On the Inside, . Weather ~ It So Short Partly cloudy ud eon- •.• Page 2 . s.s.. PItchers Plcked tlnued cold. Bl,h '04Ia" ... Page" , 61; low, 21. Hla'h Tues- UIdoD Board ElectiolU Dwan ... Page 6 . da" 51; low, 32 . Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leaee~ Wire - Five Cents Iowa City Iowa, Wednesday. October 4, 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 307 Iowa City Shivers, Phoenix Swelters, ·Ai ' rf~rce R~ports Def~nse Lin~, Winds Rake Texas No Red Killing frost was predicted for most of Iowa Tuesday night with the low in Iowa City expected to be 32 degrees. Continues Destroying Supply CoIUIJ1" ·~ Lowest reading for the state Tuesday was reported at Sioux City where the mercury dropped * * to 29. * Two More Iowans Listed Killed in Korea Forecast for today is for cont­ -South. Koreans. Yugoslavs Join World Citizen, WASHINGTON (JP) - The department of defense announced inued cool and cloudy and with a low of 32 and a high of 60. Tuesday night that two more Iowans have been killed in action Phoenix, Ariz. reported the To Be American Again in Korea, Push SO 'Miles highest temperature in the nation 'India in Urging They were army Pto. Cecil E. Nesbit, son of Mrs. Huel A. Tuesday with 98 degrees, Says McGrath Nesbit ot Muscatine. and marine Cpl. Louis Gene Sullivan, 80n Down at Port Isal;lel, Texas, at of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shere of Malvern. Across Border · WASHINGTON (JP) - Gareth the mouth of the Rio Grande, Plan for Korea The department also announced that army Pfc. William E. (Garry)Davis, the 29-year-old ex­ By RELMAN MORIN tropical winds raked the coast at LAKE SUCCESS (JPl-Commu­ Baugh, son ot Mr. Lilah Baugh of Davenport, has been wounded TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) (JP)­ 46 miles an hour and were expect­ nlst YUloslavla joined India Tues­ bomber pilot who now wants back in action in Korea. United Nations air power blaSted ed to reach 55 miles this morning. day in asking the United Nations the American citizenship he re­ Red supply arteries In North Ko­ Miami reported a small but to try to find a compromise solu­ nounced two years ago, apparent­ rea today but searched in vain for severe hurricane turned north­ tion between East and West pro­ ly is going to get it. signs ot a Communist defense line ward in the Atlantic and picked lip grams for Korean peace. against South Korean forces ad­ speed after bypassing Bermuda. Atty. Gen. Howard J . McGrath Pittsburgh Judge Says Sut a succession of other dele­ vancing 50 mlles beyond the 38th At 9:30 p.m, (CST) the season's said Tuesday he sees no reason parallel. . gates In the general assembly "at this time" tor OPPOSing Da­ seventh hurricane, with winds up 60-nallon political committee piled Pilots claimed they hoek.. to 100 miles per hour near the vis' desire to become a U.S. citi­ Papers Prove Red Aim up support for an eight' - nation out 85 eamoufla,ed .ruck. In • center, was about 2.0 miles north­ zen again - but th at he will have plan to unite the country ns an to go through the regular naturali­ PITTSBURGH (AP) - A Pittsburgh judge Tuesday produced Red convoy morin, down TUH­ west at the resort islands otf the independent nation/ day from tht: diredi.n 01 Chl­ South Carolina const. zation process applying to any oth­ n bulky sheaf of seized documents he said proves the C~mmllnist Smaslt Re.ll*anee er alien. nHe Communl.t Manchuria. party in America is n war machine which seeks to overthrow the The Red radio at the capital of Australia told the committee This means that Davis, who pro­ government. PyonlYang continued to , ignore that North Korean resi~tance must claimed himself a "citizen of the University Theatre wOl'ld" in Paris in 1948, can have Judge Michael A. Musmanno said he sent 17 documents to General MacArthur's ultimatum, be smashed and the entire coun­ broadcast hourly since Sunday, tor try occupied· by the UN to guar­ his citizenship restored in March, the House Un-American Activi· To Present 'Green antee peace and unity. Canada and 1952, thanks to his recent mar­ the Philippines agreed generally riage to Audrey Peters, Hollywood ties committee which establish with this and the statement COlmd dance instructor. the aims of the American Com­ Home by Christmast Grow the Lilacs' wide support Irom other speakers. Generally, naturalization takes munists without question. SPOKANE (JP~ben The play Irom which the Broad- 'YUIl0lslavia arid India favor a five years. However, the law pro­ Investlfators C('r the house and crew. of the Hnd aM way "Oklahoma" was taken subcOmmittee to study the provi­ vides that an alien who has re­ committee In Washington called 98tb bombardmen' UO.PI opens at the Uni.versity theater sions of a Russian blgc plan and sided here for two years and has the papers "sensational in Im­ "probably" will be )lome from the Korean war b, '!t" Oct. 18, it was announced Tues- of the unification pro~am sub­ been married to an American lor port." The documents will be ;1'). • • _" • day. mitted by' Britaln and seven oth- one year of that time may get riven to committee members Ohristmas. . The play, "Green Grow the Li- er ilOwers. ' final citizenship papers. when they return to the capital That was tne word Tuesday ~~ - 'J . , . fo Warn You ... lacs," was written by Lynn Riggs, ••Ii Uae Yuroelav anel Indl.n next month. from Col. Clifford H. Ree., .. . and is the story of settlers in the THIS SIGN at the entrance to commander ot the Spokane A}' ~:;'IUCy.cLE AJ)O~N£n Oklahoma tetritory at the turn of delel'aUon leaders "," ..peel But­ ¥usmanno, Democratic nom­ air!orce base. Col. Rees, also ~.'''' i?$ '\6' a crlm warnlnlr of the danger of 8peedinz where aI.'II· .....~ : &o ..,.u UN lorces Ban~s irlee for lieutenant-governor of .. l the present century, ou' of KIH'e& bnmeilaMI,. Carnival of commander of the air willi ~"r. ~. frpnt of tbe '5llrU were (left) Blil Buck ••• son of Prof, Gregory Foley, business Pennsylvania. released photostatic Buick, Go Deunr, Colo., who was Injured Tuesday which controls botb groups, ",,,1II'te' W, manager of the theater, said, "The Yugoslav forlliin ~inillter Ed­ copies of letters, directives and 4, returned Monday from Japan. lit.. .: oib near ~ 111m, and' ••bb(e Artley. son of Robert Artley. I.D. card is the student's ticket vard 'Kardelj ~ulgested, however, leaders AnnoQJnced pamphlets he said he took from '0; Ilamp40n. .esldenta of S~~l,Im park recently erected the 81m Crew members of both B- to the theater. It should be pre- that the 38th parallel should be the desk of Steve Nelson, chair­ 29 u 'jari of a. intensified ca~l.n aimed at drivers who endan&'er I'roups are from ever,. sen ted at the box oUice, room 8-A, continued as an .administrative man ot the Communist party of ,uk ebildretl playlnr In the 'tte'e~. For 'Next Saturday pari of the United State.. Schaeffer hall, tor seat reserva- boundary between the two sec­ western Pennsylvania, in an Aug. Implying that their mission tions." tions of Korea until the country Names of the nine bands which aL raid on Nelson's office. was nearly completed, Col. Student reservations wlll be is rendy for unification. will play at the Carnival of Bands Nelson and two aides now are Rees said Gen. ,MacArthUr C!b :t·' D~Jve~ , Fic~s ' /lvaUable Oot. 11, he said. ','. Natl... ":.. 1 ... & program in the Iowa Union Satur­ free on $10,000 bonds on charges h ad asked tha t both 1J'0ups The campaign to seil season NationaJ~t Chinlt• .Eou~dor, Nor- day, were dlsclDsed Tuesday by Ed () ( seditiOn tiled by Musmanno. be held at their war buei tlcke'£s .to residents of Iowa City way, Burma and. El Salvador Joln­ McLaughlin, E3, Des Moines, In New l1lrk, a spokesman at untH Nov. 8. "However, I'm I '_d"~::,. ~ Ch"~. rges and the state, tor all seven plays ed. 'tile pa,rac:l.e of, countries favor- chairman of the committee. Communist party headquarters confident they will be home in of the 195()-~1 season begln$ to- 'il)l tl}e ' elght~na~ion plan. . Ban\,!s wlll play Ior one hour termed the charges "ridiculous," plenty of time for Christmas," day. These . tickets cost' $5 and ) The onlY, .support for the Rus- shilts from 2 to 5 p.m. in the adding, "It's just another Mus­ he added. ~D9WJft'i ' 'lhCident manno stunt. He's been slapped 'r .~ ""' ... 4 '.~ I • '. WASHINGTON (JP) - Marsh~l will admit the holder to lIll seven sian propotal came from the Slav main lounge, cafeteria and river Student ' Fees Buck, G,' Denver, Tito's Yugosiavia is pressing the 'plays on the c.om,munity series. bide that Joined in ,pn:senUng it room. down twice by the supreme court the Communists to surren"er or ;~ li~~~\'; o( Pennsylvania and now he's fIlce inevitable destructioq, 0a1O') ' ~pOrtea •. to ' j)olice that he United States for help in meeting Tickets to individual . plays cOst Mollday'. Poland, the Ukraine, Cre- Band leaders for the main trying something else." But the North Korean hl~ com­ · sG§ta{~~ , riecjt"/lpd 'wrist injuries a threatened food crhis resulting hours for the box oUlce at choslovakia, and White Russia lounge will be Grant Eastham, Ll , ...... ·f •. ,"'1 ,. $l;~~ Nelson could nol be reached lor Due by Friday mand communique broadc~~t t~­ Greenwood, Neb.; Bill Meardon, ~t. lltte~ "\>~j!lg drag,ged more from a disastrous summer drought. Schaeffer ha11 are from 8:30 a.m. clos.