUI's humor magazine, arate postal pay raise measure is While awaiting the arrival of protested Friday to the United occupation controls came out of a will go on sale Monday for three pending. Warden Herbert Hann with the States, Britain and France against 5-day conference on cold war days. The tirst issue will be sold automobile Lt. Dulfeck accom- the west's new "get tough" policy problems. , lor 25 cents on the streets. In the CHURCH PLANS SUPPER panied Kitts into a ground floor against its Communi ·t govern- Tbe three governments were re­ past it has been distributed to the Wesley foundation will hold a washroom and released himscl1 ment. presented by Secretary of State students. buffet luncheon and reception for lrom the handcuffs which bound The Prague radio heard here Acheson, British Foreign Secretary Theme of the first issue will be new students at 5 p.m. Sunday in him to the prisoner. In an 11n- said that. the Czech governmcJ1~ Morrison and French Foreign Min­ registration and will be devoted the Methodist church basement, guarded moment while using one wa~ .sendJl1g" formal . 110~cs. cO,m­ ister Schuman, along with nearly to welcoming new and old stu· corner of Jefferson and Dubuque of the stalls, Kitts slipped out plal.Olng of open dlSCri mlOallon dents to SUI. sts. with scarcely a sound. a.gamsl the Czechoslovak repub. 100 aides. he." ,Two joint communiques issued The protest said the Wesiem afterward kept the door open lor N h A I' e. Me. 0 allies' blockade of the Czech air. new talks with the Russians to ort t antic Inlsters pen lines-now banned from !lying settle present Eost-West tensions. Pact Talks over west Germany, and into ~thde NatOt:thcoming blNOVemjber OTTAWA (.4') - Preliminary' It will be a comprehensive de- ence, no one would predict just France and England-was a vio. Un , e IOns assem y sess ons . b t ·th th il . . h th in Paris, they said, significantly talks began Fnday on a program a e, WI e counc consldenng ow e council would go about lation of the Potsdam agreement. will ofCer "a real opportunity for to tighten the cooperation of the reports from both the financial tackling inflation and other eco- and economic board and the de- nomic problems tied up with re­ contacts and exchanges ot views." North Atlantic powers in com- fense production board. Both armament. bating inflation, material short- these bodies are now part of the It appeared likely, however, ages and other problems holding permanent machinery of the 12- that the conference might go on I Where It Is baok re-armament. member North Atlantic Treaty or- record as urging the countries I Deputies for the North Atlantic ganization (NATO), which was with resources to increase their Letters to the Editor ...... 2 Weather council met in a closed-door ses- broadened last year to include assistance to the countries who sion Friday afternoon to put into high-level discussions on economic are having a hard time. This, of Church Calendar ...... 3 ralr today and unday. Contin- final form an agenda which will md financial problems along with course, would mean primarily City HICh Wins ,...... 4 led cool and wUh lower ni&"ht- lay primary stress on economic jefense questions. more aid from this side of the Yanks Stop Tilers ...... _...... S tJme ,iemper.'.r • HI.. h today, 74; cooperation during a week of se- As the diplomats and military Atlantic-from the United States Picture Pa.. e ...... ,.... 7 1." ... Bl,b frl ••" 73; low 49. cret talks beginning today. leaders gathered lor the conler- and Canada. City News ...... _. •

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Manager . .. . Robert Ames ~n_c_e_.------Nat·1. Adv. Manager " John McLaren ;:011 8-2151 If ,oa do ~ ~I •• a.fv. ,.oar Dally Iowa" by 7 a.m. Maker.. d •• rvlce I, riven In all ,ervlee orro .. DAILY IOWAN OUlOULATION 8TAn' re,orled b,. 9:. a.m. Tbe Dall,. J .... an Circulation Manaller •. Charle. Dorrob 0-1. t ;c ;a I -d d i I Y (Dally IlwaII P ••le .) THE FIRST DAY ON CAMPUS can be preUy contusing at th.nes but the e two SUI freshmen ,ot things all straightened out Friday by InqUiring at the information booth In front of Old Capitol. BULLETIN Left to right are Burt Snider, AI, Chicago; Jim Delnema, A2, Canton, .D.; Betsy Clemens, AZ, Mar­ shalltown, and Frank Strub, AI, Iowa City. VOL. XXVII, NO. 278 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Cartography Course UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled tQ In the President's office, Old Capitol • Letters the Editor Monday, Sept. 17 Thursday, Sept. 20 (Mapping to You) A Message About the New Frivol- • 8 a.m.-5 p.m. --, Registration, 7:30 a.m. - Opening of classes. :rowa Iield house. 8:20 a.m. - Induction ceremony, (neaoert are In ~1\.e4 to ex,r... op­ from the editor, Cecil Rhinehart, To Be Offered Here Inion In Leiters to Ihe Editor. AU lel­ Tuesday, ept. 18 west approach to Old Capitol. lera malt Inelude hand wrlliea ,1,­ several new and impossible car· 1 p.m, - Registration. New Friday, Sept. 28 A new 3-hour course in applied n.tur~ and addr.u-Iyp~wrlll.n Ilr­ Itoon characters, including a typo tLiberal Arts students, only, Iowa natures nol accr,ptable. L.tt.,. become 7:30 p.m. -- Welcome party for cartography will be taught in the tbo pro,.rty or The Dally Iowan: wo ical 'tudent, "Bimbo," who man· 'field house. ,.s.rve the rlrbl to dlt or wltbbold ages to cope, but never quite ad .. Wednesday, Sept. 19 new students, all churches. SUI geography department this lett.... We surresl 100lers be limned 10 800 word. or lell. Opinion, ,xpr.ssed equately, with problems of uni· g a.m.-noon Registration, 8 p.m.-midnight - Fall party, fall it was announced Friday by ct. (101 nee• ..arlly reprtsent Ibose or versity lite, a special page on im. towa Iield house. Iowa Memorial Union. Prof. Walter Wood. Tbe Dally Iowan.) po sible people, mostly the con· '1:30-10:30 p.m. - President at Saturday. Sept. 29 tributors, the Beauty o.f the month, The course, geography 3, ap­ To the Editor: home to new students, 102 Church 1 :30 p.m. -- Football, Kansas plied cartography, is open to all and plenty of hilarious reading .st. State here. students regardless of whether Frivol, the Magazine of Colleg- material. (For information regarding dates beyond this schedule, they have had previous mapping iate Life, has been advertised this The magazine has been designed see reservations in the office of the President, Old Capitol.) courses. year as th "New Frivol" and for the students of the university. never has a statement been more Only with them can it be success­ It will be offered on Tuesdays true for Frivol ha nt!w blood a Iul; for in their reactions, wishes, and Thursdays either from 8:30- styl~ of its own and an ambitio~s, and contribution lies the way to ·GENERAL NOTICES 10:20 a.m. or 10:30-12:20 a.m. Iand we hope, talented staff to a truly "New Frivol." GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the city editor of Wood has just returned from create it. AIter the staff laboured And Frivol needs contributions; The Daily Iowan In the newsroom in East hall. Notices must be three weeks in Washington, D. C., in the heat of the summer, their the ield is wide open for Car. submitted by 2 p.m. the day preceding first publication; they will where he and a score of other first efforts, the October issue will toons, humorous articles, satire, NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGffiLY cartography instructors were giv- go on sale Monday morning. seriou toties or what ever else WRITTEN and SIGNED by a responsible person. en instruction and a chance to Then we will know the success you may think of. Aiso needed mGHLANDERS Members are may be directed to John L. Davies, voice suggestions and criticisms of our 'venture for we have tried are any people willing to work, to draw instruments and uniforms commanding officer, V.R.R. unit of the course as proposed by the I to give the campus the sort of talent or not, for there are many any afternoon during period Sept. 9-l9, C109, East hall. Army map service. magazine it wanted. pOSitions open on both the busi- 10 to 14 inclusive and Sept. 17 to He termed the course to be Since Frivol is a university ness and editorial stalls. 