GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY!
Today will be generally fair-that's what the man owan laid. Tonight should be cooler. r..tabl1ahecl 1868 Vol. 78. No. 274-AP Ne". and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Friday. August 9. 1945-Five Cenu. , Molotov Reopens 'Voting Issue. ------~------.--~--~------Truman Signs Doctors Say May FATHER DIVINE AND BRIDE New Ouakes Strike Asks Parley Bill Providing Needs Rest Period Caribbean Republics Physician's Report Tidal Wave Sweeps To Reject May Delay Questioning Town Already Hit Leave Pay By Senate Committe. By Earlier Tremors Majority Rule
WASHINGTON (AP)-The senate PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Approves Measure war investigating commlltee re - Fresh earUtquakes rocked Haiti, Evatt Accuses Soviet Boosti,J1g Pensions ceived yesterday a physician's re Port that Rep. Andrew J . May the Dominican REpublic and Puer Min;ster of Trying For 2-Million Vets (D., ICy.) must have an "indef to Rico yesterday eaualng panic inHe period of rest" before there among reslden~ In many areas To Use Veto Power is any possibility ot his testlCy and sending a new tidal wave WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi swirling into an already levelle,d dent Truman yesterday signed ing In the war profits Inquiry into By JOSEPH DYNAN legislation carrying money to pay the Garsson munitions combine. town of the Dominican Republic. The new blows fell In a Carib PARIS (AP) - Soviet P'orelln some 15.000.000 former and pres The report on May's condition came in a statement attributed to bean rei ion which has suffered Minister Molotov demanded yes ent enlisted men for terminal leave intermittent earth shocks since last they did not get. his Prestonburg, Ky., physicians terday that the European peace Sunday. Once again towns on or conference reject vo ting proce He also signed a series or other and distributed In a news release near Ute Mona Pas~.e-the rough dure already approved by Ute measures affecting ex-service from the office of his attorney here. stretch of water separating Ute rules committee and Hebert V. men, including one Increasing vet Dominican RepubUc from Puerto Vsed Medical Terms Evatt of Australia heatedly ac erans' pensions by 20 percent and FAThER D[VINE, Nerro rellrlous cult leader. poses In hi, Phlla- Rico-appeared to be the hardest cused him at trying to use veto another designed to head olf what i TI~~ ~e:,r~I~lsedO ~7t~;Cal t~;n~ delphia "Heaven" with his 21-year-Old white bride. tM former Edna hit. Casualty firures wel'e not im power in action having "the sug Veterans Administrator Omar N. mediately available. Bradley has described as a threat ~ebs~~~s new I~t;rnatl~na~ dl~_IRose lUlchlnJS at Montreal. (AP WlR,PHOTO) gestion at intimidation." ened national scandal in veter tionary described. They Included: Many waU, In the Dominican Molotov charged that Britain CARL MILLER. World War n veteran and his IOn. are Republic which wlthltood the pre ans' training. "myocarditJs" as inflammation of I ' and the United States had engin aIIown occupylnr their tent on the courthouse lawn In Bln,hamton, The appropriation for terminal the muscular part ' or lhe heart 0 wa vious shocks crumbled durin, the eered a "grave mistake" in obtain N. Y., In protest 8&'alnat the lack of houainl' faciUtles. Six other for leave was signed in advance of wall: "decompensa.Uon" as "low .fO-second quake yesterday morn ing approval of a British amend ..er Gl's are occupying tents on the lawn In a prolest bivouac which Officials Plan Ing. the bill which authorl~ed such of POWill' of the heart;" "hypo' . ment giving a simple majority as benn a week aro. (AP WIREPHOTO) payments. A special White HOuse tension" as low blood pressure Reports from that neilhborln, well as a two-thirds majority the F· I ceremony-possibly. today - will and "bradycardia" as slow action 19 ht country a I d panlcl(y people right to make treaty recommen attend the signing of the latter of the healt. Against Polio jumped from balconies Into the daions to the foreign ministers measure. Committee Officials Indicated streets. Others were Injured by council. He asked for a strict two The legislation signed yester that plans to question May at a careening cars. thirds rule only. Dry Spell Damages , tentatively scheduled session early DES MOINES (AP)- A state- public health nun;es In the state Fearful residents refused to day: Charet Filibuster 1. Appropriates $1.'31.'708.000 in Septembcr probably will be wide camWlign to fight infantile for the special treatments re Fearful residents refused to Evatt asserted the Russlan's ac to make the terminal leave pay abandoned because of the doctor's paralYSis, in the evenl it should qulred In the care of poliomyelitis sleep last nl,ht in Uteir homes and tion In reopening the voting Issue ments, mostly in five-year bonds; report. become a serious problem in Iowa. cases. stretched out Instead In parks. before the pie n a r y session If!1idwest Corn Crop: was planned yesterday at meet- 3. A campalm to recrul~ and streets and open piaues. $30.000,000 to buy special automo Tell of Detective Shells "amounts to what Is known in viles for legless veterans; $26,- The committ yesterday ob- ing of heads of pUblic and private provide special training for grad Matanzas. on the Dominican Re some countries as fIlibustering," BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 000.0~ additional for OPA. tained from a former technical medical organizations here. uale nurses not now active In publlc's northeast coaSt. felt Ute Evatt declared Molotov was try Steady winds blOW ing down A low pressure trough now ex- Z. (ncrean. by 20 percent the sergeanl a written account of how With Dr. Walter L. BienIng. full-time nursing who might be full force of Ute new tidal wave. trying to enforce the same veto from the plains of Central Cana- tends in a north and south dlrec pensions of nearly 2,000.000 vet barrel bursts or defective mortar state health commissioner, presid- called (or service In the event at Fortunately many residents of that power in the peace conference da brought new drought damage tion over the plains states. weaUt erans of both world wars and shells knocked out two or three ing. the group made arrangements an emergency. town and the surrounding relion that he had In the 10reign miniS., to the United States corn crop er forecasters said. Moist air moves 400.000 dependents. elfective Sep gun crews of the 86th chemical (or: 4. A study ()f hOllPUal facilities had fled In the last few days to ters council. yesterday and more moisture to northwest over TExas, norUt over tember 1. mortar battalion in the critical 1. A pool of Iron lun.. relll'lra- to provide space for paralysis bilher ,round In the interior. Mi Molotov said the British and the rain-soaked eastern states. Oklahoma, northeast over Kansas 3. Sets up '''hter ltandarda for Baltle of the Bulge. Other tor tors and bot-pack machines to be cases. particularly adults. who litary planes dropped lcod and United States delegations had The winds. weather forecasters and Missouri and Into Iowa. At on-the-job tralnin, for veterans. mer G. [,'s told of similar bloody available for speedy dispatch to might require Institutional care. medical suppUes to these refu,ees. "joined hands" on the simple ma said;' have been blowing strong thal point, the north winds called the activity in which General Incidents. any community In urgent need of 5. Special efforts by the .tate The shocks knocked some pe jority amendment, and "ptobably In the upper atmosphere for the an anticyclonic curve, catch the Bradley said scandal was threat The committee has 85ke~ the them. health departmept to keep doctors destrians off tbelr feet in Haiti. expecl.ed to facilitate recommen lut ·,.flve or ~\x weeks, pmhlng moist air and shove most of it ened; provides tor tnspeetion of war department to trace defec 2. An. educational prorram for and nurses throughout the state which jointly occupies HlspanoUa dations which would be desirable aside the moisture-laden air mov- eastwards and some of It west such training projects and sets tive shells through Its contracts alerted on the latest developments island with the Dominican Repub- to Utem." ing up from the Gulf of Mexico. ward. pay ceilings for veteran trainees. with companies which manufac In lhe polio situation and melhods 1\c. He a.;;serted a majority must As a result. the worst drought Scattered showers were fore- 4. Authorises the vetenaDi ad tured 4.2 inch mortar ammuni of handling possible outbreaks In Panic developed amon, Inhabi not be set off against a minority. conditions since the mld~thlrties cast for today over much of the ministration to operate canteens tion. Erie Basin Metal Products home-town communities. tants of the PUt!rto Rican towns ot See Another Lo"," Flrh& have damaged corn .and vegetables drought area but the weather bu In hospitals and veterans homes. company, one of the associated Limit Duck Dr. Carl Jordan, head of the Aguadilla and May~ez. In'Ponce. The renewed explosion threw in northern Illinois. ellstern WI~- reau sjlid no real relief would financed by a $4.000,000 revolving 19 firms headed by Or. Henry department of preventable dis on the Puerto Rican south coast, consin, northern Indiana and low- come until the northerly winds fund. Garsson and Murray Garsson. held the delegates Into consternation at eases for the state health depart school children rushed from their prospects of another long, bitter er Michigan. break up. A "~ool" wave with 5. PermJtI veteraDli who Ilved such a contract but there has been ment, told the group there existed classrooms. In enemy countries during the war struggle In the plenary session The main corn belt is reported clear skies was forecast in the no evidence that it turned out Hunting Period no grounds for immediate emer in good condition, however. with waJte of the showers. to receive V A benefits provided defective shells. At Puerto Plata on the north over the same ground covered in gency action because of poUo. coast: it was reported that the sea the rule8 committee. The dele 8utflcient rainfall in the princI- Abnormally hot weather contln they were oot disloyal to the Men Blinded, Killed pal corn growing stille of Iowa ned In Kansas and Oklahoma, with United States. About 10.000 per A story of men blinded and WASHINGTON (AP) - WI Ih Should Be Prepared receded approxlmaely 440 yards gates had expecled a perfunctory and in southern and central IllI- temperatures ranging up to 112 sons. to whom benefit payments killed by defective morlar shell the wild duck population reduced Dr. Jordan said, however, that yesterday but surled back with approval of decisions reached in 'lois. Moisture conditions were degrees. In Bozeman, fyIont .• how were suspended during tbe war. bursts. and at shells impounded to "a dangerous level" the gov ho~pitals and various agencies out Inundating the dty. committee. fair in southern Indiana. a major ever. the mercury dropped to 33 were affected. because of suspected detects while ernment yesterday limited the concerned with pUblic health In Ciudad Truj Illo. capital of The session adjourned at 7:10 corn growing state, with the crop degrees. lower than a 50-year-old •• Allows full peaslon. to vet firing was held to a minimum on 1946 hUnting season to 45 days. the shOUld be prepared In case polio the Dominican Republic. the new p. m .• with United States Secre in no immediate danger. record. erans who became disabled In the batlle lines, came from 95 daily bag limit to seven and the tr nds which have taken place In tremor struck at 8:30 a. m. It was tary of State James F. Byrnes, and peacetime service. Some 40.000 letters received by the committee possession limit to 14. the last two months continue. simUar in form to last Sunday's representatives of the Ukraine veterans are aHected. at an esti from former sold iers who Chair This compares with an 80-day Cause for concern. Dr. Jodan shock but lasted for a shorter time and White Russia scheduled to mated !irst-year cost of $3.500.