~d out th~ spealdng list Tues- comment. The 6,657 SUI students who day made this admission: • read ratl'on' was cut 10 per- d tit 4 30 day' afternoon. Iowa Cily, and one not named as "On all fronts, the people's t~n ten feet when: his shirt caught The b to noon an rom p.m. 0: final effort to get the One paper Musmanno found - have yet to pay their registra­ Russia'~ yet. (Communist) army is wlt~drawlng (\~ 'lAbi' door. handle., cent last week. Ambassador Vladi- p.m. dally, except Saturday when entitled "Guide for Speakers" - tion fees have until 5 p.m. Friday the office closes a't noon. as~embly to accept its plan was In the river room will be bands said: to undertake new duties." ~'eFFII; 'K, . Haney, ' driver of the mlr Popovic, back from a trip to scheduled 'to lead off the assembly led by Bob Zeman, Solon ; Glenn to do so, University Treasurer F. "In Korea the people have had L. Hamborg said Tuesday. In 80uUt Korea, &he PlOp-up ttiV"was \ arrested after the re­ Belgrade, has conferred twice at deb!ltes thiS morning. Frazier, Iowa City, and Lyle Dean, of dllOrraniaed Retia by UN Iowa City. the opportunity of witneSSing the Hamborg said all students, in­ pbHed~' hi~i~ent. -Buck arid. John the state department on ~e si- Polio Cases Total * * * llberating role - not only in cluding veterans and students liberation forcH disclosed en­ ... . ~ticksoo, .G, Iowa City, who tuation in the last few days, in- Clayton Heyne, A3, Des Moines; words but in deeds-- of the Soviet with scholarships and appoint­ dence 01 new eomunlsi a&nt!­ Les Burford, 103 Templin pa rk, lUes. ~.nU.fied himselt as a witness, formed officials said Tuesday. troops and the Soviet occupation ments carrying fee rebates, must tiled' c~ges ' \liainst Haney ' for Meanwhile Americted by day, Saturday, and $1 for each ber of active cases to 31. by mistake on a CommUllist Chi- local musicians' union. additional day. 36 miles east of Seoul. line with the American policy of The Iowa City boy was David nese airstrip near Antung Aug. 27. Communists among employes of =clt~~~. not t\ ~~eed through the This program is offered free to the Carnegie-Illinois and Jones Student Identification card pic­ BetaUaUon Ma, Ocrcur sustaining Yugoslavia again~~ So­ Swanhol"", 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. The .U.S. aqmisslon said the "It will be extremely difficult to viet pressure. But at the moment all SUI students. and Laughlin sleel corporations. tures will be taken in the hall ~ !ll'.he . ~t'udent said his shirt C. H, Swll.nholm, 1608 Kirkwood 'planes ~re takinl evasive action below the treasurer's office atter prevent retaliation measures in they are stumped about how to do ~".ht '. on ihe door handle liS avenUe. to get away from anti -' aircraft the fees have been paid. The the future," 'Gillette's ' repOrt lt~eY, drcw.e aWI\y'. Erickson, who it. others admitted were Alfred tire when. they crossed the air­ cards may be picked up 24 hours stated. . . . ~.cf ; h~ was ' standing in front of The Yugoslav regime, which Jackson, III, Davenport, and strip, about five miles north of Now About Sa'nta Claus • • • later in the same hall. South Korea. DlatIbetI _be tli&: callI 'sta\ed be jumped aside, remains Comm\.\nist despite Tito's Evelyn tige, 32, Cedar Raplds. the YalU rIver boundary with Ko­ oceuple4 ' ihe Daval . bale of 81i!f" tha~ wheh ihe cab driver feud with Moscow, Is ineligible {or All were reported In fair cond- rea. MoIepO, In IOUUlw ..t X.ea, re­ swatted to a~oiQ hitting him, grants from the economic cooper­ ilion. Austin told Secn:tary - General * * * poned 'he Beta lIIusaeted Nt BIlek's shirt Wll~ released from the ation administration (ECA). Four othel'fl were transferred to Trygve Lie . in a lettel' Tuesday Schedule Changes elvlllaDi there before neelD, ~f ·handle., It already has received a cash the inactive ward. that investJgation had established &he blatDlnr cUy. · ' that the two fighter - bombers .~ " - .;;.,..., --:-. --- or pledges for $55-million in loans The convoy of camouflaged from the export Import bank and flew over China by mistake In bad Require Dean's OK trucks which American pilots re­ has a $25-million loan pending Four Crash Victims weather. ' . Today is the last day SUI stud­ ported south-bound from the dlt­ ~~burgh .. Papers with the world bank, but these are ents may drop or change courses ection of Manchur!.a was one ot earmarked for industrial and otli­ without the consent of the dean of several attacked Tue$day. Fqrlough All Help' er development purposes, rather Remain Unchanged Allies Arm ,Police their respective. colleges. PUote Careful Oil ~der i. .~ '. • • ' than for food requirements. The condition of three SUI stu­ Until today, SUI studebts could To avoid border ~ncldents with ,. ~IIl"£SBtJRGH (ll'! -Pittsburgh's dents and a DeWitt youth, injured drop or change a course almost at the Chinese Reds.; American planl!S tbre'e diliLY newspapers, closeq two in an auto accident Sept. 22, re­ In Vienna a$ . Reds will, with only the consent o! their are observing a 30-mlle bomb free dlr8. 'by a strike of AFL mllilers, Chest Drive CI,imbs, mained unchahletl Tuesday, Uni­ advisers needed. Beginning Thurs­ zone along the MlU\churlan bor- ~\I~"II:r furlougbed aU other em­ versity hospitals officials an­ day tbe dean will review change der. . plby,es, IdUne a~ut 3,650 workers. nounced, Order General Strike of registration requests, but only Another sizeable Red convoy :~~ll~herS 91 -the papers said Midpoint Reached; Sally Finkblne, A3, Storm Lake, VIENNA, . AUSTRIA (JP) after the student's advisor and was obf8l'ved head,ed w~st tqward 1Iijy' also, cohsldered the newspaper and Sue Rightmire, :AI, Des Commuhlsts cailed for a general the Instructor of the course being a concentration area 15 mllea tIh.ers local 'of the AFL team­ Moines, remijined "serious;" Clay­ strike throultuiut Austria at mid­ dropped have given their written motorized Communl~t convoy, in Large 'Firms Lead A2, tfeti urtlon on strike because of a ton Yoder, Iowa City, ' and nl;ht Tuesday imd the western permission. north of the 38th parallel. A third I ~~ to ' h~hdaepaper~, Thomas O'Meara, 16, DeWitt, re­ allies braced themselves for poss­ All students wishing to make the east coast was 108t sl,gbt of Nine percent of the $28,468.24 mained "fair," it was reported. ,·':;tw",eveJ', ·the Pflbliahers said Community Chest goal was reach­ ible. viQlence, ~apo~fI! and .a Ber­ a change in their schedule may after belnl driven to cove~ by Pie~ lv0ul'ct m~.t with other un­ ed after the third day ot the lin-like blockade of Vienna, 90 pick up change ot registration rocket and jellied psaline ,at~cks ~ lipld!~g con'tracts today to drive, Elbert E. Beaver, general Air ROTC Unit mUes behind tHe iron c;urtain. . forms at the registrar's office. trom the air. ' coilt.~def dem.t1ds for "lay - off" Orders were issued to 50,obo chairman, announced Tuesday. , At noon $2,673 had been con­ IncreGsed 40 Men workers in Russian - controlled * * tributed in the campaign which factories to stay oU the job. Labor Party Meets, War at a Glance ~~p~i~~ : Nurse ends Saturday. SUI's aidorc;e ROTC ·has been A,alns\ ,this threat ·the lovern­ . '. Roy A. Williams, chairman ot authorized to enroll 40 more stu- ment Issued rifles ru,d steel 'hel­ FUl'hUnr IroDII: U" ~. alrforce ~~t~f~~;- .to ' Dutl division tour (national firms do­ dents in advaoced cOlJrs'es, ROTC mt;tI- 'td Vi.enna police tor the Wage Hike Asked says l~ plan~s tnocked ~l1t 85 officials announced nere Tuesday. tint 'tune since ' 1938 and put al1 c~Aln:UNGTO~ (JP) - A navy ing business in Iowa City) re­ camoun.,ed trucks and oth. ve­ ported that 63 percent of his di­ Alrlorce ROTC oUlclels receiv- Austrian. police and firemen on LONOONi-Labor party leaders hicles morin, in cOnvoys 80uth ~~t~ l ,!lll'I~r one leg amputated ed the authority from the U.S. alr- the ilert. . suffered a heavy defeat Tuesday .. the kl)Hj was recalled to vision's $4,129.07 quota has been along North Koretln main supply ~~w force to enroll 40 of the 51 stu- The Communi5ts ho~ tb brin, on t!teir policy of freezln, wales. _c:l1Ve!,duty \It tbi navy Tueadl~ met. To date division tour has route from Red ' Jofancburla;1South turned in $2,627. dents who were denied enrollment oU a general ·&trlke of all pUblic A x;esolutlon callinir for wa,e KoreallJ idvance 50 'miles' inside "f.~ im .... lpspJtatlonal" assl,nment last week. utilltl'ea and faetoriea aad a con- hikes, especially amon, the lower­ at-'aii lmpu* ~enter. North Korean terrlto~. _ There has been no report from This brlnp tlle enrollment in sequent breakdown CIt the ,overn- paid, a roll-Oack ot prlcl!S and UaIW, ·NaUou: JntUa calla on division three (SUI employes) ~j~. ~ ' ~~8e.k. Lt, (J.G.) Sar~ J. the air unit to 1115 men, ment, ' control and reduction of manu­ United Nations to Und, con:t~lIe urtUin 'Of A'P.any, Ga., will serve chairman, Cliff Boyer. Division Those not enrolled' in the air • It ,was not possible" _to judge facturers' protita was shouted peace plan for Korea; Auakal1a, av ~e" navy , ~mpu·tee. center, U.S. one (local business firms) chair­ ROTC may be accepted in the -the effects of the call In the first throulh .unanimoWlly at the party's Canada and Philippin.. reject ~l l hdapltal, Oakland, Calif. man, Martin Hunter, reported $43 ground force ROTC unlt, officials few houri. Power Btatlohs con­ annual conference. Soviet bloc peace proposals. ~i.t~ Grltfln ' ",Iunteered fOl' the in contributions and $3 was tum­ said. ; 'tlnued worklh, ~t midnight, The party's executive committee ~~in_n~ ., : ed in by Mrs. Dorothy E. Bar­ trains left on schedule" ~d tele­ ,AP WI...... ,,) reluctantly agreed to the ruolu­ , COAL C.JUBn O.JOANJD S e Inlle fir,t' navy nurse who chart, division two (residential) TWO PRESIDENTS .phone communicatlo~ were nor- tion which is blndln, on the party. WA$HINGTON jill - A coal chairman. LOOKING FOB SANTA CLAUS, peri little two-year-old gMPhanle I~" .unp~tii ~ ever to serv~ I., DES MOINES (JP) - The low& mal. '" . AM 801_ of Cincinnati cluhlhed her ra, doll I.n one hand anel In theory it binds the lovernment, defense committee ' wu formed ~J.