20. Practice schedule: Tuesday pEN. BILLY MITCHELL squad- taught here as "not only very magazine it will contain what the Gil Taylor, Liberal Arts Thw·sda.y and Friday 4 p.m. to ron of the Arnold Air society will practical, but also an excellent students wish. It is in the process Associate Editor, Frivol 5:30 p.m. First practice, Thursday, hold its first meeting of the new appreciation course." of developing its own style, one S ept. 20, 4 p.m. school year next Tuesday in the "The student will do the most which will distinguish it from any new clubrooms, Quadrangle cot- fundamental things such as com- other magazine. Federated B.P.W. AUDITIONS for membership in tages No. 7 and 8 directly aeross pile data, devise scales, legends It cannot be literary although University bands daily from 9 a.m. from the field house at 7:30 p.m. and get experience in drafting." the writing will be quality' It To Begin Meetings to 5 p.m. in room 15, Music studio The meeting will be open to all T~e army established the course could not be smutty for the ~a­ building. Prospective members students interested in joining the to mc~e~se the knowle~ge ~nd jbrity of students w~re displeased squadron. apprecla~lOn of cartographIc skills, at that in the past. At Union Monday please report at the band office Wood said. . before registering. DAILY IOWAN staff positions Fnvol has become a lampooning The Federated Business and Pro- are now being filled. Students in­ magazine, one whieh will attack,fessional Womens club will re­ BOOK -EXCHANGE will open te(ested in working on the Iowan any or all decaying institutions. sum~ monthly diner meetings. today on first floor of Schaeffer should contact the editor after 7th.Grade Student And it these attacks are bitter, Miss Helen Virden, County Re­ hall. Receiving dates for books are 3 p.m. at the Daily Iowan offices, they will also be humorous, for corder at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, will today through Monday. Books basement of East Hall. humor is the basic food of Frivol. be the principal speaker at the will be sold Monday through Sept. Is Pol·io Patient · The cover of the first issue is the dinner meeting to be held at 6:15 J 22. Hours of operation are from AUDITIONS for memberShip in freshest merry· go-round of cam- Monday evening at the Memorial 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4:45 the University Chorus will be Carrie Bright, 12, son of Mrs. pus life seen in a long time. In- Union. p.m. held in room 103 Music studio Fred Slaughter, 2281h E. College side this delightful cover are hum- Miss Virden is State Chairman building, from 9 to 5 p.m. Monday Ist., has been admitted to Univer­ orous articles, stories, a true-to- for Women in Policymaking Posts VOLUNTEER RESEARCH RE­ through Wednesday. Those ac- sHy hospital as a polio patient. life poem, record and book col- of the Fed ere ted B.P.W. and will SERVE, unit 9-19, will meet in the cepted may register for 1 hour The boy, who is a seventh grade umns. It also contains a "plea" talk on this subject. 5enate chamber of Old Capitol at credit. Rehearsals, Tuesday and student at Junior high school, is 8 'P.m. next Tuesday. All members Thursday evenings 7:15 to 9:15 in "fair" condition. of the unit and officers interested p.m. :rhree other Iowans have also in joining the unit for the coming LAN G U A GE ACHIEVEMENT been admitted as polio patients. TESTS 'U b . F'd S t They are Bernard Ellerback, 29, (ify Record .year are invited to hear Com. S. L. WI e given n a~ ep. Holy Cross; Terry Cook, 7, Burt; Edmondson, director of research 21 from ~ to 6 p.m. For particulars and Lee Boleyn, 2, Elgin. The reserve ONR, Washington, D. C. see f~re l gn lan~uage department Elgin youth was reported in "ser- BIRTH plaintiff's request for an injunc- lnquiries concerning unit activities bulletm board 10 Schaeffer haE· ious" condition. A daughter to Lt. and Mrs. tion restraining the deIendant I Discharged as polio patients Raymond Novotny, 711 cond Crom molesting the plaintiff or were Dale Sang 1', 28, South Eng- ave. Friday at Mercy ho pital. two children. WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR lish, the hospitals' lirst polio pa- A'son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert POLICE COURT tient of 1951; Vorace Packer, 45, Artley, 142 Stadium park, Thurs- 12.50 fJne for speeding: Saturday. September 15, 1051 Monday. eptember 17, 1951 Omaha, Nebr., and Lyle Cagley, day at Mercy hospital. Thoma Thompson, 214 Capitol 8:00 a.m. Morning Chapel 8:00 a.m. Mornini Chapel &:15 a.m. News 25, Plainfield. DEATH t.; Gorge L. Helble, Bettendorf; 8:30 o.m. Saturday Sere de 8:15 a.m. News Garry Lightle, 12, Dubuque was Jam s E. Peak, 2108 Muscatine S:OO a.m. Organizations 8;,'10 a.m. Music You Want transferred to the inactive list. ave.; John F. Friedberger, Hill- 9:30 a.m. Serenade in Blue 9:00 a.m. University of ChIcago Round· 9:45 a.m. Novatime tBble Active pOlio cases totaled eight cr t dormitory; Ira E. Keeter, 10:00 a.m. Stars on Parade Friday. 1720 G 5t.; J. D. Swenson, 123 10:15 n.m. Bonjour Mesdames 9:30 a.m. Masterworks from France 0:30 n.m. Safety Speaks' 10:00 a.m.- Bttlter's Dozen , vel R. Itl, 0 Rh'cr ide p, rk; Clyde Lenz, R.R. ]0:45 n.m. Health Chats 11 :00 a.m. New. ALUMNAE MEET G has fJled 51.11t in district cour for 6; D. P. Chapman, Davenport; 11:00 n.m. News 11 :15 a.m. Music Box 11:15 a.m. Music Album 11 :30 a.m. Errand of Mercy Alumnae ot Zeta Tau Alpha a divorce from Robert L. Seaton. All n B. W ndler, 260 Bla ck 11 :30 n.m. Concert Hall 11 :45 a.m. GUest Star or Rent Control sorority will hold their first meet- She asks CUstody of two child ~ 'n Spring circle; Mabel Snedaker, 12:00 noon Rhythm Ramble. 12 :00 noon Rhythm Rambles 12:30 p.m. News 12 :30 p.m. New. ing of the year at 6:15 p.m. Tues- and quitable child support and R.R. 3. li2.;ol5' p.m. Here's fo Veterans 12 :45 p.m. Excursions In Science day. A potluck supper will be held l\llrnony. The two were married Francis H. ComlY, 921 ~vtr 1100- p.rn, Muak!al Chata 1:00 p.m. HUlical ehata '!:OO p.m. New. 2:00 p.m. News at the home of Mrs. Glen Baylan, teb. 16, 19.~ in Iowa City. Judie st., $12.50 for failure to observe 2:15 p.m. SIGN OFF \ 2:15 p.m. SIGN orr 818 Brown st. Marold D. Evans cranted the Ia stop slin. THE DAlLY IOWAN, ATURDAY, SEPT. 15. 