- man Mead (D., N. Y.) said had hunting season last year. wilh a said. was undue prevalence of and was less severe. speak this morning. Judge John Collet 000. polio in Iowa early in the year. Quits Polilics first hand knowledge of these dailY bag limit of 10 and with a The United States embassy in Yugoslav Delegate Evard Kar '7. Pro v Ide s re-employment events. poss ssion limit of 20. An abnormal number of cases Ciudad Trujillo sent a request to delj. speaking in support of Molo Joins Steelman's rilhts in their pre-war jobs to The committee released four of In making public the 1946 reg was reported in April, Mar and naval district headqUarters In San tov, said that if the rules commit . Back to Railroading wartime P,ersonnel of the mer these letters without disclosing the ulations yesterday. Secretary of June . Juan, Puerto RiCO, for doctors and lee decision was adopted by the ' chant marine similar to existing names of lhe Writers. Ute Inlet'ior J. A. Krug called the In July the number of cases re- nurses. conference Yugoslavia· could con For Ex-Sheriff Stabilization .Staff rights of men and women who ported totalled 45. In July of Fifteen doctors from Curacao. tinue to take part "only with served In the armed forces. duck hunting rules the moot dras CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) Oklahoma Bank Robbed tlc since 1938. 1940, Iowa's worst polio year to the Netherlands West Indies, were strong reservation," I. Authorises federal works ad dnte, 21 cases were reported. And reported to have arrived at Ciu -Pat Mansfield, former sheriff WASHINGTON (AP)-John R. ministrator to provide tempdrary WALTERS, Okla. (AP) - A The hunting season runs from BrItish Delegate A. V. Alexan of MoMinn county and a leader Steelman installed Judge John C. band of unmasked men. described Oct. 5 to Nov. 18 in the northern dudng the first week in August dad Trujillo to take care of vic der. first lord of the admirlllty, facilities such as classrooms, lab of this year 71 eases were re- Urns of Ute new tremors and of of for ces which were beaten In Collet yesterday as a close person oratories, dining halls and infir by the highway palrol as "a well zone; from Oct. 26 to Dec. 9 in the then joined the debate. accusln, a battle of ballots and bullets 81 aSSOCiate, in his office at re organized gang." robbed the First intermediate zone. from Nov. 26 poted. The total of all AUlust the precedln, earthquakes and Molotov of "further delaylnl ac maries to colleles furnishing vet cases in 1940 was 174. tidal waves which have hammered lut Thursday. said yesterday. conversion. and reshuffled ad- erans' tralnlng courses under the National bank of Wdlters of an to Jan. 6 in lhe southern zone. tion" in an attitude "which would Shortare ot Nanes the republic at Interv.als since last "I'm through with politics for ministratlve responsibilities. , G. I. bill at rights. A $75.000,000 estimated $35.000 yesterday and Iowa has been transferred to lhe prevent peace at any time." good-It'll sure mess you up The reorganization merges ·the appropriation is provided. touched off an extensive manhunt. Intermediate zone. Representatives of Iowa MeUt- Sunday. Thirty per80ns died in Molotov declared that Russia sometimes." office of economic stabilization The legislation increasing vet odist, Iowa Lutheran. Broadlawns the earlier traledits. The number could not agree that the 21-nation The stocky ex-sheriff disclosed into the reconversion office. eran's pensions also authorizes the general and Merc), hospitals. re- of casualties from the latest shocks peace conlerence might adopt a that he was suffering from a CoUet. a Missouri federal judge. payments of full pensions to vet HUGE BOMBER IN TEST FLIGHT ported to the conference that had not been determined. recommendation by a mar,in' of aliaht buckshot wound in the comes into the Steelman set-up erans who are hospitalized or who shortage of trained nurses is the (A pilot who landed a Pan only one vole which he said would riaht legc.-recelved in a rousing. "with no formal title or specific live In VA institutions. In the main problem in planning for American Airways plane at Ciu- permit 11 nations to impose their past these payments have been emergenc polio measureS. dad Trujillo a few mlnu~ after will upon the other 10. six-hour pitched battle between duties." He headed the formerly y the new tremors struck said that his forces and partisans of a vic- independent stabill~atlon office limited to . $20 a month and for Miss Marie N~u~chafter, dlrec- I everyone there was "scared to Search for Unanimity torlous ex-G. I. slate of candidates. up to the heilht of the recent row those pensioned for non-service tor 01 the diVISion of public death-even the Americans," He added that a search for The wound wasn't ierlous, he said. over wage-price policy. He te- connected disabilities, to $8. The health nursing for the state (On aulving at Miami the pl_ unanimity should be the "iulldin, Mansfield gave a telephone in- signed at that time and was suc larler pension checks will not be health said 35 public lot, Capt. William of principle" of the sessions. and ci received before October I, since dep8rtm~nt, Karr~err, tervlew from the Chatsworth. cetded by Chester Bowles, whom health nurses In the state could Louisville. Ky., said the people ted procedure In the United Na Ga .