~e ~tatul~ , .1'er l,eft le, I was "Contributions so far have av­ Formers Union had two presidents 'An ,American military train climbed &hI. ladder ~ Ute top of a 20-loot chimney Tvetlday. Steph­ too, \ since Prime Minister Attlee Tuuda1 by loft ,:qal fDdUltIT ~l?Utit~ aft,r 'she injured it ill eraged four hours pay per em­ Tuesday night and the Polk county from ¥ierina to Salzburg puaed anie wanted to nnd out how 8anta Claus I'eta down Ute chlmne,. and six other memben of the leaders to help let .fuel to tM na­ It tin ~ It the', QUlntan.mo, Cuba, ploye," General Chairman Beaver district court will have to decide throuah the Soviet zone early to­ She sat on top the ohlmney and ,.U, callelJ to her rraadmoUter cabinet are members of the ex­ tion's firesides a~ tac:toriea In the ' IiIvll bile ill 1•• 7, said. which one holds office lelalJy, day ·"'thoUt hindtance, uW firemen could arrive on the seene and carry her to tafety. ecutive. war emer,ency. PAM 'I'WO-TIR DAILY 10 P. WDJ1'IUDAY. OCl'OBD 4. 1.5. Air Power, Infantry Beat North Koreans UP President Says NEW YORK !U'I - Hugh Baillie, president of The United Press, VOL. XXVI. NO . ..., returned by air Tuesday from the Wf;DNESDAY, OCTOBER t, 1950 fighting fronts in Korea. ------~----.__1_ "A combination of airpower and the foot soldiers who went 60 days U N I V E R 5 I T yeA L E ~ DAR ,- 1 <,,, II. Po ...II , ••~II.~ .. without washing theiJ' teeth or VN1VI1\8ITY CA~ENDAR Items are .cbeduled Two J...a wire ~lfts. (API _ ,UP) DAIM' 10l\A'" IUITOUAL BTAfF changing their pants" added up to lD &be rresldeD". office, Old CapUol - .r . MDCUB or THE Io8OClA1'1:0 I'It&U. Ullor ...... l_pb V. Brown defeat for the North Korean Com­ The A80dIted P.- Ie ...Uu.run of 12.000 hogs, whUc In advocates more autonomy for the . ALL SENIORS alld graduate line with advance cstlrnatCti, stili even more to pass alon, to' th~ fesslo~l grdul> work el(perienee The volume reached 2,4811,000 provinces, more education and students, excep~ englneel'in,g, in­ WU ,too larle to clear. Around feHows who sit . in their easy eliild auid~nce .work as a "vo~n­ sharOl5 u compared .wlth 2,200,000 better health measuers, cooper­ tary c.se-·Ilid" with boys on pro terested in seeuI'ing positjons jn 1.000 head remained unsold at the chairs and watch TV. , the business 01' industrial lields shares Monday. Little promise of superio{ 'shows ation with the Unlted States in the baUon, and both paid and vo~u'n­ c\~. Pri~ ranged trom IJ8.75 are urged to attend the The curb market turned lower in he future could be expected,.if fight against communism-which baH6h. ana both paid aM v01un­ Bus~bels with a volume of 480,000 shares to $20.00 on butcher weights with , is not a poll tical factor in Hai ti and Industrial Placemeht oUiet a top of $20.15 infrequently paid. 'these trainees coneentrated only tary cl~b leade ~s hip of younger as compared with. 500 000 shares 8~BU )fAN JOf both "live sbows" and clos~-clr- itself-and encouragement of fOI'­ meetio~ Oct. 4 at 4:50 p.m. in Sows brought '16.50 to '19.2:i. boys. All expenses connected with Monday. CoHon Controls . cult PrOP'allll' at SyraCUIt U.nlversity'. new rll\dlo-televislon center. eign investment. And both promise this work arc provided by the ttae Chemistry auditorium. Lower were Hunlble Oil, Kai­ Most medium to choice steers Tbe, also have elasees In wrlUnr. prol1'ammlnl:', research. proclue- the honesty to which the country YMCA. scr-Frazer. National Unron Ra­ and yearlings were $25.50 to Brannan tlon and c:l.~&epoaph' ~ is not too accustomed. SUI YOUNG PROGRESSIVES dio, Raytheon MIg.• RoyaUte Oil, ~2 . 50. Just choice kinds were OH, Says The people, hearing ,for the first RHODE8 SCHOLARSHIPS fOr WUI hold a hayride Saturday eve­ WASHINGTON (IP) - Seeretary Trans-Lux, Cilletl Service, and $32.60 to $33.00 and a load of economic mobilization. time in their lives the appeals and two years' study at Oxford uni oing, O ~t. 7. For reservations, Electric Bond & Share. A little choiee to prime made $33.50, the of Africulture Bra!1nan annO)Jnc­ Army Plans CourH ill Col. Granger Anderson, chief of promises of men seeking execu­ versity are open to qualified jun- phone 8-2310 after 7 p.m. higher were Rptary Electric Steel. day's peak price. Medium 10 choice ed Tuesday that fllrmers · will be Economic Mobilization the Iowa district, said the eOUl'se ti ve office at their hands, are re­ iors, seniors and graduate stu " Waltham Watch, Aluminum com­ heifers were $25.00 to $30.75 while free to grow all the cotton they will orfer instruction to selected ported enthusiastic. Eve r yon e dents. Candidates from the Univer- RECREATIONAL SWIMMING ~ pany of America. and Creole Pe­ beef ows topped at $23.00, saus­ want next year. DES MOINES (IP) - The Iowa ~xeeutives 01 industry and that over 21 is entitled to vote, and sity of Iowa will be nominatea for all women students at the troleq. a,e bulls at $26.00, and vealen Rigid ,overnment plantin, and militaJlY district announcect here educators and prominqnt citizens about 1,500,000 are expected to early in October. For informa- pool in the women's gym on Man­ at $3<1 .00. marketing restrictions in effect Tuesday that the industrial col­ who may serve in goveJ'nment or do so. tion see S. R. Dunlap, 204 Ol day, Wednesday, Thursday and * * * Good 10 choice native lambs this year will be withdrawn for lege of the armed forces hilS pre­ civil economy also can benefit Dental building. P'riday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and Gra;n Steady &old from $2'1.00 to $28.00, the top the 1951 crop. ~ pared /I corre,pondence ' eourso iq 'from i~. _ Saturday mornings from 10:30 to for loads. Comparable )'earlings Prospects of a short supply of . . 10,000 Meat Packers HOMECOMING DESIGNS wit 1l:30. Clinic on Saturday morn­ CHICAGO (.4") - Grains didn't yielded $24.00 to 125.10. Ewes grades of cotton led the secretary be received In the office of the ings from 9:30 to 10:30 will be {;et anywhere Tuesday In a board mainly made $H.OO and below. to free the crop from lovernment May Go on Stri ke dean of engineering until 5 p.m.. tor those who need special help Qf trade seulon. Estimated receipts of cattle were controls. • WSUII PROGRAM , CALENDAR CHICAGO !U'I- The CIO United Oct. 5. Twenty dollars will be and practice to meet a swimminll Packinghouse Workers union Wheat WIll under some hed,­ 6.500, calves 500, and sheep 1,500. This year's production was lar ,... ' 1:00 p.m. SlIle and Local New. awarded to the person submitting requirement. I Inl preuure. which was oUset by short of expectations, due lar,ely 2:IS p.m. LI5Ien and l.eam Monday authorized a strike of the winning design. All students, ' some commen:ial buylili and abort &AIL BOND8 HIGHER to the fact that farmers did not I ':00 I .m. Momln. Chapel 02:30 .p.m. loa\e 19th Cenlury uslc 10,000 members at seven plants of faculty and the general public are OFF CAMPUS HOUSING 1:1$ I.m. lIomln. lIouodup 1 3:211 p.m. Afternoon Roundup coverin&. Com traden felt the NEW YORK (.4') - A busy day's plant all the land they could under I:. I.m. Survey of Modem Zurope- 1:30 p.m. Maslerwo."" [rom France the Wilson Packing company. eligible to su~mlt· designs. ' Students who registered before daml(e from Monday nlaht's cold work b)' the buyin, forces kept acreage allotments and market­ 11111-11''' 4:00 p.m. Famous Love Slorles No date for the walkout was they had made housing arrange­ .:••. m. Women'. News .:30 p.m . Tea Tlme Melo(lIe would be IUcht and more com railroad bonda polntin, higher ins quotas. ':30 'Lm. BI"er'a Doren i ,:00 p.m. Cltlldren·. HOIIT set ,and some possibility that it PH.D. FRENCH READING ex ments are urged to report their BITIved than had been expected. Tuesday. A fairly lont list ot The short supply situation has IG :OO a.m. '!'be ....luheU C .' S,lO p.lJl. World New, migh be averted was seen in the ami nation will be given Sat., Oct. local address to the Office of Stu­ 10:11 a.m. Here'. An Idea , 5!411 p.m . Sport. Time Soybeans were under the in­ nib pUlbed hllber about a point. contrIbuted to a cotton price ad­ 10: ...... u.ted IIId Leam , • 8;\10 p.m. Dinner Ho,,~ resumption of negotiations Mon­ 14, from 8 to 10 a.m. in roo", dent Affairs, lU University hall, Ouence of lOme prombel of export Gaioa aceeded 10lHS b)' nearly vance of about a third In the past 10:" I.m. II... oJ Ma"""lIIn ':115 p.m. Kews Headlines ' day between union and company S14, Schaeffer hall. . Pleue make as soon as possible. Also any II:Ot I .m. "'e' Mule 1I6x : .. ' 1:00 p.m. Univenlly Studenl Forum bUlineaa, a betler coltonaeed aU two to one.. Tbe vol\DTIe of tradilli 12 months. U:. a.m. "'Ie and Local Newa '1:. p."" 'June IChrl.'y Show representatives. A strike against application by Wednesday, Oct. 11 student who changes hill place 01 martet and tbe opinion that tbiI was the heaviest In eight seuions. The 1851 crop wlll be covered l.m. CIttaen.lUp 1:45 Sl,m. Sammy Klyo Wilson wquld jnvolve plants at by si,nin, the sheet posted residence at any time during the n:. WE'" 1110 p.m. M\Ulc You Wlnl 1I:.I.m1I:tO noon. tu___ III lilaII"""''' year'. crop 11 out of daDler from Turnover of $4.2'0,000, par value, by JOvemment price IUpportl. .. ". P(1ll. CN..... for Freedom Chicago, Cedar Rapids, Omaha, outside rOOllt 307, Sebaeffer hall. semester is urged to report the wu nearly a million dollars .over B~nna" _did _ '!QL~Y at . wbat II:. p.m. W~ N_. , -.:00 p.m. C.mpu. Shop K:m~ns Cit.v, Kan., Albert Len And Only those signing the sheet wil change 1;0 thot the nddrcss Il1e lrosta, , n:d p.m.·MIfIMt" New.-neporltor' 10:00 P.,nt n.y.·- Su... mn.y .. · At the finish, wbeal was ~ Mobday's $3,2'10,000. levels p~ices will be supported. I:DI p.m. UUIIeIII c" ... 1000G p.m. SIGN OFF 'Fnribnuit, Minn., and Los Angeies. be Accepted. . y be kept U{I to dRte. '- TID DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. ~ , 1951 - PAGE THRBa It ,. j'. " II SUI ' Graduates 'Wed Town Camp'us Let's Have Breakfast at