1951 - PAGE THREE Churches Announce Fa!'1 -Activities EVA , (lELI"CAl. FREE ("II H("1l dent-led wor.hlp service, The Rev, i22 Church sl, Sunday, 9:45 a,m" Sunday school. Sinele students will meet In Fellov.:ship OF CORAL'VILUJ Mr, Pollock will spenk 011 "What Do WedneSday, 6:45 p,m.. senior choir 11 B.ln.. Ie on-sermon. H ubstancc." A haU, married students ot Wesley hou e. The Rev, E, V. Ire~d . pa tor m You Brlnll to College1" 0 p,m" complJ- practice, nursery with an attendant in charge is ",ell tor>' supper followed by [un-sing- FrIday, 6:30 p,m .. Zion Rome Builders lOoinloined tor the convenience of par­ SundAY, 9:45 a,m .. Slll'doy ~chool 10:50 CO GREGATIO. L 8l' RCli a,rn" mOlOinll wor"hlp, Doulllas Block ot hllt find lIarnes, All Pl'esbyterlon students pot luck supper and meeting, ents with smaU children. WedneSday, 8 p,m., testimonial meet­ Cllnlon and Jef'erson hi, WheDlon college will speak, 6:45 p,m .. a"ct their [r/ends are Invited, The Re ... John G. Cralr, nUnlst r free ('hurch youth fellowship, 8 p,m, WESTMIN TER . '0 NDATIO Ing, evenl»C ervlce, The Rev. E. V, SIr ed BETHANY /lAPTIST CII R " FIRST PRESB~TERIA . II R IJ A reading room .t 22'; E. Washini­ Tbe Rev. Nancy E. Forsber,. mlnllter will corltlnue In John, Community buildlnr Tbe Rev. P , lIewlson Pollock, ton st" Is oPen to the public, daily 10 shd~nl Wednesday. 7 p,rn Oakdale service, 8 Tbe Rev. LeonlLrd Thomplon, pastor p. tor· dlrector (except Sundal'S and legal holiday.l, 10 Sunday, 9:30 a,m .. church achool rally p,,,,, prayer meeting Bible study, Sunday. 0:30 a,m" Sunday school. 10 :45 TOI1ight, open house, Ping pong and a,m,. to 5 p,m . Also Thursdays. 7 to day rvice. Psrents and friends inVIted. 8,""" morning worship with ~er",on, other games, read magazines. chat. Re­ 9 p,m, 10:45 a .m" mornini worship. with ermon. Frtday, 8 p,m, Women's MIssIonary so­ "'fheir Church's Best Helper," 6:30 p,m" CIety m IS at Cbarles Finely farm, freshments will be served, " Whi p ra and Whlriwlnds." by the Rev. youth groups, 7:30 p.m .. eveninK service, Sunday, 10:45 a,m.. morning worship. .'IR T MtTHODlST CDlIRC8 Mr. Craie. 6:30 p.m.. PlIgrlJl\ fellow­ wIth s"rmon, " The Kingdom of Heaven," with sermon. "The Three Salvalfons." Jerru on and D.buqae t. ship ror all hleh school youth will meet CHUR U Of' JES S ('lIlUST WedneSday, 1:30 p,m,. regular midweek OF LATTER DAY AlNT by the paslor. 5 p,m" Westminllrter Vt!ll­ Dr. L. L. D.",nln ..'e", the Rev. C. Gre,. at the parsoNit!, 723 N Unn st. Siblc study and prayer hour in the pas­ pers. "What Do You Bring 10 CoUege?" AusUn and Ibe Rev. Rebert R . anks, !IIM E . •' alrcblld I t , Tuesday. 7:15 p.m ., Boy Scout troop 5 tor'. home, 415 N, Johnson at. by the pastor, 6 p,rn.. complimentarY mlttlilerl L, Stepbens Richard. Jr., at the church. supper, fun Singing followed by a social Sunday, 9:30 a,m" church school. 9:30 branch pre,lden! .·lRST ENGLl II LUTHERA CllURCB hour, • a,m., mornlnlt worship service with ser­ Wednesday. 2 p,rn ., afternoon tu of 'foday, 10 :30 a,m .. primAry assoclnlion, Dubuque and Market Is, Monday e\'ening through ThUrsday mon by the Rev, Mr, Sanks: " Blessed Women's association at the church, Clr­ Sunday, 10 a,m, combined Sunday 'l'IIe Rev, Geor~e T, L, Jacobi an, 8 , D .. evening, 7:30 p,m .. open house. are the MaladJusted," 6 p.m,. burrel de 1 of the associn Uon will be the hast­ school and sacrament .erv ~ ce , "allor Friday evening, welcome party tor supper and get-acquainted hour lor all e , 1 p.m. rehearsal of the senior choir Sunday, 8:~0 8,m, matins, 9:30 a,m .. old and new students, students in FellOWShip 1\.111, All students at the church, FIRST 'BAPTI T CII RCB Sunday school. 10:45 a.m. morning wor­ are invited to a ttend. Clinlon and RurJinrton I II. sh ip with sermon "Our Unity and Our FIRST CIIURCIl Of' CIlRIST, SCIENTIST Friday, 8 p.m" Go-Wesiey party for The Rev. Elmer E. Dierks, pastor Bond," 6:30 p.m, Luther league. 722 E. Collele sl. all students o[ Methodist preference. (Continued on POf!,e 8) Sunday, 8:30 a,m, unWed service tor younr Rnd old. with sermon, "On This RARON EVANGELICAL NIT E D foundation," by the Rev, Mr, Dierks, BRETHREN CHURCII Cia se. for primary and junior children R . C. Pralts,rarr. pador I will be held during the sermon, 10 a,m .. Sunday, 10 a,m, Sunday ~chool. 11 a,m. "The Artermath," Students are invited morning worsh ' p, college seminary day, • 10 Ro«er Williams house. 2~O N, Clinton 1:30 pm, evening worship, I s\., for breakfa I and a discussion of Mondav. 7 p,m" family night supper. "!'Ieatltles in Religion," 4:30 p,m., stu­ Miriam Fau. • t, missionary. special speak - dents and all younr People of eoUelle er, ate are invited to met a\ Roeer Wil­ Wedne.day, visitation night. Student Supply Sale liams house for picnic and vespers, 6:30 Thursday, 7: 15 p,m., prayer meeting. p,m.. Sunday eveninr club meetinll at 8 p ,m" chofr practice, F . r ~day . reception for EUB students at Studenta, Supplies and book. are no 10nq~ our business. WE SELL TOYS. In the home of Mr, and Mr . Hennan university, Meet'ng at Iowa Memorial plate, 711 K irkwood ave. Youne families Union at 7 p,",,, for transp()rtallon. appreciation to the STUDENT in helpinq us to qat a start four years aqo in the are ihvited. .' .. ' Monday, 7:30 p.m ,., meetinr of the UNITARIAN C8UltC8 business world, we are literally dumpinq thouacmds of dollars in. your Iap. in church school staft at the Denver Par- , Ie ....."eoo and Gilbert Sl. SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Many are priced below coats. BUT, WE DON'T WANT fish home, 730 Walnut It, The Rev, Alfred J . N. Henrlk.en. Tuesday, 2 to 5 p.m " coffee hour for mlnlsler THEM. WE'RE HAPPY JUST TO GET RID OF THEM. THEY CLUTTER UP THE aU new students at Roier Williams Sunaay, 10:45 a,m" opening Sunday hOU e, -.rviee wllll sermon, "Can A Liberal Be PLACE. So, come in DOW and wCllk out with Q BARGAIN. If yO\l don't 11k. the friday, 7!30 p.m.. J'e()eption for all Ln~Y?" 7 p.m" coUege age Fireside club, price taq on an itesn (e.,en thouQb it'. m.arked way down) make .us an offer. new and old students at ROller Williams Re[reshments served, house, - We'll probably take you UP on it. ZION L TlJERAN C8URCII REORGANIZED ChURCH OF (American Lulheran eo.rerence) JESUS CIlRJ8T OF THE Jobnson and Blo.minl'.. Ih. 1.ATTE& DAY AINTS The ReY. A. C, Proehl. pastor North Lobby eenfere.e. r.om, lew. Me",orlal UIII." Sunday. 9;15 a,m" Sunday school. 9:30 Daniel Waite. p.,tor a,m" Bible class, 10:30 am, dtvine service Bargain Days Bargain Days with sermon " Rest for God's People," Sunday, 9:30 a,m.. Sunday !chool, Lyle by the pastor, 7 p,m .• reception for new Woodstock teaching, 10 a.m" blessing o( st-udents at the Lutheran sl-udent house, IItlle children, 10 :45 a ,m" communion service, I .~.~·---~~~··_&·--· ~~...... ;:~t··· . 4tG0 , K '~ HERE CLARK T. MENNONITE CHURCH .•...... • • 1114 Clark at, :::::!!:!::!!:!::::::!::~: The Rtv, Norman Uebb • ,astor ::::::t!!'f!,..,..... -.-. !!'!'~'" $ 4.50 Drawing Boards .. , . .. , , ..... , ...... Now $ 2.25 Sunday. 10 a,m.. Sunday sohool. 