• home of relatives where he he had backed in the battle for monthly benefits are not paid in be brought to Des Moines and at the Cluded Trujillo airport tions assembly, where a two advance. hu been staYinl since he abdi- a strorw hold-the-Ilne stand. Iowa City for a two-day course told him the new quaia! wa. worse thirds rule is employed; in the cated as sheriff early last Fri- The new veterans tralnin, law security council. where unanimity day. He disclosed that he re- The key post In the general ad sets a ceiling of $175 a month for of speCial training. to return to than last Sunday'.. "Apparently their home communities better the north coast of the republic of the five permanent members visited Athens. McMinn county mlnlstrative reorganIzation-depu single men and $200 for married Is required; in the forelan minIl seat. yesh!rdaY-for the first time ty director for production, 8~bl1l equipped to handie pollo cases. again took the heaYklt "-tin,," men trainees in the on-Ut-id/> John V. McCarthy, Iowa repre- he said.) ters council and varioUi wartime Iince the gunfire-to resi.ill his zatlol) and war liquidation-went program. Of this amount the meetings where the unanimity lut offiCial connection with the to Harold Stein. 43, who was sentaUve for the national founda- ,overnment will pay a maximum tion for Infantile paralysis, said rule prevailed. strite-torn county _ membership brought into the high-polley alen_ of $65 for single and $90 for mar On the election commission. cy when Chief Justice Vinson was he believed the local units of his Commenting on American and ried men. Soviet RuulQ Defendi British reservations to the vot "I'm gOing back to raUroadin .... ,director of war mobilization and The terminal pay bill. Intendeq. group would finance travel and living expenses of the nurses for Albania's Application In, procedure Bunested by the he announced. "I'm II locomotive reconversion. to C((ualize treatment of enlisted such a program. foreign ministers council. Molotov enalneer, you know. and I expect Two Other deputies were ap men and officers, who are paid McCarthy said six respirators For UN Membership accused botl:\ nations of "repudia to 10 back to myoId job of rall- pointed, Steelman announced - cash for unused leave time upon ting their agreements" and added: lOading between Etowah and At- Donald Kin,sley for fiscal polley, separation from service. has been and 10 hot-pack machines should NEW YORK (AP)-Soviet Rus arrive In Des Moines today for "It would seem that their ri,ht "nta On the Louisville and Nash- employment and social security, estimated to cost as much as $2,- sia yesterday defended Albanla'S hand doesn·t know what their l&ft 700.000.000. Enlisted men and use in the midwest area. ville railroad." and Anthony Hyde for Information ri,hts to memberahip In the hand Is dOing." . Mansfield was a high lieutenant and reports. women who have lerved at any Roundly applauded by oUier In the Paul Cantrell McMinn A tbr~-way division of resPon time since September 8, 1939. are UnI&ed Nations and tleclaNd that ellatble to be paid for accumulated .I Boy's Letter Home -I a Greek memorandum OPPQIin, Slav dele,atlons. Molotov declared etlllnty administration which lost slbUlty was thus achieved. Steel unused furlou,h time up to 120 admission of Albania was bued Russla's wartime services and loa the election and the lun battle man said the intel1'ation of OES I Gets B;g Response 1 ses entitled her to be heard In wlftd around the county jail for and OWMR would eliminate dup day•. on false Iccusat101l8. The payments will be made in • JAMESTOWN, N. Y. (AP)-A• RUSSia went to the defense of demandinl unanimity In the con llOaaeealon of contested ballot lIcation and cut expenses. ference. boxes. ~ . bond., except for amounts less six-year-Old boy's letter home the little Balkan country /luriJII He and a score or more of depu- Director Steelman himaelf will than $50 and odd -amounts above got a rousing send-off yesterday a two and one-halt 110111' cl0se4 'tIzed officers barricaded them- fill the stabilization polley shoes multiples ot $25. which will be from hal( the city fire depart _Ion of the lItCurtty eouncU's setves In the jail only to be routed vaca~ by Bowles' resianation In cash. Cash also will be paid ment and the entire detective bu membership commltt... Less Co"on Preclidecl .?IIth dynamite' blasts after the last month, OWMR aides said, but to estates ot discharged men ",ho reau. Action OD Albanla'i a~Jlcation WASHINGTON (AP)-Theaart G. r. f.etlon had besle,ed them the OES staff and operltJn~ tunc have died. Jimmy Johnson. 'vlsltlnl here. was alain postponed, however, ·1 ?11th ahot,uns. pistols, rifles and tiona are assl,ned to Stein I IUP- The bonds may be uaed for wrote to his mother In Govanda after Great Brltabl, the United culture department y e I t e r day al least one ~achlne,un. ervillon. payroenta ot government life in and "mailed" the letter In a fire Stales and &everal other members forecast a 1946 cotton crop ot only As an altermath. the cOunty ot- Collet, who bowed out a. OES .urance premlUl1l8, but otherwlae ale,rm box. Three pumpers, a hook exprl!llled the belief that nothln. 9,290,000 biles, Indicattnc that this fleera resigned and were replaced director last February, w a I cannot be cashed before they are TUE ARMY AIR FORCES' hue experimental B-S6 bomber Is and ladder truck and, eventually, .bould be done until Albania had country's .upply for the year wilt ex-G. I. winners in the elte- brought back by President Tru- due, five years after each pa,ee's dloWJl alter It took oft )'esterda), .~ Ft. Wortb. Tex.. on Its mltial a squad car fUll of detectives re been liven a chance ot repl1 to the abead may be at the lowest leVel :1100, min from Kan... City Tuelda,.. date of dilcharge. _~ flia'bt _. ______(AP WIREPHOTO) sponded to the falae alarm. char,.. In 18 ye8fl. PAqETWO THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY. IOWA ~ The Da/~ Iowan Must World Hungry for Lock Resol:Jrces. (The Unlvenltl' Reporter estabUib«l l_ 'I'be ~ 10.... Go of aIn4:e ltoll FRED N . POWNALL. PuDllallel The Aoooclitad Preu Ia exclullveJ" en· Is, fi rst, that they do not know, Pearson and Harper base their launched the unique agricultural of theh· soil. Apply1.his 30 per Lorm k Hickerson. Aasistant to the UUed to ute for npubllelUon of III newl By JAMES RORTY Sir John and the authors ot the PubHlhel dlspatcb... credited to It or not otber (Reprinted by permisalon from World's Hunger approach the or at least do not present, all the pessimistic thesis. It is based experiment that now embraces increase to all the tarlll!l th Gene Goodwhl. tdhor wiM credited In tbIa paper ancl IIao Ibe William A. Mill..... Manag!na Editor IouJ newl bereIA. the Cooperative News Serviee) problem from diametrically op pertinent facts. and second, that chiefly on their estimate that of some 25,000 test-demonstration would benefit (l·om similar tr'!3 l¥auy Strln&bam. BustlJess !rUlillila'" RECENTLY I WROTE: "Does posed points of view. The great their intellectual equipment for the world's total land area of 36 farms in the Tennessee Valley and mimt-belJeved to be nearly ha. Herb Olson. Circulation Mana.