CATALYST CLUB -The meet­ PUBLIC WELFARE DEPART- Reich's ing ot the Catalyst club has been MENT, IOWA CIT,Y WOMAN'S d kf postponed until next week. CLUB - The public wellare de- Special Stu ent Brea ast partment of the Iow8 City • 2 Eq9S (any _tyle) GOOD SAMARITAN ENCAMP- Woman's ,club will meet Friday at 3 5 c • Buttered Toast MENT AUXILIARY NO.5 -The 10:00 a.m. in the Community • Milk or Coffee Good Samaritan Encampment buUdin, clubrooms. Garments will 35c Like the automobile and airpl ane, television seems here to auxiliary No. 5 will have a pot- be made tor the sebool nurse to 'Where the Crowd Goes" stay. Experts say not to blame your children's Hopalong CaSSidy lck supper 6:30 p.m. Friday at Odd distribute to needy children. A I...... --II!III!I.I!JII~IIIII! •••• ~ ...... Fellows hall. Mrs. Bessie Brin k- cooperative lunch will be served. imitations on' TV. meyer will be in charge of the '.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii______iiiiiii_;;i;;;; __;i;;~;;; __;;;;_iiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;;_iiiiii-----~ First we blamed raelio, then the war on the k ids' strange an- business meeting at 7:30 p.m. , . , tics. If Junior sticks to the set like glue, doo't try to g t him away ROYAL NEIGHBORS _ The by asking him to take a bath or shine bis shoes. Royal Neighbo:s will 'meet at' B Instead. offer some refreshments ------p.m. today at the American War lor the neighborhooo gang when A Chicaro company Is maklnr Dads h~ll, 2121,2 S. CUnto~ street. the puppet shows are over. .. at d" " I H Id t Mrs. Mildred Jennings Wi ll pre- ...... a s e- rlVm~ g ove. 0 ou side at the draping at the charter Dress up those waffles by lel- your hand to signal a turn and the for the Late Mrs. Willis J. Cohen'­ ting them cool and top with glove glows in the headlights of our. A social evening will follow. whipped cream and peaches. Or anyon-coming car. you can add maple flavoring and Pedestrains can use them too. TRI-T CLUB - The Tri-T club chopped nuts to the battel' and They are waterproof and come In will meet 8 p.m. Thursday 1n the top with ice cream and maple 17 different styles. home of Mrs. B. E. Vandecar, N. syrup...... Liberty street. Mrs. Henry W. Rub tbe cavity of a eblckell with Lampe will speak about Korea Our Transparent book covers are Yo to 1 teaspoon of sa It . before Mrs. Olive Bauer will be assistant Own. ' Delicious SPAGHETTI DINNER ideal for school books. Buy them roasting, hostess. ready-made or make them your­ .. Home'Made self. They resist sudden showers t Salad - Bread and BuHer and can be washed easily. ol> • .. j aEAN'SQUP To be positive YOUI' fried chicken 59c is completely. cooked, take the .. SHOWN CUTTING THEIR WEDDING cakc are SUI rraduates, largest piece and cut in to its Irma. Gene Mitchell, BrooklYll, Io wa, and Jaek Simpson, Shenan­ thickest part. The meat should CU,E $T~AK DINNER HAMBURGER STEAK doah, who were married Sept. 24 In the Brooklyn Methodist church. cut easily with no pink color The bride Is an AUKust graduate lof the , school of nurslnl'. The showing. brldel room Is a 1949 &'rad uate of SDI, where he was affiliated tll .. .. • POtatOes - ·Sa lad Potatoes - Sa lad 81rma Nu, social fraternity. The -couple plans to li ve at 200 Twenty­ Keep those' red shoes bri &'ht­ elrhlh street S.E., Cedar Rapids. , p looking by using neutral polish. .~. t . Bread and "utter Bread and BuHer Patch up scuffs with a little lip­ ,. . stick. _~~H.. or Milk Coffee or Milk . .. ~ University Club to Hbld Tea Thursday Do ' dlrt and dust stick to your The University club will hold Goodwin, Mrs. Louis Penning­ dustpan? Wash it well with soap, s tea Thursday for all members, r~th, Mrs. Scott Swisher, Mrs. C. then dry and apply wax. The dust ?8~ 78c their guests and prospective mem- W. Wassam and Mrs. Nathan Wo- will sUde off easily, hers. mack. .. . . The tea will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Dewey B. Stuit, Mrs. Ma- To prepa.re apple ri ngs to serve . , /' ., SIANDWICHES In the University clubrooms at tbe son Ladd, Mrs. R. A. Keuver and with sausage, cook the apples in " Iowa Union. I Mrs. Harvey Davis will pour. the sausage fat until they are Chairman of the tea is Mrs. H. Parlor hostesses are Mrs. A. W. tender. sprinkling them with a Homburgers - T~n'derloins - Egg -: Steak - Chicken Salad S. Iv ie assisted by Mrs. C. P. Berg, 'Bryan, Mrs. F. M. Dawson. Mrs. little brown sugar. .. . . Mrs. GP9rge Easton, Mrs. W. T. Walker Loehwing and Mrs. S. G. • • • Winters. .- Tunq -;Ham Salad - Egg Salad - Salami - Swiss Cheese i: Mrs. E. J. Ogesen, president, Boy Mrs. J . Harvey Croy, Mrs. Paul ~Scout leader J. Blommers and Mrs. Virgil M. _-: Bri~ , ~~~se - Bacon and Tomato - Grilled Cheese l{ancher will be' in the receiving '"), 1"t'...... ";11.1 'wm Speak to PTA' line. An all-round outdoor call1Ol. C_ ",,', ',:'.. i~:. " ". _ AND OTHERS- ,1., 1, .,,,If ••, bille. ,""onderflllly with blue jeaN.' • I .... Martin Hunter, boy scout lead­ 0 .." . Sll' Col .. ,._ ( . 1. , ' itrfed for riding, hiking or .quOte, ,\:~. " er, will talk about cub scouting at :I~ "" ..." c.. dancing. In worm, durabl. fla_l. the Horace Mann PTA potluck 4." alack & White, .rown & WhI.. ~ supper and open hOUSe at 6:30 8 ~~c~ · g.o.... l o'; ~M~~I ~~f '.Y'OIf.Of 51•• • 32 .. 31. p,m. Friday. ,:-,THE FOOD SHOP A traveling prize will be given to the room represented by the iNo .. f. .. ~ .I .~ , ~ £i ~uti' . ~- : O~nG LUNCHEONETTE, & DELICATESSEN mOIl! parents. I" • I : Cltl' ' •• .., H9spitality and 'Social committee • hI C.II' • .,I'.f•• '4 ~ % S.k. T, •• I. l . A. ~v. "!. • .... ,.... _ .y ., .. huh, Lt. Aft.el .. 1., c.. . 210 E. Washington . riwmbers are Mrs. Alan Wicks. L M iOv'I f~) A' t H I I M I ,.,., 1 M 0 " E'" S A (~ G U A ~ /I. r• • I ~s. Fred Piper Jr., Mrs. Manford ~uh n, Mrs. John Choitz, Mrs. ~y le Fountain. and Mrs. Wi lliam Wonick, hospitality. " Mrs. Don Sullivan. T\~~ s. Adrian Rlttenmeyer, Mrs. B. J . Alber­ "asky, Mrs. Frank Vikel, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Russell Mann, ~rs. Olto LLmd, Mrs. Clayton Gerken, and Mrs. Oliver Frei, social. Iowa-Illinois" , Gas' and Eleel"" Company Welcomes Its Freshman YWCA Projects To Be Outlined Today The first freshman YWCA meeting will be held today at 4:30 p.m . in the river room of the Iowa \fnion. Jeannette Macleod, A3, Greene, freshman advisor, will outline the program of freshman project~ which starts with the Homecom­ ing chrysanlhemum sale. Officers will be elected. All freshman women are urged to attend. Membersh ip cards can be , slined -at the meeting. , ~ , , " .. ~ , .. I GLATTLY EL ECTED " Chuck Gla ltly, C3, Sioux Falls, S. Oak., was elected president or the pledge class of Sigma Alpha workers •teachers " ., ~. 'f.tII.rs,,, Epsilon l raternity Monday night. wli·~. :· .r~ ~';: ~ ';

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"'" ON ~u'fUlt 22; IHO. diliributlon of the share. of common stock of the Iowa- t,':,:' , Illin~is ~ D.Cl Electric Company was started under the provisions of a plan ._ f6r the liquidatioD of The United Light and Railways Company, former holding , ··· ·, :,:·~. c~mpany of IOTia-~oll. " ''f' ThiI . ~ tbat the Company is now an independent organization owned entlttly .by· ~pPl'~xbnately : 10,000 Ihareholdera-typical Americans from all walks of lilt, in all pht. of .the country . .. Pfrh ... you are one of tlle. new owners of the Company. Probably some of your friencii ai,d' neilhbo~ are among them, for many are residents of thia com­ , ' or munity. In my' cu., they represent folks who have invested hard-earned sav­ .~, in a·lOund enttrpriJe-folb who have confidence in the American economic ina_ , - a date wilh the campus queen-or .. system. .: just killing time between classes­ I. . The COm~y'!,lerv.. more than 92,000 gas customers and 88,000 electric cus­ the University of Miami Student tomers .in w.ter~ ' IiUobii ~nd ~stern and central Iowa. As a business managed, Club is one of the favorite places for t~x plyibi ,coritpiny .it is ·vitally , Interested in the development of this area as well a rendezvous. At the Student Club, II .in pl'ovidift, ~e belt .pouible service at the lowest possible cost. . ., .... . , ,'I as in university campus haunts Th. n"Wi". talce. _ everywhere, a frosty hottle of Coca-Cola is always on ha nd for the , I clive· In thl. 100% " .' ...1 le,.ey blou ... pause that refreshes-Coke belongs • All the new shad... II Sl," 32 to 3., trade-marks mean lite same thing.