11 l ,m" morning worship, 7:30 p.m" young 24.95 Drawillq Kits ...... " ...... " Now 12.50 people's meeting and sennon, • 3.60 Zoo kits, ...... , , , ...... ,...... Now 1.80 Thursday, 7:~ p,m .. prayer meeting, 1.80 Zoo Drawing kit...... , , ., .. , , ...... , . .. Now .89 CIIURCH OF THE NAZARENE Get Your 6.00 G. & C. Merriam Webster Dictionary, 6 ed. , ... , .... Now 4.75 Cerner ., Burllncwn and Clinton sla, Ira J. Hoover, mlnl,ter 5.50 Funk & Waqnalla Dictionary .... , ..... , . . . '" ... Now 2.50 Sunday, 10:15 a ,m., Sunday School, 11 :15, morning worship and broadcast of 4.25 "T" Squares for Engr. Drawing ...... "' ., .. . . ,. Now 2.15 Good New Hour over lOnC, 6:45 p,m,. .25 Spirals ...... " ...... NoW' .10 youth hour, 1:45 p ,m" evening service, .20 Spirals , . . " ...... ", ... , .... , ..... ,." ...... NoW' .10 Tuesday, 1:'0 p ,rn" ladies Bible class • prayer meeting, .15 Spirals ...... , ...... , , . , . , ...... , ... , NoW' .05 Wtdnesday. 7:45 pm" paryer meellng. .01 Graph paper .... , " .... , ..... " .. " . , ',. per doz. NoW' .06 Friday, 7:45 p ,m .. .10 Colored Mongol & Dixon Pencils ., ...... , " .. , .... NoW' .05 prayer meeting. 7:45 cia,. prayer meelinll, .10 Drawing Pencils ...... , ...... , Now .05 IOWA CITY \\IEETINq OF FRIEND .10 & .15 Erasers, ... , . '" , .. , ., '" , . , . , .... , .. ' , ...... Now .05 (lndependenl Quaker) .05 Pencils & Erasers,... "" ...... , .. ,. Now 2 for .05 YWCA clubroo.n, Jowa M~morial Union Sundny, 9:30 a,m" services. 2.50 Binders .... , ' .. , . ' ...... , .... , , .. , ...... " NoW' 1.95 1.50 Calendar Pad wj.th Stand. , . . . , . , ...... , , .. , .... Now .75 CHURCH Of' emu T NOW! Conl.ron.e room t, Iowa Memorial Union .01 Drawing paper ... , ", .. , ...... , . , .. per dozen NoW' .05 Sunday, 10 a.m" song .service and com­ munIOn, 10 :30 a,m " Bible study and wor­ 3.50 Advertising Scrapbooks for Journalism ...... , ' ... , NoW' .1.95 ship, .69 Staplers without Staples ", ..... , .. ,.,', ... ,.,." . Now .25 ST, WENCE.'LA 8URCII .20 to 2.00 Record Books for Budgets etc. , .,., .. . . ,. " . , .... NoW' ~ price li~O E, Daven port ,I, 'fb. Rtv. Ed" ard W, Neu.li, paslor, lbe .75 Clip Boards ...... , . ,., ...... ,.', .... ,.. NoW' .39 R.v, Josepb P. llines, a sl!lanl pa.tor .55 Clip Boards...... ' ...... NoW' " .35 Sunday rna. ,es: 6:30. 8, 1.0. 11 :45 a,Ol, ConCessions: Saturday, 3 to 5:30 p,m, 1.50 IOWA STATIONERy ...... , ...... " ...... NoW' .95 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. 8.75 PARKER VS FOUNTAIN PENS .. ' ...... '" ...... NoW' 5.95 ST. PATRICK'S CU RCR 5.00 ' Parker VS Automatic Pencils (matching). . NoW' 2.50 ~'!4 E , Court t . The Rt. Rev. IIts,r, Palrlck O ' It~ll\ y, 15.00 Sheaffer Lifetime Pens ... ' .. , .' ...... , ... , . , ..... NoW' 12.00 , ..lor, Ibe Rev. Ita) mond J . Pa cba. 10.00 Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, , . . , . , ..... NoW' 8.00 a. Islanl putor • Sunday masses: 6,20, 8:30. 9:45, II a,m, 5.00 Sheaffer Pencils. , ...... ' ..... , , .. ' " .. ,'...... Now 2.95 Weekday masses: 7:30 a,m, 9.00 Sheaffer Lifetime Pencils ...... , , ... , , . , , . : .. ... , . NoW' 5.95 Conle sions: Saturday, 3 to 5:30 P ,11l nnd 8 p,m, 5.00 Sheaffer Pens .. , ., .' , .... , ' , . ' . , , ...... , ...... , .. NoW' 3.95 ST, MARY' II R H 5.00 Parker Pencils. , .' .. , , , , . " .. . ,., ." ... , ..... , ' .. NoW' 1.95 Jerrerson and Unn st. .15 Ink ...... , .... , ... , .... , . , . '.... " .. ,. " NoW' .10 T~. Itt. Rev. IItser. ,R. IIldnberr, )I. lor, the Rev J , W chmlll and tbe .25 Ink. , .. , . .,' ...... ,' ,., ...... ,', ... ,.... NoW' .15 Jev, William 0 , Meyers,. islant pa lors 1.00 Automatic Pencils .. ' ...... , ...... , . ,. , . , .. , .. Now .50 Sunday masses: 5:45, 1:30, 9, 10 , 11 :30 a,m, .15 SCRIPTO (LARGE BOX) LEADS •.. all colors .. , . , . Now .08 Weekday rna e : 6:30 a,m, in the con­ vent. 7:2& and 8 a ,m , In the church, 1.00 SUI SPECIAL ENGINEER SCALE .... , " ...... ,.... Now .50 Confessions: Saturday, 2:30 to 5 pm, .25 to 4.00 Drawinq Instrumenta and equipment, , , , . , ...• , . .. Now y; price and 7 to 7:20 p,m.: weekdays. during the 7:25 a,m, masses and actel' the Novena .25 Green Tint Eye-Ease 8~"11 fillers. , .. .. " ...... Now .10 eervice , .15 Lens paper ...... , , , , ...... , .. , .... , , ... "NoW' .05 Novena Thursday at :I anti,. 1:30 pm, 2.00 Fraternity cmd Sorority Mascots (SOILED)., .. '.. ... NoW' .49 ST. TIIOMA MORE CHAPEL 3.00 GIANT Roll of Drawing Vellum , . , .. .. , , . , , .. , .. " Now .98 40~ River Ide drive The Rev, Ltonard J . Bru,man. paslor .65 Columnar Pact 14 col. .. , . , " . , .... , ... , "' ...... NoW' .39 The Rev , Rob~rl J , Welch and Iht Rev. J Walttr Mr leney, a Islant pa lors 1.25 Chem. Lab Aprons .. , , , , .. , , , .. , .. , , , " ...... NoW' .69 ~lInday ma~se ·' 5:45, 7:30, 9, 10, 11 :30 2.00 Swivodex Ink Wells with Pen.. , '."" ., ...... NoW' .89 {m, Weekday masse>: 6:30, 7, 7 :' ~ a.m, No Refunds or Exchanges - All Sales Final lIo1y day ma .. I!: 5:45, 1, 8, \I a,m, And 12:15 p,m, Confes~i on. 3:30 to ~ p,m , and 1 to 8:30 p,m, on all Saturdays, days before holy dayS' and th [11'.1 Fridays: for 20 STUDENTS minutes he[ore the Sunday mas'es: dur­ 'New Price ing the 6:30 and 1 :30 a.m, weekday I injunc- ma BeS, BUY FOR THE WHOLE GANG. ORGANIZATIONS, FRATERNITIES, SORORI­ FIRST ClrnrsrlAN II RCII Only TIES ••. DO YOUR BUYING ALL AT ONCE. Have one student make the pur­ ~I'/ 10"''' lI'1e, Tbe Itn. Leon • Enrland. mini ter chases for the group. W e'llload up your car for you. Sunday. 9: 15 a,m., Sunday ~choo\' 10:S0 I" m" mornlnll worship and com· (originally - STUDENT SUPPLY STORE) munion , with . 'rmon. "For What Arc You Hoplnl: " Two nurseries nrc pro­ vided - one for prt"school and 011 lor inrants, -375 Tue-day, 2 to 5 p,"" .• student t a lOl' all Ul student . ST,UDENT SUPPLY Wednesday, 7 n.m" choir rehearsal. 'fhur ~da~, 6:30 p.m .. Christian women'$ lellow.hlp dlnn!!r ior oli women of the rhurch. The R •• Sen Bobbitt, millist r 01 Centrai Chri Unll, Oe Moin • will speak, &. TOY CENTER FIR T PRE nV1'ERIAN CIlUR II 20 E. Mark.1 t , BREMERS All Sales on ,School SuppHes Final - No Exchanges, No Refunds Tbe Re v. P . lI ewi.on PoUo.k, pastor Sunday, 9:30 a.m" chur h tchooi. There 8r~ classea for ali aces [rom Ihree years 17 South Dubuque Street old and up, 10:4~ a.m.. mornlnll wor­ River ship with sennon. "The Three Solva­ observe tions," 5 p,m,. Wcslmlnsl r vcsp r, atu- j J. tlL PAGB FOUR. - THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, It51 .. Little .Hawks Defeat Ft. Madison, 7 .. 0 85-Yard Drive Wally, Roettger Kills Self; Wins Game By HAL GINSBERG Was Illinois Baseball Coach CHAMPAIGN ILL. (JP) - Wally Roettger, former major league City High started its 1951 foot­ ba. eball player a~d now baseball coach at the University or Illinois, ball season here Friday night by was found dead in his home Friday, pushmg the Ft, Madison Blood­ Coroller' Don Wikoff said Roettger look his own life. Wikoff said hounds all over the field, but the one-lime major league star' wound up with only a 7-0 victory to show for it. slashed his wrists and throat with man high school in St. Louis, At a razor, The razor was found ncar Illinois he played baseball and The Hawklets took complete the body, Wilto[f said. He started as a pitcher, but a command in winning their tenth Roettger, 49, was found by his straight game over a two year back injury forced him to give wife. Wikoff said Mrs, Roettg r pedod, only to see many promis­ up his ambition and he went into immediately called Doug Mills, ing drives sputter out because of the outfield. In 1924 he won the numerous fumbles, intercepted athletic director of the university, Big Ten conference medal (or passes and other mistakes. and physicians, but Roettger was