~r -... .. ~: WIIbIU -..-. the world today possess the re- Scot starts with the premise. dealing with these facts is as dated, billion acre3 only 7 percent has snother 10,000 outside, scattered the farmers in the United Sta~ TELEPHONES KIrk H. Porter. A. Cnl& BaIrd. Paul R. of -and you get an addition to tilt ·~It rI I Offl 4191 Olsen. Kennelh SmIth. Jean Hewlaud. sources, natural and technological, stated over a decade ago in the as inadequate, and as mischievous all the factors of soil and topo over practicalJy everyone the - 0 ace ...... Bob ""wcell. Bet~ Loll 8cbmld1. SocIell' OW"" , •••••• _••••••.••.•. , •••• wherewith to give every man, Englishman and His Food that in its effects as that of most graphy, temperature, a d e qua t e 48 states. world's feeding potential seem.. PI Bllslnea OWce ••..•...... •...... 4192 woman anti child now alive "we cannot les,ve our food sup orthodox economists: a priesthood and reliable rainfall, carbon diox Enkred II oea.nd dill mill maUer * * * ingly nol dreamed ot in the phiJos. drall Subscriptlon rate&-By maU, $S per at the ~.t Iowa City. Iowa, A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO I ophy of these Cornell agrono. enough to eat? Most competent ply completely at the mercy of wihch, if allowed to make the crit ide and sunlight, required for the pOUl ,....; b" carrier, 15 ceoll -eekl7. t5 I"" under the ad of .,...".. 01 Man:b 2. tood scientists believe that it. the economist. Pood-stuffs cannot ical national and international de growing of food. The production visited a hill farm in Easl Tenne- mists. Messrs. Pearson and Har. "..... 1m. ftOIT does." in all respects be classed in the cisions (or the modern world, are possible on this acreage, they ad see which in 1936 would have per devoted only three pages t 10 t FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 Most, but not all. Since I wrote same category as other commod quite llkely to destroy us all, and mit, would be more than enough been classified as third-class, con- the whole subject o( fertilizer. l11e 1 that, the Cornell university press ities." Elsewhere Sir John has within a few years. to support the world's present sidered by some, sub-marginal and say next to nothing about has published the World's Hun- gone farther, declaring that a sane populations, but only if the world land, fit to grow trees only. At phosphate, which is probably th! Cl ger, a brief, condensed and highly food policy will be possible only WHEN SIR JOHN* ORR !1e- were prepared, first, to equaliie that time the land was about prinCipal bottleneck of agricul. will Reading the Record on fhe 79th explosive volume in which two when the "power of money over nounced the *"power * ot money" he the distribution or available sup equally divided between· gullies tural production not only in thiJ ''Dr. competent food scientists, Messrs. the primary necessity of lite is should have added the "power of plies and, second, to scrap the ani and broom sedge and, supposing but in the majority of countries. sua . Probably th out.'tanding achie,' ment of the 79th congre., Frank A. Pearson and FloYd A. btGl«!n." the money economists." It is liter mal middleman and drop to the there hod been a buyer, it might Obviously Germany and Japan .Ist which adjourned last week wa the successful creation of a tale ally as much as our lives are grain-eating Asiatic standard of eral. Harper, assemble some impressive * * * have brought $20 an acre. When knew this because in 1938, as a ChI!( male bE'tween executive ana the legi. IMm'. A lot was accom evidence in support of the bleak MESSRS. PEA "R SON AND worth to keep these honest but living. If, on the other hand, we I saw it the steep slopes were part of theil· preparations tor war, pli h d; a lot more was left undone. Malthusian conViction that star- HARPER are agronomists, that is limited and ineffably seU-satis attempted to bring the rest of the covered wlth a thick carpet of they were importing, between Tt Probably the outstanding cha'·actlJt'j.~til' of tbe 79th congress vation still rules the world, and to say, agricultural economists. fied people in positions of author world up to the North American bluegrass and clover that easily them, 46 percent pl our phosphate play was its inability to fac i,!\ues qua rely. Bi hop Bernard J . heil, will inevitably send it to war They are eminent authorities on ity at a time when the world has standard, with \\$ 25 percent of carried a beef animal to the acre- exports of about a million tons a again, as it has repeatedly sent It all the things that we can't do be at most a decade of leeway in animal products, the pre sen t inelL D. D ., put his finger on it whpn he stated la. t Jnlle, "The present and what animals! year. Congress knows it too, be, to war in the past. cause we don't have the little which to build, with no reference world production would maintain and congres.'l firmly believes in walking Bh'sight up to, and then Startln" :from about $500 behind caUse in April, 1943, Senator LIs. They are entitled to this opinion paper Symbols necessary to pay whatever to how much it costs in only a billion people or hal! the scratCh , the farmer had boosted ter Hill, co-sponsor of the Hill. quickly around, every problem bl'ought to its attention, No con of l and entitled too, to the manner in for them. By applying this ortho terms of money or in terms ot present world