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3 Ref , 'Phils~ "In :J~i~ -4/iernoon T . d Reliefer Didn't Start Game All i. ec PHILADELPHIA IA» - MHlions of baseball fans clustered Saw~erDoesn't S'ee before televi Ion ets as far as 1,000 miles away will see the C' Seaso'n; Raschi 'Goes for Yanks M world series with more "~yes" than the 33,166 who can get Ask Eligibility and B, GAYLE TALBOT seats in Shibe Park. !II PHILADELPHIA (AP) - ~I nager Eddie • W)W of the Television, reaching out to a greater audience than ever beCore in series history, will have five cameras trained on Ihe Phillics sprang ooe of t~ c1as ie surprises of world series history For Simmons play. TUL'S(] y when he nominated Jim XOllstanty, hi ' dem n relief PHILADELPHIA (A» - Curt pitcher, to face tbe ew York Yankees in the opening game of f.lmmons, star pitcher ot the Phil­ the the big playoff here toon . adelphia Phillies, was granted an Thc S3-ycar-old righthanoer did Phils' Choice army leave to fiy back for the , not start a (ame during the en­ world scries Tuesday night - but Corlimiglia: 'trio :1 tire t 1150 season, though he set a Managcr said he major league record by worldn, 74 times in relief. Oil Your :Joe~ ... would not seek to use Simmons against the New Ycrk Yankees. featuring Konstanty, with a won-Io t re­ (.'ord ot 18-7 (or the seawn, will "We wm not ask to make Sim­ be oppo ed on the hill by Vic mons eligible for the series," said Ra chi. another righthander, who with Interwoven Sox Sawyer. "He probably will pitch Jane P.~nep won 21 and lost 8 for the Ameri­ batting practice. He will not sit .. can league champions thls year. on the bench during the games." . \ \ Rib. f J The closest parallel to Sawyer's Commissioner A.B. Chandler in­ rom cholcc or Konstanty probably was Sheera dicated that it the Phillies did de­ that of Connie Mack when he Arqylea cide to ask to use Simmons, he threw Howaro Ehmke at the Chi­ would give fa vorable considera­ cago Cubs In the first ,arne ot the Cable Cords tion to the request. 1929 world series. In that famous Authentic Tartana "There is good precedent for it," instance the Athletics' veteran said Chandler. "On at least two ham lrung t1'lc Cubs with 13 Cashmere Nylon. other occasions in the past men Wednesday, strikcouts, till a rcco:d, and lrinkle Nylona were given leave from thc army dealt them a blow (rom which and played In the series," Odober~ they did not recover. Clocks Simmons Is a member of the Auo rtm ~Jlt of Plkbes Salida 28th division Pennsylvania notion­ al guard which was fcderalized Friday The Phils' "Iccper" Is a cool Sept. 5. 00 pectacled performer who r~lIes October 6 on a sUder and a palm ball, a 49c to $2.95 variation of the screw bal) that brcaks away from 0 lefthanded YOU ARE SURE TO baUer, He only occasionally comes in with a !as~ ball or a curve. CATCH HER EYE IN Althou,h Konatanty toiled only In rellet In h~s brllllant contribu­ A WYER (left), mall­ A NEW PROCESS tion to the ' pennant .,er ot the Philadelphia Phll- drive, he once w~nt nine Innings 11 • put bUi arm round Jim In on overtime struggle against SHIRT Knnstanly Tue da wblle an­ 011 f he busiest street _ the Pittsburgh Plrotes and did a nouncln&, 10 new men that the 10-lnnlng &tInt in another mata­ in Iowa ace rellder would be bill start· I I Ow Trucks Pass thrn again t the Cincinnati Rcds. IIlI' b! teher today In the world V Your Door Daily "I think the IIUV can win:' Eddie series opener, Konstanty, who aid. dldJI't start a game all ea Oil, 313 Dial : "Konslanty has the best chance 5et a modern major lea.ue reo S. Dubuque 4177 against th type or clUb." cord for mo t &,1101e allP r nce . Phil scouts who rallcd the Yanks IJ1rough the closing weeks of the en on noted that Casey Stengel's champ10ns had their troublcs against slow, breaking stuff. , who clinched the pennant by bealinv Brooklyn in Sunday's thriller at Ebbcts field, will face thc Y nks In the eeond game, the Ph II pllot said. St ngel 'prevlously hod named AI­ I Reynolds to ,0 In the secons:! ror the Yankees. I rl a,~... Added By mutual agreem )1t, the two clubs added three players to their list of eligibles for the ~cries. Meeting with Commissioner Al­ bert B. Chandler, the Yankees agreed to let the Phils usc J~ko Thompson, a Ictt-handed pilcher, PHILIP MORRIS challenges nnd Jack Mayo, a rookie outfield­ er, in return tor the privilege of employing the vcleran Johnny 'any other leading brand HOPI)· The con ensus was that Ihe to suggest this test ] 'hi I' got the worst of thc ba:galh. • Moyo nod Thoml} on joined Ihe d ub late in the Beason (rom Tor­ onto. The Yanks bought Hopp HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF from Pittsburgh In a surprise \ . September dea l wben It became SMOKERS, who tried this test, plain that "Old Reliablc" Tommy Henrich was out for good with an re~ort in signed statements that injured knee. , ~ A bizeable Une of fan. -stood PHILIP MORRIS IS DEFJNITELY throughouI Tuesday befete the bleacher entrance at Shibe Park lESS IRRITATING, DEFINITELY MILDER I .. aDd prepared to bed down ror the .. nigbt in orciel"to be op hand when thc sale ot 3,000 I1Jsh seats starts at lit a.m. today. Capae",. Crew. Good G'rades •• Plus Nothing was more certain than • • . , that a capacit,y; crowd of 33, 188 wiU be jammed ina tho park when the first ball Is pitched at 12 A sound education . . . good grades . . , are essential in theN days of ooon (Iowa time). ~~uJa~or I werc reported to be aaldn, - and better living. The average boy needs all the ?dvantages he' can gain getting - astronomical sums for choice chairs. -, before he begins 10 earn his living and support a family. The Yankees. appearing in ttreir Light up a PHILIP MOItIIS Ught up your p .....n' braftd , 1. .. 2 ... , , 17th world series, remained Just take a pUff- DON'T INHAlE-o!1d Do exotlly the some thing- DON'T staunch 2-1 favorites to subdue s:l.o-w-l.y let the smoke come through INHALE. Notice thaI bite, that sting? Practical business experience is invaluqble. ,Yel, many boys . . . news· Sawyer's high-Ipirltl!d' younisten. your nOM. Easy, isn't il? And Now .. : Quite a ~ i "erente from 'HILI~ MOIiISI A majority of the experts thou, ht , paper boya . . . learn the sound fundamentals of busine~ wH/~ going Other brands merely make claims- but PHILJP MORRIS invites you Stengel's leam would wrap it up to school. To be newspaperboy. they muat ma~tain averaqe '()r ~tt"r in five or six games. to &ompare, to judge, to u&iJe 10f' 'lourself. Here arc the probable .startin, gradea as that is a requirement of moat newspapers before lineups for the opener (batting' Try this simple test. We believe that you, too, will agree, " , a veragcs in parentheses): PHJLIP M ORRls is,'indeed. America's FINEST (igarette! ' leased 10 a junior merchant. New rwll Gene WopdJinC. It (.283) ~ .:, ' Phil RizzU to, sa (.324 ) Newspapers have found it pay. to work nry closely with scltOol oW· , Yc&i Berra, c (.320) ~ ' I J oe DtMaggio, cf (.301 ) cia". tecichers and parents of the carriers. for in so doinq they are, help-.. Johnny Mbli. J 'b '(.2'm ing to educate the businessman of tomorrow, Cliff Mapes, r f (,248) . Bobby B'row n, 3b (.284) . .. I Gerry Cdteman, 2b (.287 ) \' .. Vic Raschi, p (21-8) . l' • , -.... Pldlatlel.. • • ~ Eddie Waitkus, lb (.284) Richie Ashburn, ef (.303) Dick Sisler. If (.2ft) Del Ennis. rt (.313) Willie Jones, 3b C.288) Granny Hamner, R (.270) e 01 y otQaJ~,: Andy Semlnlck, c (.288) Mike Goliat. 