proficiency in scholarship and deDd before aid came. The visitors, unable to capitalize athletics. His wife said he had been ill on five Iowa City fumbles, lost Aft e l' graduation, Roettger 1.heir fifteenth straight game over several years. played with Syracuse of the in. three seasons. Survivors in addition to his ternational league in 1925 and Jim Freeman, star end and co­ wHe, are a daughteL', 15, and a 1926. In midseason of 1927 he captain of the Hawk1cts, kicked son, 10. left Syracuse for the St. Louis off to start the game, The Blood­ Roettger returned to his alma Cardinals in the Na tIonal league, hounds were stopped cold and mater in 1935 after a professional Roettger voluntarily retired were forced to kick. City High baseball career that began in 1925. from professional baseball in 1935 took over and immediately went Be/ore entering Illinois in 1921, and came to IlHnois as baseball into its bad habit of fumbling. Roettger played baseball at Yeal- and basketball coach. Two fUmb les cost the Hawklets ground gained and the end of the 1'irst quarter found the Hawklets AT . deep in their own territol'y, 10 a lly lew an Ph. lo b y Bob Cohnl Hawklet Line Rou,h As usual the Bloodhounds were A Little Hawk Drives WILSON'S held to a standstill by the superb OPEN SATURDAY 4& MONDAY NIGHTS City High line, and after only a COB FRANTZ, City hlS-h back. found a bi, hole In the Fort MadI­ few seconds of the second quarter son line in the first qu:u·ter of their , ame Friday Di, ht and picked GENUINE Squirrel had gone by. the Little Hawks up 12 yards on the play before b e~n , stopped by Darrel Huffaker started a drive. (rif ht) and Walker West (no. 24) , The Hawkleis won. '7- 0. Calls With Kondora and Franz sweep­ ing the ends and quarterback Olt White mixing up his plays, the 4lUpll~3 Hawklets hit into Ft, Madison Freshme'n Get Work; lIIuslraled territory for the first tim.e, , Hunting Clothing 2.95 As the home crowd b~l{an to come to life, Darrell Huffaker, Hawks Drill on Defense COATS-US up Lohman Bloodhound halfback; ended the PANTS-6.95 up threat by stealing one of Wh ite's IoWa's recently promoted freshmen received their most intensive VESTS-2.'7S up 1.95 passes that bounced out ot Free-I scrutiny since coming up to the varsity squad as the Hawkeyes re- man's hands. tumed to heavy· contact work Friday. U. S. BOOTS WIGWAM SOX Called Back ' "lith numerous veterans still I Huf!aker danced down the side- [avu;.):; minor injurie:" Coac,h ",,' lines and raced his way ir.to the I Leon~r~ RaHensperger dIVIded .hls (' ~ end-zone only to be .ca.J\ed , bnc~ l.s:lJua,:l, , m~,

THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15,1951 PAGE FJft ,-0 Yanks Top Tigers Trail by 1/2 Game Gagliardi, Maxwelli';- ;----.... NEW YORK (IP) - Yogi Berra *'* * established sluggers as Ted Wil- Today' s Amateur Fino Is blasted a grand slam homer in the THE STANDINGS )jams, Dom DiMaggio and Walt first inning and big Vic Raschi Dropo Friday as the Boston Red BETHLEHEM, PA. (JP)-- Joe , The latter match was one of ·tched one hitbaU for seven inn Sox overpowered the lowly St. Gagliardi, giant-killing lawyer the most decisive semi-final tri­ f·, pi . - - AMERICAN LEAGUE I umphs in the history of American ings Friday at the New York Yan- W L PCT GB Louis Browns, 9-6. from Mamaroneck, N.Y., and Billy golf. kees defeated Detroit, 5-2, and leveland .. 89 iI:j .6!l7 The 24-ye~r~0Id Nieman, from Maxwell, a grim little Texas col- Gagliardi and Maxwell will tee napped a 3 game losing streak New york .. 87 G~ .W!6 \~ Kent, 0., .lomed the Browns 1egian, will clash today for the oCf in the 36-hole final at 7:30 ach ~lreak. - . ~~~!::o· : : : :~: :: :~: 1:\\ Thursday mght from the Okla- amateur goll championship of the a.m. and noon (Iowa time) to jor The triumph enabled the Yanks Petrolt ,... 6' 77 .41U U\~ homa City Texas league club United States. determine a successor to Sam leagu move within a half-game of the Phll.delphla ~.! 81 .4110 28 where he bashed 14 homers and Each a 200-1 shot when the of I11!no' e io Wa.hlnrlon 0" 8'~ .40l 8t'~ b tt d 323 Ul'zetta or Rochester N.Y., who T <" 0 4. ' IS, 1eague- Iea d109· Cleve I an d ... n d'lans SI. Loa II ' • • 1, 3 .."I~, • S a Lin." e . . 010 Ion A 11 0 51st annual tournament began. . ht ·th th S TOOAY'S PITCHERS I. ou • . ". ., •.-.. . was one of the mass of favorites ~ikorf Said wh ose nlg game WI e en- Oelrol& al ' New York-Stuart «(-5) v •• Bo.ton ...... ii'!'! 1100 OOx-O 1\ 1 Monday, this paIr of dark horses chopped down during this rocky t alors was raind out. The Indians Sa In (2.0) anlord. Widmar (I). 1IIahoney (0), eliminated two gallery favorites ----....: P.I,e (~) and nail: JeOermoU, Nixon . . , ' week over the 6,979-yard Saucon playa doublheader today. St. Loul. al DOllon-Pllle"e (6·") VI. (4), Kinder (7) and Rob lnsoll. wr.Kln- In Fl·lday s double-round seml- Valley country club course. LOUis. At Raschi, righthanded ace of the St~~~:.:!o·:l Phlladelphla-Gumperl (9. der ( II- '!). LP·Sanlord (4·111), IIR : finals, started in blustery winds "ee pl'lchl'ng corps, pl'tched nO-/6) va. Fowler ((1·[0) Nieman '! (151. ·!nd). Oropo Wlh), WII· and finished in a drenching rain = and Yan/n lIamo ('Wlh), OIManio (l'!lbl. . , but a . b II f 5 2 3" .. OJeveland .t Washln,l.n (~)-Wynq Gagll'ardl' 39 year Old rather f bIt a or / mnmgs an ... gave 118.12) .nd Gromek (7.3) \11. Jobnson * * * ' -- 0 NOW! to give Up only one hit-a single-when (1·10) .nd Moreno (4·10) A' 3 Ch' 0 !five children, mowed down 16- VA'RSITY Ends l\!onday! went into be was forced to withdraw because NATIONAL LEAGUE S, ISOX !year-old BilIy Jacobs Jl'., the hi~h won the f l' ht h ld 1 th Y k w L P T GB PHILADELHIA (/P)-The small- school student from Montebello, o a Ig s ou er n e an Brooklyn ... "9 49 .64~ est chucker in J;he mal'ors won Calif., 6 and 5, wI'nnl' ng on hI'S lor half of the seventh. B9b Kuzava New York .. 8;; 117 .5119 II and r . h d . Id' g t h't d 81 Loulo 73 61 5" 1 17 himself .. another game when 5 mastery around the greens. lOIS e up, Yle 10 WO 1 S an B~.lon ... :: 7') 68 :51 I 1M foot 6-inch Bobby Shantz south- Maxwell, a 22-year-old l'unior one run. Phlladelpbl.. 117 7. .47ii 23 ~~ Roettger polroll ...... 000 001 010-2 S 2 Clnolnn.1I . 61 81 .4:10 sn pawed Chicago to a 3-0 defeat who captains the golf team at Now York .. 400 010 OOx-ll 3 S Chl •• ,o .. .. 58 8:1 .411 3~\~ Friday night as Philadelphia's mite North Texas State in Odessa, Tex., of the In. o.ln, 11t.lehlnlon (I), Borowy (8) .nd PltI.burrh , as 84 .408 sa 1925 and 1I°u'o. SwUt (8): Ra.obl, Ku ... va (8) TODAY'S PITCIlER8 chalked up his 16th pitching de- made short work of Jack Benson, 1927 he aDd nerr •. WP· Ra.ebf 110·0). LP·Caln Brnoklvn.' PIUaburrh-Branoa (lS·7) cision against only nine losses. It the 40-year-old real estate de- ,. y,,~ St. LoUis (10·12), BRS*: Berr*a (271h*). VlN~e~~r~3-!l Chlearo-Jones (3. 10 ) Y•• was Shantz' third shutout of the veloper from Pittsburgh, who IIw r.., $", league. Minner ((i. I ~) yeal-. came into the tournament as a ~ Dodg<8rs 3 Pirates 1 Boatoll at SI. Louis - Cole (2.4) VI. Cbluro ..... 000 000 *-0 't 1 lark, 10 and 9. TONY retired , Brecbeen (8·4) or Chambers (1:1·11) Phil.delph~ ·100 IlOO '!Ox-:l 1 • in 1935 PITTSBURGH (JP)- Preacher Phlladolpbl. at Clnelnn.U-Jordan (I. Krollow «(l.S) and 1I1aol; Sbanta (J8.