population. the income from his 52-acre farm Bankhead-Flannagan bm, to I d gre s has had so great an opportunity; and no congress 11as been "Mic which it is expressed, which is dox pecuniary accountancy they demand and supply economics, a That other students have exam to over $3,000 last year and more them all about it, declaring that 80 pusillanimolls in it. side-stepping of i. sue." one of pal.ronizing professional prove to their own satlsfaction the minimum floor of physical sub ined the same data and come to "Mal than doubled his total production "Our food prodUctlon program by I • • • grumpiness. On the other hand correctness of the Hitlerian doc sistence for the world's popula different conclusions is arknowl of foodstutrs, while using less than must be organ ized no longer 111t 8nt 1tp(m reforming the New DeaL policies of tlte l'a4e this writer is entitled to examine trine that there is not enough tion. Did such considerations stop edged by the authors who cite the and half as much labor. He had been around a basic soi l deficiency." thy. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 79th (,oll.gre.~s spent most of ots time the limitations of this view, to lebensraum tor all of us on this us from undertaking the $2,000,- prewar estimate by the German offered a war-inflated price of The reason that it Is orgsllized IIammfl'illg away lit aciminis/mtion- p01180red l6{Jisl
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to wind up third in the final heal $10,199.11 (or second to Victory Ball S ndlwe, ". as a Hamb1etonian record crowd Song; .$6,1 ~9.47 tor third to De of 16,015 cheered her game bid. The victory was worth $28,047.- anna; $3,059.73 for fourth to Don 56 to Chestertown. Scott; $2,0311.82 for fiUh to West Buys irates The son of Volomite was driven field Girl and $1,529.87 for sixth by the veteran Tom Berry, British to 1:. Roland Harriman's Waller PITTSBURGH (AP)-A. four . born onetime running hor e jockey Spencer. man syndicate in which movie from Lexington, Ky., who won The 2 : 02 ~ second heat lime fO r By FEDER the Hambletonian behind Ran- actor Bing Orosby gained top sm Chestertown, the pre-race Ham billing with Frank E. McRlnney, GOOD TIME TRACK, GOSHEN, over's Bertha back in 1930. It bletonlan favorite, was announced Indianapolis banker, purcha~ N. Y. (AP)-Chestertown, owned was his 19th trip in the buggy as a season record for a three year by Walter E. Smith of Los/ An- whip derby. the Pittsburgh Pirates ba!leball old. He was clocked the first club yesterday for an unan· geles, won the 21st running of the Chestertown returned a tavor quarter in 30\4, the halt in 1.01~, nounced l:>rice reported to be in Hambletonlan yesterday by taking !te's price of $3 .50, $2.90 and $2.10 the three 'Ql19rters in 1:33% and the neighborhood of $2,225,000. the second and third heats after across the board in the third heat. the tinal quarter in 29 .... fi nishing second in the first. Victory Song was $3.70 and $230 A total of $50,710 was bet on The .McKinney-Crosby associ Victory Song, owned by Mrs. for place and show and Deanna the second heat, making a new ates announced by McKinney at a James B. Johnson, !r., of Roches- $2.10 for show. one-heet wagering record tor a press conference yesterday were ter, Mich., who won the first heat, Back of the three leaders at the HembletoRian. John W. Galbreath, 49, ColumbUs, closed fast in the stretch to take finish of the third heat was West In the second heat Victory Song Ohio, real estate man, and second place in the third. Vlc- field Girl, owned by E. J . Baker bToke Into a gallop nelfr the quar Thomas P . Johnson, 32, a Pitls- tory Song broke in the second heat of 51. Charles, 111. She was one ter mile mark and was never in bUI'gh attorney. ' and finished ninth. of the top four pre-race favorites, It. McKinney's position in the pur Chestertown bought for "0,000 '.long with Chestertown, who was n'anna, jointly owned by Gib chase ot the club came as no sur only a week ago, tr~tled tbe-tbird given a slight lead over the oth- . son White ot ' ~xlngton, Ky., and prise but hIS announcement of heat in 2:03 after setting a sea- ers, Vi ctory Song and Deanna. Sonny Sheppard of Hanover, Pa., Bing Crosby as an associate did. son record of 2 : 02 ~ in the second The resl of the field in the third and driven by Ben White, win Crosby's financial position in the VICTORY SONG, driven by Sep Palin, ot Indlanapolls, leads the field home to win the first heat or heat. ~ heat, in order, were Scotch Fez, ner of f~ur Hambletonians, made deal which ended a o46-year the Hambletonlan troUln&' c1asslo. yesterday. Chestertown, driven by Tom Berry, of LeXington, Ky., Last year's two-year old champ- Walter Spencer, Onolee Hanover, a rlln at Chestertown in the dynasty of family ownership by Is second on the outside, and Deanna, driven by Ben ~Ile, Is thl~d In the center of the llecond group. ion, Deanna, who fin ished third in. Don Scott, Van Riddell, Argyle CHESTERTOWN stretch, but could never get closer tbe late Barney Dreyfuss and his Don Scott, with Del Miller al Ule driver, finished ".lInh "n the Inside. (AP WIREPHOT \ l the first mile and second in the and I.Qcomotive, 56 winner's purse, the money in than three ~uarter s ot a length heirs was not disclosed but Mc second, also put on a stretch ru. Back ot Chfttertown's $28,047.- the final standings awards were away, Kinney said all four members of the syndicale have "about an equal" financial interest. Consummation of the purchase was announced at a press confer erence yesterday by McKinney. he said he was "happy" to take -One-Hitter Against over with his associates the club, now floundering in last place in the National league. * * * The tour-man syndicate bought THE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD the club from William E. Bens- . Eighth 1·Hitter wager, president, who acted 85 Cleveland Ace agent tor his mother-in-law, Mrs. NATIONAL LEAGUE • r Barney Drey fuss, chai rman of the I W L P el. O.B. AMERICAN LEAGUE Brooklyn ...... 