2b (.234 ) I • BrI:~ ,Boys Jim. KoJlStanty, p (111-7 ) •• • DUTY CHICAGO M - C~ cb Bob NATIONAL NEWSPAPS&80Y DAY ": Beller $oys Voigts of Nortbwestern said Tues­ OCThBEB.-7,l8H' j , day tbat he'll need his veterans I ~ lor liouble duty again t N:l\'j' S t- t ~ no: , DAII1Y"10WAN , WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1950 - PAGE Fn:' ~------,-~-----~------, . \\ Series Facts . Graziano FQvo;ecI • ton\ lenders. -Philadelphia. ~I IIi' ! ~ Vet Gene '8 urton Jles, National learue (won 91 lOll Iowa Plans Defense Against Indiana if~ree C~acHi _a WINl ADS 83, Pet . •591) vs. ~ew ' York ~aink CHICAGO UP} - Rocky Grazi- Iowa's Hawkeyes went through routine following the Souther" Call m?rning .and s.tay night American lea(ue (worl ,9" no, former world's middleweight ?QY th~t Aides (fiose" ' 'SEI ,I:' EVERY.TH I NG \~, light drills Tuesday as they pre- game. 10 Indlanapohs. A bus Will take , I,,;~ . \ 101\ ~., Pet. . 636,>. I I champion, rules a 12'-5 favorite to pared lor Saturday's Indiana game It is expected that Iowa will the party to H!oommgton Satur- Three former Iowa athl,tes \. Flrs~ ,arne - t Shibe al', deteat Gene Burton, New York's and the start of their 50th sea- drill on the two weakest points in day morning and back to Indiana- have been added to the Iowa vice. , Ptill~ d e iJIh l". welterweight, in their ten round son in the Big Ten. its pJay Jast Friday - defense for polis alter the game. The squad coaching stal! as part-time aSli&- General &. . .u In&' capacities -Shlbe Park, bout here tonight. It opens the in- Coach Leonard Raffensperger the passer and place kicks. will retum home Sunday evening. tants, it was announced Tuesday. For AUTOMOBILE IN81./RANCJ; Ind FULLER Brushe. and DebulAnte! cosmet- 34.Mo. Yankee Stadium, 67.001. '·lIoor boxing season at the Chicago and his as~istants started mapping Repeatedly RUl hed The appointmen~ wer~ given to oUI •• In.u ....e" pu",ha.. ot HOMES. Ics. Phone 8-1396. * * * LOTS, and F . lJ~: loans - f., Whltm.· ------­ PeUln&" odd!! '.- First... e, .Stadlum. a defense for the Hoosiers b;'sed Quarterback Glenn Drahn was Joe Scarpello, wrestling; P eter Ev- ~ert n.ally CP. ' 01 ,,1 21U. PORTABLE electric sewln, machlnes fO&' favoreJ to 9% J Graziano, agreeing to weigh 160 renl. ~ per monlh. SINGER SEWING yaia~ees ~Y:z nt, on scouting reports brought back repeatedly rushed by Trojan line- Iowa J7th erett., baseball; and Bob SChulz, CENTER. 1 ~~ S. Dubuque. 1Ire"lerles. Yank~es favored, -5. pounds, will hltve a 12 pound from last week's Indiano-Nebras- man befol'e hI: could spot a re- • • • basketball. Lolt (tnd Found \ Weather forecast. - cloudy 1111 weight advantage. The Brooklyn ka game. cciver, and Iowa missed one of l'Q:W YORK _ Iowa Tuesday Scarpello, 1948 Olympic team Apt. Wantea cool. Italian's last appearapce in the LOST WOl1\ln'S ri!c\ billfold. In or near Plenty of Respect three conversions and several field I'anked 17th nationally in the member and twice NCAA 175- ,00"1r~lratlon.1 .~udel't Center. Keep FURNIStUD apvrtment wanted. Perma- Radio broa.dcast - 11 :4.5 a.m., Stadium Wa!; in 1947 when he won The underdog. Corn huskers held goal attempts. weekly Associated Press football pound champion, will a!lsi~t Coach '1ltmey. I>u ~ pleli ...tum Jmportant con- nenl re monll with one chlld. tIniver- CST, Mu.tual brolldeastlnr system. the middleweight ~Itle ITom Tony their Big Ten foes to a 20-20 tie RaUensperger indicated that poll. The Hawkeyes, 20-14 vic- Mike Howard in wrestling. Be te!,!.. Phone ~. ' .Ity emplo,Ye. Dial 4;;83 artemoons. Mel Aden and Gene KeUy jan- Zale in a terrific brllwl that drew in the season's opener for both players slightly injured in the tors over Southern Cal last Fri- won four strrught Big Ten titles Wh.,. ShaD We Go !1 ....~ ID r. an indoor record gate of $422,009. teams. Despite the mediocre Southern Cal game would all be day night, polled two first place and won all 21 of his dual meet Baby Sitting showing against Nebraska, Raf- availab1e for service against In- ballots and a 136 point totaL matches in IouI' seasons, ten pt ~I>T :aUY .iN ' fpWN. Student Dinner "Omplete with ",Ilk aud dessert. ,.5t­ EXPERiENCED baby oltHn,. Phone Ext. fensperger has plenty of respect diana. Jerry Nordman, hard driv- Notre Dame maintained the first them by lalls. The. Omaha, ]\feb., REICH'S. ' 3544. for the team that lost to 10wa last ing fUllback injured in a pre-sea- place it held at the end of last man won the NCAA tille$ IQ 19~7 WILL care ror Children While mol her BOWt: FOR AND Open year, 35-9. son scrimmage, \von't be In shape sel\80n but the Irish didn't do it in and 1949 and his Big Ten. crpwns ~ HE~~TH . works. 210 WesU"wn Park. Phone bowlln. frpm 12 nQon '0 1 p.m. and 8-0217. "Indiana's tt·ouble last year was tor the Indiana game, he said. their \Isual overwhelming manner from 1947 through 1950. arter • p.m.+-I!'tek day.. 12 noon to II P.I\1.;;.slturda),s and Sunday.. Al BABY ollllni. Mrs. DeEranee. 8-111M. lack of depth," Raffensperger said. Bird Out Tho 190 sports writers and Schulz will coach the I.owil jIm· PL~JOIt BO'!VLlNG. "They played close first halves A roport from the Indiana train- broadcasters who cast ballot!; lor varsity basketball squad, xe- ATT!NTION : Announei", the openlnK or the AURDAL BABY SITTING most of the time - led us, 9-7, Ing camp Tuesday said that de- thought cnou8h of four other team~ placing Vincent Harsha, wlto ')VRS Mumc ~d Radio AGENCY. 