~) p. ___iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _____.. CURTIS baseball Roe hurled his 20th victory of 3) v •. Wehmeier (5-9) &ad Tipler. the season and Andy Palko hit Three I League - * * * DANCELAND PIPER his 24th homerun Frici;ly night Cedar Rapids 000 218 280- If • 4 Braves 7-6, Cards 4-5 as the league leading Brooklyn Qulney ' . , ' " lUI OO~ r.ax-I't III II LAURIE Melnn, A.amar (6), Viller (7). Meb· ST. LOUIS (/P) - Climaxing a I AIR CONDITIONED Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pi- Ilaeh (8) and Kratzer: LeUau. B.rwell perfect night at the plate, Earl Tonlrht rates, 3-1. (7) Ilnd Smith. (Quincy le.d. 1·0) Torgeson knocked out a tie- SKIPPy ANDERSON & HIS - ADDED FUN • Palko lined hIs circuit clout sUflng. th e season'S 15th v 1cory t breaking double in the eighth in- ORCHESTRA Into the Pirate bullpen scoring for New York's Jim Hearn. nl'ng to drive Sam Jethroe across You've heard them from lhe 'CANDID MIKE' · R b' h d • h ' . ARAGON &< TRIANON. J ae kIe 0 111 :;on a ea oJ. Im]\1 For instance, in the seventh in- the plate and give the Boston WGN CHICAGO • YOUR FAVORITE SHORT - the filth inning. ning, the Giants counted twice Braves a 6-5 victory over the St. Every WEDNESDAY COLORTOON • LATE NEWS Roe encountered little trouble without a hit, but aided by two Louis Cardinals. The triumph Popular "OVER 2S·NITE" stilling the Pirates bats, giving up Cub boots crnd a passed ball. brought the Braves within one ~~~;~~;;;~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ only six hits. The Pirates' score Big Bob Rush was the victim game of the third-place Cardinals. came in the eighth after the Dod- of the messy Cub play, but con- . win. LATE gers scored once. trlbuted to his own downfall by Boston ...... oeo 28l 18S-1 14 • SHOW Little 'Murry Dickson went the'~· , alk d' h d 8& Loula SIHI... HI~" t TONITE TI!!~Y l ~SUlOg SIX W S san wle e (i.t r.mei · ~~spended ,.me 01 Au,. ·l distance for the Pirates trying among the 10 hits he allo.wed in Surkonl, Chipman (7) and Cooper: (['I.z., . MONDAY hard , for his 19th win of the sea- eight innings. Johnny Klippstein Boyer. 1".nler (7), Mun,er (9) . nd Sar· son but getting his 14th loss iQ- fl'nl'shed for the Cubs. nl . WP·Surkon& . (I~· I :I). LP.B.yer (~.~), HitS: EllIoll 2 (I ·llh. 1:lIh), Gordon stead. New York .. , I.. to~ 220-711 0 ClOth) . Jethroe (12Ib), Rlee (llrd). llrooklTn .... 0IIII 020 (lIO-S 9 I Chlea,o , . , " HI. IlOO eol-~ . ~ Boston .. , ,.. (JI! I 21M' 0111-6 1:1 1 'I\oI.barrb .. 000 00(l 010-..1 Ii 2 Hearn, Spencer (0) .nd Weslrum, N.· St. Lous . ," :1111 100 00&-(1 8 (I a .. and Campannela: Dlokson and Me· ble (I) ; Ru.b, Kllpp. leln (9) and Bur· Nlcbol ••nd Cooper: L.nler, Pohollky CIII •• rh. IIR: Bkn·p.r... . ,eso. HR: Cbl·S.uer. WP·II •• rn; LP· (4) an d O. Rice. LP· roholsky. IIR : Bos- Ru sh. Marsh.lI. Giants* 7,* Cubs * 2 * * * CHICAGO (/P)-The New York , Red Sox 9, Browns 6 Phils* 10, * R~ds* 4 Giants got exceptional coopera- BOSTON (IP) - Bob Nieman's Phll.dolphl. 800 40~ II 'l-11l 11 I sensational feat of homering on Clnelna.U . ' illO l in 'I~ 4 II 4 ,'bon from the buttcr-fingered Chureh .nd Wilber : Itanudell. Era.1t Chieago Cubs for a 7-2 victory his first two major league batUng (7), Byerly (8), Smith (!I) .nd Pr.mes., Friday which kept the Giants appe rances was offset by such Howelt (0). LP·Rllmsdell. within hailing distance of the ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""" pennant-sniffing Brooklyn Dod­ IJ IJ La 0 .. '( A ( J R I (I I NAT ION gers. In one of their sloppiest per­ form ances of the year, the Cubs [flPiTDL comm itted five official errors and several unofficial blunders in as- STARTS SATURDAY For your enjoyment in Foreign Hits 1st Iowa City Showing "DOOR OPEN 1:15-10:00" STARTING • 2 Foreign Hits in One Highway 6 West of Coralville Door Open FIRST SHOW STARTS 7:15 1:15 TUESDAY Not· 1 • But· 2 « First Show tt'fSfttD 1:30 ( - OVER THE Beaultrul Husband, v,j(e and N0 W WEEK END - lover find a new de­ 1H£ GREATEST ~ign forliving (and PK:J.NiE. Of OO£RTNllMOO EV£/I FlUIED! loving) "Gay­ with only an oCC'­ l'ional nod to the Johnston oRice." - Newsweek "One of the BEST!" -Rcdbook

' .. Gino "DOOR OPEN 1:15-9:45" WWflI) DE SICA • MIRANDA'· CERVI STARTS TO.DAY "END d£~~~~~// TUE DAY" a FIRtT RUN MITt ~ IIIORIC "Out of this world IIFull of fun and surprises!'" r WOMEN -N. Y. New. Color by CINECOLOR

" SUP:H~~'~~. LONOO~' ~a' PECIAL LATE "OWL" now FOR THRILL SEEKERS "EXCELLENT'" o. STARTS 11:30 -N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE • Boris Karloff "Black Friday" U!Sk.-_'M_'" ' .0t4Wl:l11 1nl:tlWlll1tll"·· · · ··· · AT UNDAY "Eagle & the Hawk" LOST WORlD! ....f [~ ..... \ .... ·...... 1.... --) T UESiii At MONDAY John Payne THE PAGE SIX - TilE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15.• 191U. • • 1-"""Mi8cellaneou8 for Sale WANT AD RATES EARl..V Am rlcan Side.Board, table .nd • • chairs, Call 8·1914 One day., .. ,.".... 60 per word STUDENT toble•• chaIt '. lights " book Three days .. ",. lOe per word helv 8, Call 7645 nfier 4, ix days ...... " 130 per word WASIllNG machIne, Used only three One Month . .... 390 per word years, Cxc lIent condItion. Will accept beat OUCI', 328 4th ovenue, Phone 6157, Minimum Charre .,., ...... 500 ~------Work Wanted Autos for Sale - Used Help Wanted FRIGIDAIRE '00,00, Phone 0297, Classified Display ----- WANTED part time job {or UniversIty STUDENT boy with grocery experience, SMALL. Wcstln"house relrlilerator, Good For consecutive insertions student (Junior) thIs school year, Good pnrt.tlme durin" the week, a ll day condition. '48. Dial 3857, One Month ...... 50c per col. inch references, Contact Ronald D, BuUer. 426 1946 CHRYSLER convertible. radio. heat- Snturdnys, Apply Economy Grocery # I "g. North 2nd avenue. West, Newton. Iowa, er. white side walled tires, Call 8· 2336, DCI'OSS from Compus, UUNTING? ~t a DaUy rowan Wlnt ~ (A 21 insertions) !lnd It lor yoU, 8·werds·6 days-,1.Wo ,sTUDENT lind family laundry, Reason. 1940 MERCURY. 4 door, 8·2881. Salary and 4191. tod.lly, Six Consecutive days, . able, Finest work, Dial 7779, SALE LADY, lull time, ~1l 1950 NASH sedan. 1947 CHEVROLE-r Commission , Waynen, LOOK In your atticl ThouaanlU or pe0- per day ...... 60c per col. inch WASHING and Ironing, Dial 8-.0-3-93-,-- Fleetllne. 1939 CHEVROLET 2 door. ple r adlntl the Iowan clallUled aecIloa One Day ...... ,... 75c per col. inch 1936 CHRYSLER sedan 1939 DODGE ae­ STUDENT help wanted, Apply SMITHS lTe Interelted In wnat YOU bave to IflI. WASHINGS and Ironlngs, Dial 3250, dan. Ekwall M('tor Co, 627 S. Copltol at, Restaurant., II S, DubIJQlle, I Iowan ads get reflultl. Call 11il . 1 Brlnr A.t"fertlnmon'l to III'&-'50'&-'51's: Looklnll for a newer Til. Dall1 Iowan Balin.. Orflce WANTED: Automotive Parts Salesman I Want to Buy Buomont, East lIall or pbone Lost a nd Found modelT If the car you want Is not (or tel'l'ltor), south and west 0 Cedar - listed. let a Dally It ' ''a~ Want Ad find Rapids, Drawing account and corl'lInlsslon, WANT used washing machl.ne and dte. FOvND: New way to find arllcle you I~have owners call you to buy or trade, Must have own car, Apply In person, nO 10st.1 A Dally Iowan Want Ad wllJ DIal 4191. phone calls accepted, Aula Parts Co, 808 ,ric relrll!erator Call x205'. dlya, 4191 alslst !Inder return It to you, Phone Third Avenue S ,E,. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Instruction 4191. Music and Radio WANTED: Lady for InsIde !loor ulel, Larew Plumbln, and heallnll Co, BALLROOM dance lessons, Mimi YOIIdt Automotive RADIO repaJrlnll, JACKSON'S ¥L!C, Wurlu, Dial tl48-~ , Rooms 104 Rent TRIC AND GIFT 114611 , WAN~ : Man for appliance salel, Sal- USED auto parta. Coralville Salva.. Co, ary plus commission, Must hove own ROOM for Senior or Graduate boys, Dial 8·1821. car, Larew Plumblnll and HeaUn, Co, Phone 8· 2693, Insurance WANTED: Old calli for 'unk, Bob • 'SAlJESLADIES tor Cull time permanent PLEASANT room for graduate man stu- Goody's Auto Parta. Dial 8.1755. FOR fire and auto Insurance. home. ana poslUon. Student wives may apply, S, dent. Coil 4571 Saturday or Sunday anI ----'T';'--- ~~_~""":" ___ _ acrealles. _ Whltln,l-Kerr Realty Co, S, Kteage Co, after 5 p,m, weekdays, House For Rent Dial 2123. B-0-A-R-D~-J-o-b-8,--H-u-st-\J!-r-s-O-n-I-y-, - R-e-Ic-hs SINGLE rooms for graduate or employed Cafe. women, Phone 4354 or 7435, MODERN housekeeplnll cabins for stu· LOClll8 dent couples, Two miles Irom campus, APPROVED rooms for men students, Dial 2330 , QUJCK LOANS on Jewelry. clolhll'll. r: // radios etc_ HOCK·EYE LOAN. U8~ Move Yourself Phone 8·2737-17 SQuth Govern... , -----Rlr'ea-,.l-ES.... t~a~t-e----- S, Dubuque, ;JYPEWRITERS APPROVED rooms for men, Dial .2656 or LOANED on ,un•• carner•• , dla- and Save V2! 2327, FOR SALE: Cheap, Good 3 room house *'*"rno.nda. c1otl)In, etc,"'RELlA,BLE LOU , Completely reconditioned with new 8><20 enclosed por~h , DIIII ('.0, lot EaH 'Burlln,toW: ' / Rent a HERTZ trUCl{ and drive it • NEW machine perfom\ance CLEAN plea",nt rooms for men students, 6000 aCler 4, _ Phone 4632. ______yourself. Special long distan(;e • New machine guarantee_ For foot comfort .•• • Portables and standards 2 DOUBLE rpoms-Bnsement room with IGNITION rates. No chauffeur's license re- • 2 with Spanish keyb(1ard cooking prlvtlelles. Phone 6787, For new, shoe look .. CARBURETORS quired. On Sale Onl $15 and ROOM tor stUdent, Dial 9194 , GENERATORS STARTERS ED SIMPSON BURESH RENTAL SERVICE Y vP DOUBLE room, Men,------Dial 6455 , 113 Iowa Avenue BRIGGS & STRATTON MOTORS 1405 3rd Street S.E. WIKEL.. ROOMS-Graduate women, Phone 4.16. PYRAMID SERVICES Shoe Repairing and Supplies CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ----''------2 DOUBLE rooms lor ---men stUdents, 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 LET US REPA'R YOUR SHOES DIAL 4-0277 23 E. Washington Phone 8-1051 Phone 10446, 230------N, LInn, ROo..""IS and ,arare, Jl26 Rochester ave, HENRY CARL ANDERm 3247. LARGE basement room, cooking prlvl· leges, Couple. Phope 3722, , , ROO:\lS lor women, Close In, Phone 81721,

ROO~IS with board in private home on bus \lne, Seulor and graduate girls, Dial 6203 LARGE ------DOUBLE ROOM FOR MALE student, Plea!>llnt and convenient loca· t lon, Dial 8·3100, ROOMS and garoe;e, 1126 Rochester Ave, 3247. ROOMS FOR men, Private entrance, Dial 748~ , ROO;\IS for 3 graduate men students, Private Kitchen, Phone 8-1958, FURNISHED Double rooms, Men, One (...... ", ... ' block to East Hall. Dinl 8· 2222 Ot' 6589, ROOMS. men students, 714 lawn Avenue, POP EYE TOM SIMS. Phone 2667, ATTRACTIVE single room, Seml· prlvate pOOR E5~LDA !! bath and phone, N('ar Hospitals ~nd University, Pholle 2264, LARGE attractive double room for girls 'Jear campus, Phone ------8·1536, ROOMS lor men, Dia l ----6361. LARGE warm clean doubl rooms. 1\1en, Phone 7119. DOUBLE room for men students, Close In. PrIvate entrance, P hone 3420, ROOM for men, Private entrance, 211 North Dodge. DOUBLE rooms With cokoing prl\'lIeres for men students, 713 E , Washington. LARGE single room in private home near Uni\'erslty Hospitals, Graduate male .ludent preferred, Phone 7955, Ride Wanted

TRAVELING? Cut expenses next trip BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG with rider. $1 Want Ad may cut auto expemes 'I., Dial 4191. Apartment for Rent MAMA. I'M NO BABY 1 ROO),! basement apt" kitchenette, bath ANY MORE " WHY in exchange lor house and ~ ard work, CAN'T 1 WEAR Dial 6957, LONG SKIRTS LlI<'E iHE PARTLY fUl'nlshed apartment for stu· OTHEf< dent married couple. al~o rooms for men students, 115 Enst Market, GIi;'LS;> SMALL apartment, •Dial 6382, FURNISHED bosement apnrtment. Room for man , 815 North Dodge, S MALL apartment. Completely furnished, Close in, Immediate possession, Dial 9G8 1. S MALL furnished apartment for student man and wife, Dial 3426,

TWO [00'),&. '12 oath. rurnished apart· ment upst"irs. $60, One room. kitchen i: T T A privileges downstairs, $35, 625 South Gil. KETT PAUL ROBINSON bert. Dia I 8-11129. THE BOYS DION'r AI..L _-=-ev. .. SUDDENLY D£CIDE1O 8E .. Wanted - Doorman BACI-l6L.OR.S, ~·" T14E.Y'RIi DATING SOMr:eoOV,~ Good part time job for Student. Apply to manager of Drive-In Theatre. rd, table IIlQ mE DAILY IOWAN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 15. 1951 - PAGE SEVEN ~ The ' News- In' Pictures f • Pleasure Before Work 'Honor for Hoover

REUTLINGEN MAYOR OSKAR KALBFELL handed TWA Capt. INGRID BERGMAN relaxed with her pet dogs while sailing at Santa Marinella, Italy. recently. She will William Chambers an honorary citizenship certificate for Herbert Hoover for aid to Germany after the war. Nee IGOR start working on a film under the direction of her husband Roberto ·Rossellini. 8-1051 I Fighter Plane Jerked in Two on Carrier Deck Food's Also Necessary

sPECTACULAR CRASH shown on the deck of the U.S. Carrier PrJJJceton occurred when. a pilot got I'­ (cOl} )q Cll~ t}ze t}zroU>e when ne exuec(ed a wave-off (tam a, \a,nmng signal oUicer. He dived for the ileck. The F-6-F struck at an angle, en,aged an arrestln, cable with such violence the craft broke in l'\J·o. The front section is shown as it churned through three barriers. Tax-Free Oleo Is Pushing Butter LUCIANO NEGRINI, fomer priest, served lunch to Claire Young ot Chica,o, in an l'partment near Milan, Italy. The couple, whose ro­ * * * manc~ made front pageS last month, are jobless and broke, but hope that difficulties In the way of their marrla(e will 800n be e1eared up. BUTTER IN JULY 1950 . Campaigning for New Job I

BUTTER NOW, OFF 14% TO 1,250,000,000 LBS. A YEAR

OLEO NOW, UP 17% TO 1,000,000,000 LBS. A YEAR

ItTUIE-CHART ABOVE TELL THE STORY 01 how colored oleo. lreed of federal tax in July, 1950. has since been puahin( butter off tile Dltioll" tables, aecordin, to iture dep~men' lllUlleII. 'Pt\f lI&fMa CODIllJIIpHob 01 bllttter"""'" I powuh aBIl"aall, durint tlie illS-II periol. woacls 01 cbeaper oleo bu cut the firure to about BISHOP A. TOMLINSON and his wife, Mari~. ;topped In WII~hlll&100D. ~ Uaa& QlOUJlL cia)" 42-a&a&e 1eampalp tour for preaideDe)' of the U.S. ,