83 40 .612 - W L Pel. om. board. SI. Louis ...... 60 41 .S94 2 Boslon ...... 75 31 .108 Record Chlc'&o ...... 54 56 .540 1 \010 N.w york ...... 81 43 .118'1 13 McKinney did not disclose the Sets Boston ...... 50 51 .49S 12 Detroll ...... 5<1 44 .689 1& Blanks Chisol exact sale price but admitted it Ctnelnnall • ...... •.. 48 52 .480 13 >'; Wnshlnllon ...... 52 ~3 .4tl5 22>,; New York ...... 47 56 .456 16 CI. , elond ...... !JO 56 .472 2~ was "over $2,000,000." All NEW YORK (AP)-Bobby Fel Philadelphia ...... 43 57 .430 18 \ol St. Loul...... 46 57 .4.7 21~ HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Jimmy "The only change in personnel Frankie Hayes Gets Pltloburgh ...... 38 60 .388 23 >,; Chleallo ...... 40 60 .434 29 Dykes, former pilot of Chicago's ler, the Cleveland Indians' great Velilerday'. &eJuU. Phl1adelphlA ...... 30 '74 .288 44 is my taking the presidency," the ' Brooklyn 3, New York 1 Yuterday', Relult. White Sox, yesterday WIIS named curly-haired 43-year-old banker Only Hit as Indians righthander yesberday added an Chicago 2, Cincinnati I Cleveland 11- 0. ChlcaKO 0-1 tnanqer of the Hollywood Stars other pitching record to his fast PhiladelphIa 9-6, Boston 8-1 • New York 9-13. Wasl\lllgton 3-\ commented, adding that personnel Let Pop Fly Drop (Only ,.",~s scheduled) Bosto" 4-10, Philadelphia 3-6 of the Faeific coast league. The "will be the first order of busi growing collection when he twirl Today" Plt.he.. (Only lome. ""heduled, appointment is effective immedi Now York 81 Boslon I nl,bI'-Kennedy TodaY'1 1'11.he .. ness when the four new owners CHICAGO (AP) - Bob Feller ed his eighth one-hit game in his 16-4, v •. Spahn (4-1) lJolton '" Now 'Yorlt (hl,bt)-Ferrlss ately. eight-year major league career, B kl t Ph (18-4) vs. Devens (12,1) get together." pitched his second one-hit game of roo 'ft. ll ad elphla ( nl,bt)-Hlll- Pbllad.lplha at Wa hlllet.D (nlcbl) _ He succeeds Robert S. (Buck) Benswanger, who said he would the season yesterday as Cleveland his second ot the current seawn, be (8-4 ) VI. Judd (8-91 Christopher 15-4' vs. HUdson (7-8) Fausett, who announced Satur al remain with the club for an In The teat resulted in a 5-0 vic Chlc.co Plllsbur( h In)Chl ) - IVY. . Delrolt al Cblc ..,. (nlrbl)-HutchlnllOn day that he would quit at the l beat the Chicago White Sox,s to (11 ·9) vs. Sewell (6-7r (7-8) V8. Smith \7-71 definite period as an advisor, as 0, but the White Sox took. the tory over the Chicago White Sox, I. Loull at Cincinnati (nl~ht)-Bea7.ley CI ... land at SI. Loul. (Dlrht)-G... a- of the present season to de (3-5) v •. Heu.. cr IB-8) BY (0-0) VS. Oolehouse (5-8) serted he knew nothing of Cros Rapid Robert's 21st of the year vote all his time to the Albu second game of a doubleheader, 7 by's interest in the deal until yes and his ninth shutout. querque club of the West Texas to 6, on Earl Caldwell's tenth-in terday. ning single. New Mexico league, ot which he Feller's latest one-hitter en Declaring profits for years to Feller's one-hitter was is part owner. abled him to break a deadlock Owen Presents Case come would go toward develop eighth of his career and estab with Addie Joss, formerly with the Invite Gridmen, Dyke's appointment, said pres ing the property, the new presi lished a new major league rec Indians, who racked up his seven 1 ident Victor Ford Collins, is {or dent added: ord, beating Addie J oss' record ot one-hitters in a span of nine To Baseball Officials the rest of this season only. "They're going to see plenty 01 s ven with Cleveland in 1902-10. years, from 1902 to 1910. Feller Now in fifth place, after losing soap and water and paint slashed The on ly hit off Feller 'fell in the had tied Joss just nine days ago, CINCINNATI (AP) - Mickey To Fall Drills six out of seven to cross-town sevenlh when three Indians got July 31, when he held the Ameri Owen, the boHin' baseballer who Los Angeles last week, the Stars over Ji 'orbes field." mixed up on a pop fly by Frankie can league-reading Boston Red jumped from lhe National league are 18 ~ games out of first. Hayes. Sox to one hit in a 4-1 triumph. into the Mexican league and then Dr. Eddie Anderson has Issued Collins said the immedillte re Hayes tirst fouled down the left If Feller keeps a little book on out again, came in lown yester invitations to 75 University of placement of Fausett would serve field line and got a life when the rival hitters he can list seven day to present his case to Amer Iowa football candidates for the two purposes: permit Buck to take Compare Jim Youel L ball fell between outfielder players who kept him from joining ican baseball's lOp officialdom. beginning of fall football prac over management of the Albu it querque te:Jm at once, "which he George Case and third baseman Cy Young and Larry Corcoran But looked like the 30-year tice, August 19. The Hawkeye With Sammy Baugh Ken Kellner. Then he lifted a tall as the only pitc.hers with lhree old former Brooklyn Dodger prelers to do," and avoid a possi squad, one of the largest In uni catcher would have to sw~at out ble detrimental effect on the Stars fly to short center. Boudreau and no-hiUers to their credit. On WASHINGTON (AP) - Tne a long weekend before his plead~ ve.rsity history, will have live of his announcement he would re second baseman Jack Conway April 30 this year, the Van Meter Washinglon Redskins ieft yesler , ings reached high official ears. weeks of practice drills before sign at the end of the season. I started back. Seerey moved in meteor hurled his 2nd big league day for San Diego and their pre slowiy, apparently waved back by no-hitter, against the New York Mickey, who said he gave up the season opener, Sept. 21, Collins said the peppery ex pilot would be paid his salary in season 1'1'0 foolba II practicing, ac r Boudreau. The ball dropped safely CLEVELAND INDIANS FIREBALL hurler, Bob Feller, wipes off the Yankees. .His first was against baseball sou th of the border be~ against North Dakota State here. companied by this glOwing evalu the White Sox on opening day of cause of "an accumulation of dis full for the remainder of the sea between all three. perspiration in the dressln .. room yesterday, after blanking the Chl At the same time, Anderson ation from coach Turk Edwards: Despite a strained back suffered the 1940 seawn. gust," came to Cincinnati seek~ son. ca.