9 So. Lhm St. Phone 8-0334). at the half, for example; then the [ensive left Tackle Blli Bird pro- to give them more than 1,000 called into service as a nllval of- BABY SITTERS WAN1'!D and BABY au AlIAtrrEE.o. Twair. lor aU make. of SITT!RS FURNISHED. manpower weakened. Now they bably won't be able to play in points each and place them on Cicer. Schulz was regul1lr ~ard , "o,l1e ,.lId AU(Q Rad l~ We pIck up are much deeper and lougher and Saturday's game. Bird sprained Notre Dame's clealed heels. on the Iowa basketball teams of a'1d dellve~. SUTTON RADIO and TELE· 1/ IONN~ Iltl VISlOloi. :13~ E. Market. Dial ut•. Autoa for Sale - Used should be sel for a great game at his ankle in the Nebraska game. The South Benders collected 1,_ 1944-45 and 1947-48 throUgh 19.9- RA.DlO "epa'rlnl. JACKSON'S ELEC· Cont.int: their homecoming." . Ed Bosak replaced Bird in the '500 points on the basis of ten 50. He was a reserve on the Big TRIO AND GIFT. 11141 DODGE convertlbl.. Good condi­ tion. ~50 . Dial 3lt3. Jerry. / PLUS 30 HORMONE LOTION Iowa could be known as the Hoosier lineup Tuesday as Coach for a first place vote, nine for sec- Ten title team of 1944-45 then "homecoming" team this season. Clyde Smith concentrated Oil ond and so forth. They received 63 came back to play three more 1940 OODOE buslne.. coupe. Good cou­ • '. ,NITE AND DAY MAKE,UP Mtac.Uaneoua "r Sal. dillon. Ext. 3558. ; .. In addition to their own Oct. 21 ' sharpening defense taatics and r4lr No. 1 position. years after army service. against Purdue, the Hawkeyes play eliminating flaws in the offense: =But Michigan State, upset con- Everett, a first baseman, com- US.ED wuhlnl machine. DIal 7970. BUICK, good condliion. $350. Phone 4353. homecoming games against Min- Added to the list of Indiana in- "ueror of Michigan. received 1,- pleted his baseball competition at REMINGTON Porlable tYl'ewrllcr. Good 11147 BUICK Super Convertible. ExceUenl nesota, Miami and Indiana. jurcd were Guard Larry Mar~in points for second place, 101- rowa in 1948 after playing for eon"ltlDn. $50. Can 8-064' evonlng •. condition. 32.000 miles. $1375 or best :ma otler. 320 EUI •. I A WONDERFUL In Tuesday's drill, Iowa went with a sprain and Quarterback lpwed by Southern Methodist, 1,_ lhree seasons. He is in charge of SPENCER Microscope. Calalolue No. 33 ~ORMONE LOTION 11m. Purchased 1l14li . Nover used. $27~ . 11138 FORD club coupe. RadIo and heater. through a light contact workout John Zuger with a bruised thigh. ~6; Army, 1,290 and Oklahoma. rall baseball drill now that Head Call 5422. Phone 2Q08. FOR A SMOOrHER, as the coaches g,adually eased The Hawks plan to leave Iowa lA,t!25. Coach Otto Vogel is busy as a SOFTER, YOUNGER 11138 FORD Tudor. Good tire •. body and the team back into the practice ; City for Bloomington by train Fri- ~ Othe .. members of the top ten freshman football assistant. Work Wanted motor. Sealed Beams. ,140. 105 N. CUn· LOOK i~ order were Kentucky, Texas Ion. Phone 7205. IRONING. Phone 8-1433. Stanlord, California and Washing- LI TTLE WORLD 81\.811S it4'iFORD In exceUenl condition. Pllone tim Baltlmor...... - Ott I8I-t ~ • DRESSMAKING and lallorlnl: b;V rx· 5l14li afler five. • . Columbu...... O'!' DOt :It.~. 1 home economic. leacher. Phone 8.0B49. ---______AN AMAZING Kenlled)!, Shore un and Klutt .. : M •• afl . 11137 PONTIAC Tudor. Very 1l00d condl­ MAKE.IJP THAT 'II T t R t .r and arnl. lJo",. ru •• M •• ,~ . &.. \Ion. Phone 31113. BI a e e urns Kenned y. (Ool umbu . lead... ~.t·. , •• " I ROOD1a lor Rent HIDES BLEMISHES IU3$ CHEVROLET. running condillon. AND GIVES YOUR SKIN ~ CHAMPAIGN, 1LL. Full- •• rlo •• :1·" \!o DOUBLE room. Lor,e and clean. Will leU 10 highet' bidder. Phone In. Dial 7845. 8.0828. THAT NATURAL LOOK VETERAN CAB CO. qack Bili Tate came back for • • ~rimmage Tuesday with the I1- WANT AD RAT~S •.. OOVBL .. room. Lar,e and clean. ----~------le38 BUICK, very good condillon. Dial 25c For First I V2 Miles For One Pas8enQer lihi varsity after being out wiih • Phone, 7119. 8-0477 . 10c For Each Additional Passenger ' ' IPulled muscle. Classified Display • TWO slnll. room. for men. Private en- 11131 PLYMOUTH------4·door. $50.00. Dial 9249. • Then l Ticket Manager George Legg lranc~. Dial 6981. One Day ...... 75c per col. Inch 11131 CHEVROLET coupe. Can 8·1387 al­ IDc For Each Additional Vz Mile ~id he expects 55,000 persons for SIJ'lqJ..E room-Double room and sleep ter 6 p.m. Six Consecutive days, Inr porch. Oraduate or bUllne .. men. te Wltconsin game this Saturday, Dial '5$5. 11140 HUDSON. Phone 8·0124. For- tJ.le biggest. crowd here for a game per day ...... 60c per col. Inch One Month ...... 50c per coL inc:h N.AT [rQnl double room~. Married c"u· It46 HUDSON 2·door; 1946 WILLYS lietween the two schools. pIe or mon. Phone 3722. a.:tatJon waloll; 1040 FORD coupe, new (Avg. 26 insertions) maroon IIOJ!!;.n . !:tee thebe alld ollier good [ OBVIOUS WEAKNE S nOOMS. 1126 Rochesler Avenue. 3247. used cars at EKWALL MOTOR COM­ COURTEOUS For consecutive insertions MINNEAPOLIS I\PI - Minnesota PANY. 627 So. Cap.lol. ,DEPENDABLE worked on pass defense Tuesday One day...... 60 per wohl Inatruct10n in prepal'ation for Nebraska which Three daya ...... 10c per wor, BALLROOM daneb". Harriet Walsh. Dial li80. Coach Bernie Bierman thought Slx days ...... 13c per word Q11lCK LOANS on jewelry. clolhln., might try to capitalize on the Go­ BALLROOM danc. l ...on .. Mimi YaucH radl"., etc. HOCK· ... ;YE 1.0Al'1, latllt SERVICE One Month ...... 39c pcr word WurlU\ Dial M8I. S. ..r,buQue. ~~ers' obvious weakness in their , ~----- loss to Washington...... " LOANED on Iuns, comer... ------Ed Hunting, Jr. H.lp Wanted d,amond .. ~ ; "tI,.nK. ot". ltELlABL8 Dial NOTICE 0 F flUNG LOAN CO,. 10. t.. JI .. rtlNlton. OF PLAT AND SClIllDULE Classified Manager FULL at \>art·tlme help wa"led.' Conege Notice I. hereby elven that Iher. I, Deadlines Stude,'l preferred. Apply Warner Med­ Apartments fOT Rent no,," Oil lIIe for public InSJ)eotiDn In Ihe lin Studio. III!. S. Dubuque St. oWce 01 the Clly Clerk a plat and sched­ ule marked "PIal C-6" 01 the foUowlng Weekdays 4 p.m. VETERANS wilt wa.nted : ·-p-ro- I-tt-.-b-Ic BACHELOR aparlment. Furnished. Phone • named streets and parts ot streets, ta­ parlo-llme work . Toyland Studio. 1027 ~8-~17!!!IB!!!. ~~~~~~~~~~~:!:!! 8-1163 wll: Saturday Noon Rochesler Ave. ~ Or StOl? At 207 E, ColleQe St, Cl'pltol Street Crom th.e l outh !tne 01 PrenU .. Street 10 Ihe norlh line PART or lull time sales",an "Ith rar. Mimeographing - Typing 01 LarayeUe Slreet, al) In IDwa Clly. Brlnr Advertisements fG Toy tans! Studio. 1027 Roehe.ter Ave. Iuwa; whereon litreet improvements The Dally Iowan Business Office · WAlTRESli wftl)ted , Days, Apply In per. Notary Public constructed und~r 8 contract. with Comp~ny Basement. Eut Hall or phone- ad". tlimald,o's :ij.~t.uTan_t_. _ _ ___ ' SENRY ANDERSON Win. Horrabln Conlractipc dated the 12th day pI 5c:t>lelnber, pulUIlC MARY V. BURNS 19!\O. have be\h compleled, 1 mfflAl'l1' Sc:HpbL need. home etonon'lo. ~ teltcl'H teMporarily or ad· ~ll>t 601 Iowa State Bank Bldg. ·Sald And""' ch

ON THE SURFN:E I MAY SAY· ·· YQU CAN OUT-SIT APPEAR IN ROBUST HEALTJ.I, RODIN'S t THINKER:"I- · ·· BUT J.lONESTLY. I 'M A YOU SIT ALL AFTERNOON MERE SHELL! .... • EVERY DAY OF nl' YE~ REALLY, I COULDN'T PLAYING GIN RUMMY SIT DAY AFTER DAY AND IT DClGSN'T AFFECT IN A JURY WITHOUT 'lOUR HEALTH : .. BUT SUFFERING .A. .... ·WHY LET .A 'THREAT OF ro COLLAPSE AFTER.,t. v.oRK LOOM UP AND , THE S£COND DAY :~" '1'0\.1 MIJAN 'tOU'Ri: I'S 0-... . we"K AND RUN' DOWN AS A CRACKED 9 WAS "M,S BA.TTER.Y! G~Arexcm;:" M&Nr r F< FOR 'TOM RIiAL.l.V Lovel 1 t:lAOlO jAIC~ TIME our . TO ~INIG .- ~ND 't-rAlCIrStJ.Qlii !