PAGE EIGHT - THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15,1951 TAX COLLECTOR INDIOTED BOSTON (lPI-Denis W. Delaney I Highlanders (hutch·Calendar . •• ousted by President Truman as Iowa Business 66 Physicians Want Women (Collt/lIl/cd fro-Ill page 3) internal revenUe collector for Massachusetts, was indicted by a Wanted: Fresnman ana sopho­ NITEO TVDENT FELLOWSHIP fed ral grand ]ury Friday Oil Sunday, 5 p.m., buUet supper lit th from 4States more women students, 5 teet 5 charges of accepting bribes totaling Activity Hits CongrejlaUol1ol church. Special pro,rnlll inches tall, with musical and lor new studen ts. $12,500. Monday, 4 to 5 p.m., coffee hour In marching experience. Personality the Fireplace room. AU students are cor- "iiiii.i _____ ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iii Attend Conference and appearance important. cUally Invited to attend any or all or the activities. New Heights With those qualifications any Tuesday, 2 to 5 p.m., open house and Iowa', City's Sixty-s; ~ pnYS!Clans from Iowa, freshman or sophomore woman cortee hour. Iowa's business activity rose to rIlinois, Nebraska and Michigan Wednesday, " to 5 p.m., coCfee hour. New Electric Shop student may take part in SUI's Friday, United Student fellowship wel­ new heights during the first halI of were in attendance at the annual Scottish Highlanders tryouts, come banquet at the church. which begin at 1:30 p.m. today in BEACON 1951 , although preliminary figures pediatrics post-graduate confer­ TRINITY EPI8COPAL CHURCD the Iowa field house. Cellel8 and Gllberl I II. for recent months indicate some !nce held at the college of med­ However, Bill Adamson, direc­ Tile Re.,. Har.lil F. McGee, reeter ELECTRIC levelling off of the inflationary icine this week. tor at the Highlanders, said Fri­ Sunday, 8 a.m., holy communion. Breaklasl follows. 11 :15 a.m., nursery. LAMPS trends provoked by the Korean The one-day conference was day these qualifications are de­ 11:15 a.m., family worship. 9:15 a.m., church 8chool. 10:45 a.m., morning pray­ lponsored by the college of medi­ sired, but not necessary. SHADES war. New students who will be tak­ er and sermon, "It Is Time To Put Away cine's department of pediatrics The Gods You Have Manufactured." This analysis of Iowa business ing entrance tests this afternoon 5:30 p.m., Canterbury club. APPLIANCES lDd the Iowa Pediatric society. Wednesday, 7 n.m., holy communion. trends appears in the September may tryout for the Highlanders 10 : 1~ a.m., holy communion. AND issue of the Iowa Business Digest, :Juest speaker was Dr. Calvin W. as late as 3:30 p.m., Adamson said. FrIday, Fcast day of Saini Matthew, published by SUI's bureau of bus­ the Apo tie and Evangelist. 7 a.m., holy ACCESSORIES Woodruff, department of pedia­ WILSON CLOSES FOR WEEK commonulon. 6 p.m., annual student­ iness and economic research. faculty dinner. Speaker will be Presi­ For Your Room trics, Vanderbilt university, Nash­ CmCAGO (\JI\ - Wilson and dent Virgil M. Hancher, The Rt. Rev. Average weekly earnings for all ville, Tenn, Company one of the world's larg­ Gordon V . Smith will be In attendance. manufacturing employes were 12 .5 Among those attending the con­ est meat packers, announced Fri­ ST. PAUL. LVTH~RAN CHAPEL ELECTRIC per cent higher for the first six day that it will suspend all beH 40. E. Jefrerson II. ference were Drs. Lorrainne Frost, The Rev. John F. Cholll, puter months of 1951, as compared with slaughtering for one week, begin­ Sunday, 11 :30 a.m., Sunday 8chool and BEACON those of a similar period in 1950. John R. Maxwell and M. L. Mosh­ ning Monday and blamed the shut­ Bible class. IO :3() a.m. divine worship with sermon, "The Christian'S Love," by 115 S. Clinton 8-33lZ. Manufacturing employment was !r of Iowa City. down on price ceilings. Seminarian R. Scharlemann. . up 7.6 per cent during the first half of 1951, bank debits in 11 cities were 20.7 per cent higher, and department store sales werc up 6.7 per cent during the initial half-year period. However, the average daily de­ Make Iowa Supply your partment stare sales since March of this year have been almost identical with sales of the same months in the past two years. The exceptionally high sales records established in January and Febru­ Headquarters For ary of this year boost the six­ months' average abovl\ the first hall-year average lor 1950. An even more significant fac­ tor in the levelling-off tendency School Supplies has been the decline of constru­ - Textbooks - tion activity. Construction con­ tracts awarded within the state during the first half of 1951 wef( and Sporting Goods 3 per c e n t lower than during the same six months of 1950. Slaughter of cattle in 10 a de­ You'll find everything you'll need for creased during the first six months of 1951, as it did throughout the school at IOWA SUPPLY. Be sure to nation. Iowa ranked third, after visit us for everything from textbooks California and Illinois, in the num­ to desk lamps to waste baskets. ber of catle slaughtered, with 7.8 per cent of the nation's total. Cat­ Whether it's school supplies lor SPORTIIIG GOODS WRITIIiG SUPPLIES tle slaughter in Iowa during the work or sporting goods ior play­ first six months of 1951 was 13.2 remember lOWA SUPPLY Equipment lor. per cent lower than that for a All S AlI0IlEIY. similar period last year. Tennis Hog slaughter was almost 10 Golf SUI STATIONERY and the Finest per cent higher this year in the year-to-year comparison of the Basketball Selection of Fancy and Re9'llar Writ· first six months of 1950 and 1951. Football ing Papers in Iowa Clty In this field Iowa was the fore­ most state in the nation, having Baseball and Softball Parker Pens and Pencils slaughtered more than 5.5 million SwimminQ' Sheaffer Pens and Penclls, Leads hogs, or 15 per cent of the nation's total. Illinois ranked second. lNOTEBOOKS Archery SOIP Inb - kallmark Carda Badminton Zipper 3-Ring Boob Table Tennis SUI Grad Writes Imitation Leather Boob Men's and Women'. Canvas Ring Boob Gym Apparel Labor Law Book Spiral Noteboob "Labor Laws of Iowa," a guide Filler Paper for Iowa employers who operate small or medium-sized businesses, is being published and distributed this week by SUI's bureau of la­ bor and management. ART I ENGINEERING Compiled by Thomas A. Stewart, June gradu~te of the college of law and former graduate assist­ SUPPLIES ant in the bureau of labor and management, the layman's guide Drawing Boards scts forth in simple and logical MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS order those Iowa laws prescribing PorUoUos rights and duties existing between (The Largest Stock in the Stalel) an employer and his employes. . Crested Jewelry Watercolors, Tempera, Oil Painta Author Stewart. Knoxville, has Pennants and Novelties Textbooks, New ana used Brushe. and DrawinQ' Pens provided concise chapters on cre­ ation of the employer-employe Personalized Match Cas.. & Napkina Fiction Non-Fiction Sketch Paper relationship, hours of work, safe­ Desk Lamps and Wastebaskets Modem Ubrary All Type. Paper ty appliances, facilities for em­ ployes, wages, workman's com­ BloHers and Desk Seta Art and Sports Boob Drawing Sets pensation, labor disputes and dis­ charge of employes. Stewart's booklet aims primar­ ily at providing information for We Honor G. I. small-scale employers who do not retain fuJI-time attorneys; for em­ ployers whose businesses are not Req u isitions of a specialized nature which would subject them to technical legislation, and for whose employ­ ers activities are not subject to federal control. Copies of the booklet are being distributed throughout the state to Iowa labor, management, edu­ cational and public groups. Single copies are available upon request to the bureau of lapor and man­ 8 South Clinton Street agement. A charge of 25 cents will be made by the bureau fol' Di 4188 copies other than the initial free one. I~======~======~.a~~~.. =====-~~~~ __ ~~~~~.. ~ , (