I'D rALIG 10 ~!~ WAN1'ED ArNie. •. • PAGE SIX - TID DAILY IOWAN. WEDNl: DU. OCT. t. l~¥ 36 Named to Union (ommiHee ~::,a: r ~~:~~ Mrs.. Swords Oilits 2 Bridges Included Funeral Held for U.s. Must Avoid Imperialism: Rep. Martin - In City's Current Local Businessman The United States must develop their economy to military uses. I Thirty-SIlt sub-commltt.ee mem- hurst. Ill; Eleanor Gllck, A2. Hillcrest PosHion udequate defenses without be- "The best approach to sma" SUI Doctor Says Funeral services fo r Wilbur D. L bel'S ""ere st'Jected by Union Creston. and Joan Arthurs, A3. Mrs. Marie Sword , manager or C 56 h Id T esd I!oming imperialistic or miln~js - "tatecratt is to have defens~ bUi annon, ,were ~ u ay at . . • . up so a ruthle nalion like RIlS . board in a special meeting Tues- Cedar Rapicb. Know what you're doing before operallons at Hillcrest men's dor­ Sireet Repair Plan 2 p.m. at the First Methodist he, Rep. Thomas E. Martu" (R- •.. ~ da)' nllbt in the Jowa Union. Commtrie representatives wert!: you attempt to administer lirst mitory, has resigned her position church. The SUI alumnus and lowa), said in an interview lMQI' ~~not attatc~ us, d ~a:lJn sal,d.1 Eyry SUI colleee is represented Peg JellRn at Denbon' Betty aid to the injured, Dr. Edgar S. there. Vircil S. Copeland, manac­ Work hould begin soon on the Iowa City business man died Sat- day. ar canno e ell e y war.' I on the new sub-commlttee. One Laurer C3 Clinton' Judith Ann Brintnall, Profes.sor in the SUI er of dormitory operations at sur, resurfacing ot the Iowa avenue and Burlington street bridges. urday or a heart aUack. ,·It would be a fatal error ror "Betore we boast about our de.j ytar of sub-committee worle Is 3 Morris: C2. 'Cedu ~plcis; Rlchard college of medicine. told Kiwanis announced Tuesday. Cannon was a member of many the people of the United States ~o 1enses'h let·~ m ak ~ sure that w~ requIrement for membership on S Thompson C2 Des Moines' club members Tuesday. City Engineer Fred E. Gartzke Matha Van Nostrand, supervis­ said Tuesday. civic and university orga nizations. ge the impression that we have have t em , he saId. ~ the Union board, vieth, Davenport: Urnes the serlowmess ot ~rge w. C2, "M~ny or of the Hillcrest dining service 1he city council Monday night He was secretary-treasurer lor the been seni by God to ruil the' ------Uberal Arts atudenu &elected ano Charles A. York, C3, Sioux in~urles Is Inere~ed by person,s was named to succeed Mrs. discussed the matter after City Economy Advertising company for wodd," he said. ~ CROP Meets Tonight; for committee work were: City, WIth good Intentlons who don t Swords. • . Icnow what they are doing," Attorney William H. Bartley ques­ almost thirty years. "Possibly the greatest improve- Plan Drive for $6000 I Ed Halback, Al. Clinton; Joe Pharmacy: H. Wayne Schultz. Brintnall sald. The resignation of Mrs. Swords tioned whether the $139,000 street Pall bearers were Ben. S. Sum- ment in American thought jn the Ryan, A2, Des Moines; Frank P3. Bur1Jn&ion; Shirley Ann Al- A tourniquet is not a playthin I will become effective Oct. 15. She resurfacing program would In­ mcrwill. Sen. LeRoy S. Mercer, last six monhs is the rea!izaUop ' A meeting or the Christia Shideler. A2, Cedar Raplcb; Dana brecht, P2, Hartley, and Wesley he warned. Most wounds can ~ has been on the university stall clude the two bridges. E.F. Lenthe, A.A. Welt, Delmer M. through proved evenis that born- .Rural Over-seas program will Bruce Gibson. A2, ~hl,h; Tom Brown, P2, Keokuk. taken tare or with a pressure for 11 years and served in her Alderman Clark F. Mighell ob­ Sample, and Prof. Allen G. Test- bastc boasting such 3Ii practiced by held today, 8 p.m., lit the Johns Molllt, A3, Tipton; BlU Friedman, Law: Ellioll MacDonald. Daven- dnssing. present post since Jan. I. 1941. jected to any repairs being made er. former secrelary ot defense LouiS county court house. , A3, Sioux City; James Treneman, port; George McBurney, L2. Coun- A pressure dressinll Is uaed to Prior to that time she was assis­ on the bridges because ot a pro­ Honorary pail bearers were sur Johnson ~?esn·t ~ool any smart Omar Yoder, county chairman: A2, Orange City. cll BI~ts , and Leo Baker, U, stop bleeding. It may be applied tant manager at Hillcrest. posed project to widen and Im­ Pres. Virgil M. H!jncher, W.W. adversary, Martm declared. said Monday a drive .' or $6,00(\ M.ias Robert loats, A2, Clinton; Peter Iowa Clty. by stuUin, a elean handte:'Chle1 Nostrand came to the Iowa prove the bridges and their inter­ Mercer, Thomas Farrell, Prof. Russia has enough spies in this will be held for CROP In Novem lie! campua in July. 1949. She was sections at Riverside d rive next Van OosterhoUl, A2, Orflnge City; Nursing: Beverly Rowland, NI, in the wound and applyin, pres. Forest C. Ensign, Congressman country to relay the truth to Mos- ber. He added that a film "Add fac Marilyn McMuUen, A2, Dubuque; Springfield, Ill.; Dee Holland, N2, sure above it, he aaid. formerly personnel director with year. Thomas E. Martin. V.W. Nail, Ro- cow. "The American people aI'e ress Unknown" will be shown a Dianne Bamhouae. A3, OskaloostJ; Fort Dodge. and Marilyn Hoyt, "It is generally unwise to give Whittier laboratories, Chicago, Ill. Gartzke was directed by the bert Lind, Earl Y. Sangster, Prot. the only victims of this boasting," the meeting. Mary Reger. A3 , rowa City; Mar- NI, Oskaloosa. the injured person mythin, to Her home is in Fairfield, and she council lo confer with Ned L. Karl E. Leib. and B.D. McWiI- he said. Yoder said DI·. L. L. Dunn ianne Craft, AS. Hudson; Juanita Medicine: Stuart McConkle, M3, drink. In any situation extreme is a graduate of Parsons college Ashton, consulting engineer in Iiams, all of Iowa City. While " we are asleep ill a rock- lington of the First Methodi Bethke, A2, Cherokee; Marian Cedar Rapicb; Jack Marrs, Ml, care should be taken In movine there. • charge or the bridge remodeling, David Dancer and Maurice Mil- ing chair" the Russians ara de- church Is scheduled to speak a Grey. AS, Aledo. Ill. Ames, and Robert Henkle, M2, the Injured," he said. Mrs. Swords plans to return to to determine whether resurfacing ler, Des Moines; Mayor Arthur voting a greate!' percenta.e Of the rally. at this time would be a waste or Francine Appleman, A3, Elm- Des Mqlnes. her home In Burlin,ton to be with Kroppach, Davenport; Ed McCar- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FOOD POISONING DENIED her mother. • money. dell, Newton; and Burt Tucker, :: Roy Swanson, 39, KeoduQua, Work on the bridges should Chicago. ENGLERT previously believed sufCerine from begin soon, Gartzke said Tuesday, Burial was in Oakland cemetery. LAST DA V! 'LOUISA' LAFFARIOT a recurrence of tood polsonin" was 3 File Petitions ' although resurracing of streets MELODY MILL reported ill trom another callie by already torn up will be completed DEMO OPEN OFFICES "Doors OPfl n 1 : 1 ~- 10 : 00 " STARTS - TOMORROW University hospitals otlidals. For Divorce Here first. . Iowa City Any money spent on repairing Democratic headquarters tor HlQhWGY 6 - W~t Three divorce petItions were the bridges, even ir only for a Johnson county was opened today, . THURSDAY filed In Johnscn county district Att. Edward W. Lucas, county HURRYI HURRYI year, he said, would be well Over TlJe Week-End Offers You court Monday and Tuesday, all spent. Democratic cbairman announced. tD®liaJ.: chargln, cruel and inhuman Party headquarters is located on RII OWS AT I:~ft • ~:iM treatment. Food with A Reputation FrQm .'41;III[t the ground rloor of the Iowa ~,so - 7:M • 9 , ~. Mar,aret 'Bell, Iowa City, asked CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS TN.Soever (s apartment building at Linn and " F~ATURE 9 : ~~" Cqast to Coast NOW SHOWINGI for a divorce {rom her husband, Eleetlon of oUlcers scheduled -...... ,.\ Posltlvel, E...... , Nlte! Vernon Bell, and custody of the tor the first tall meeting of SUI Washington streets. Mrs. Mable ------Young Progressives to be held !It Fitzgarrald will be ill charge of happened to \ seven children aged 1 to 13. \ More Food - BeHer Food - Tastier Rita Volden. 620 S. GlIbert 7:30 p.m. today in the YMCA the otlice. \ Food and Faster Service on- lqrge street, asked cuatody o! her two conference room in the Iowa iiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiii__ - ---.... the west Union. Vice-president Charles Parties - Dinners - or. Lunches Than children In her petilion against Bob Hope teaches Archie L. Volden. Muhlslock, AS. Wood more, N. Y., before! any eating place in the midwest. Fern Dearin, asked tor a di­ said everyone is invited. the W est manners vorce from Melton J. Dearing, jiii.__ iiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HELD OVER • • • and he's ev,n Thru Thursday If You Have Not Tried Iowa City. BOXOFFICE OPENS 6:30 got the horses The GNatest wearin' tgils! The Melody Mill 60c Luncheon , "noo ... Open 1:15. 8:(5" Film Made You're in for a Surprise OOBHi ----- "THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA GriT Seating Capacity 270 - Hospital Clean Kitchen U,~(flt EVER SCREENED" . LUCILLE and Re .. Rooms STAATS TODAY "ENDS Iowa's Fine.. Dance Floor FRIDAY" Shows at '7 :00 and 9: 15 . Adults SOc -Children BALL Choice T Bone ., $~ . oo large Sirloin ' " $2.00 Under 12 In Cars Small Sirloin " . 1.50 Baker Ham . . . .. 1.50 F REE! Sugar Cured Ham 1.50 ~ Chideen . . . .. 1.25 ENDS TONITE ~ Chicken ..... 1.50 Pork Chops .... 1.25 , UIIf"NHIfIIIMJ,IIOMAl " ...,11 " . lar,la, ..... Chicken Beef Bar·B-Q libs ,.. 1.25 .EIf twII· I TI IMR . . Chow Me;n ... . 1.00 Fried Shrimp '" 2.00 franCiS : Hear the '. Lt. . dLtU UISIIaf • hit \lIoe5: • Haddock Fillets . 1.25 Hambvrger Steak 1.00 : "Home e. • Cookin' ''' Ham & Eggs .. " 1.25 Cheeseburger - AO.ISIION palon - . . MaU ...... 10k! • "Fancy • Cold Salmon , .. 1.00 Steak ...... 1.25 Eye.'a .. _ •...... 0' •••• 0...... ••• nus IUUIu Do. Aa,II •• THURSDAY IS • Pant''': . PLIMSEO TO EAT YOU Hangover Hamburger Deluxe ",.,... .. 25c CONTiN ' OV8PQYO WCEI .... "}WVELTOON" I n Co lor BUCK NITE! ..... 8bo",. AI 1.: .., ; , ".~ dLACIEKFlISHING Open 5:00 P.M. e,M ••• • :.. , ...... UIl" : "Sport." u...... Pt.'."''' . 4," . '~ 'f",'" . ~I~ , .... - LATENEW!; _ , -... ~ .. ". ,...... ~ .. ----~ ... , The NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE UNIVERSITY THEATRE 30th Season HAD SO IANY REQUESTS TO BRING'BAOi AFilM School of Fine Art. s 1950-]951 J Bic THAT PLAYED THE CAPITOL Iowa City, Iowa " Da,. , preSe1lIS in the , Ouly SO RECENT~Y. • • • BUT ) . , Community Series , . 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