-a White Sox, 5-0, with the el,hth one-hitter of his career and scnt out another group of letters "Never, in my 15 years with the Sunday, Feller struck out five to his ninth shut-out of the season, breaking a major league record. The latest b!tter to spoil a no ing an audience with the national to candidates who can not be han Redskins, have I . seen such mate make his season total 251. (AP WIREPHOTO) • hitter fQl' Feller was, oddly pastime's commissioner, A. B. rial." Box sCO I'e: enough, Frankie Hayes, his old (Happy) Chandler. dled on the.limited Iowa training Edwards told a rePorter that a Clovoland AB R H Cbl.a~. AB B H batterymate, who helped ,Bob win He said he had an appoinment table. These men have been Stranahan Advances l Ca•• , 1/ 5 0 2 Tucker, cf 3 0 0 asked to report 10r practice as peek at the quarterbaCk position Conway, 2b 5 0 31(uhel, Ib 3 0 0 his 1-0 no-hitter against the Yanks tor 10 a. m. (GST) today to meet Seerey, cr 4 0 Ol(ennedy, IC 3 0 0 Boston Swamps A's with a ninth inning homer, Hayes, Herold (Muddy) Ruel, the com soon as the fall semester opens. illustrates what he's talking aboul Edwards. rf 4 1 2 Wrlihl, r f 4 0 0 In Western Amateur Becker, Ib 4 0 0 Hayes, c 3 0 1 Chicago Rally sold to the Whit-e Sox last month, missioner's special assistant, but In announcing the invjtational "Under the 'l.'-formation," he Boudreau ... 4 I 2 Lodl&'nl, 3b 3 0 0 lotted a pop fly which fell be that Ruel "couldn't guarantee that roster, Antlerson said that a few DOLUTH, Minn. (AP)-Frank sa'd, "Your quarterback is tbe key I(ellner, 3b 3 I I Mlcha.l., 2b 3 0 0 On Three Homers Heian, c 3 \ \ Whitman. S$ 3 0 0 tween three Tribe fielders in cen Chandler would be there." other names will prObably be ad Stranahan of Toledo, ranking fav- man. Well, the Cricago Bears Feiler, p 3 I 0 Grove, p 2 0 0 Chandler, who suspended Owen ded to the tralJ1ing table list be orite in the western amateur golt used the T for years, but the ooly Hamner, p 0 0 0 ter in the seventh Inning and Edges Reds BOSTON (AP) - Home-run went for a aingl-e. last May 9 for five years because fore the opening of practice. tournament yesterday defeated quarterback they ever had who I
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Phone 81 , Riverside, cltlnney, trailer with plumbing and electri lllbt haullna- Varai17-Hawb7. Slore, 12 miles North of Iowa DIAL - 9696 - DIAL lurc ha~ cal facilities. Write Box 5-19, Iowa. Cab Co. Dlalll177 or uu. bastbaU City. Daily Iowan. HOUSEs FOR SALE I unan_ to WANT ADS RADIOS and phonographs fOI SENIOR commerce student desire-; to be in to sale. Woodburn Sound Service a room for first semester only. FOR SALE: Duplex home in A-I :25,000. Diu} on!. 8 E. College.. Call 4385. T. J. Hand. condition. Close to campus. Im aSSocI_ Reach Your Prosprcls ROGERS RITE-WAY mediate possession in upper apt. FOR SHOES Of MERIT mel' at a VETERAN University graduate For appointment DIal 9045, DE ,ny were Dial 4191 Shoe Repairing entering law schoot in fall de REU REALTY CO. olumbUs, For Your Fall Garden sires room in private home. Avail m, and TODAY Your worn shoes made llke able on or before Sept. 20th, pre FOR SALE: Fraternity houl!e, AND STYli new by our workJlUlllshlp. Or Beans, Turnips, RutabaC'a, ~ Pitts_ Ca rrot, Beets, Endive, Winter ferably on east side of city. Per partly furnished. Immediate thopedJc Service .•. OUf sPec mllnent for 3 years. Write Box possession, $17.000.00. LAREW Ialty. Radish etc. Visit Strub'. MeiianJ... W-23, Daily Iowan. CO. Dial 9681 or 2841. the PUt 126 E. Collero Fall seedill6 ls II lood tlDIe I Do SUr_ fat a nice lawn. We carry Blue VETERAN stt¥lent and wife need 2nd Floor men! at Grass, Wblte Clover, Perrenlal F'OR SALE: 8-room mod rn home 'ia te did. WANTED TO BUYl room or apartment py Septem on Iowa AJie, Sept. 1st pos$es Rye Grass, Red Tap, Cbewlll6 ber 10. Veteran will do odd jobs Air Conditioned n in the I f!seue. slon priced at $10,000. DE REU 46-Yea r WANTED TO BUY: 1936 ur '37 around house and yard. Call 3933, REALTY CO., exclusive agents. BRENNEMAN'S SEED STORE rsh ip by Buick. Dial 9334. evenings. and his 217 E. Collele. Dial 8501 WANTED TO RENT: Student TYPING - MIMEOGRAPIUNG a WANTED - LAUNDRY btlt Me. 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'------' POPITI--- lose the 50c co •• inch Or $5.00 per montll DRUG SUPPLIES lilted it t_,______. "ANNIE" DOCKS HER CIGARS @ !rsonnel All Want Ads Cash In Advance cY," the Payable at DallJr Iowan Bual Baby Needs Us banker nest office dally unW II p. IX\. !rsonnel Our line or baby su))plJel Is )1 busl Cancellations must be called In before- 5 p. m.. complete. Owne~ Reeponslble f( C' one incorrect Bab,' Prescrhrllon-and YOIU'1l ! would insertion onl1. wlJi al a be handled with care. an in· sor, as r Cros If DIAL 4191 Gibbs Drug Co. Itil yes- Corner DubuqUe" Collele ears to evelop , presi- Mountaineers 'l'YPtNG-MTMEOG'RAPHlNG NOTARY PUBLIC enly 01 slashed TYPING Plan Bicycle Trip MIMEOGRAPHING To Canada MARY V. BURNS .01 Iowa State Bl4I. Thirly-five members bf lhe Iowa Dial 2658 Mountaineers will leave Iowa City tonight Ilt 6 o'clock for a three WHO DOJS'!....-IT__ _ week ouling to the Cunadiun Rock ies. WET BASEMENTS "Dry III 11 Trav ling in a truck wilh a Desert" with Armor Coat wa - The terproofing. Choice or colors. O. yester special 20 by eight-foot body, lhey will be joined at the base camp K. Appliance, 111 South CUnton. ,jl' pre in GlaCier national park by 10 ng, ac· WANTED: Junk, old furniture, evalu· othel' members. dishes, rags, paper, and mat Iwards: John Ebert, leader of ihe group, tresses. Dial 7715. Bontmger. rl th the said yesterday that they expect to spend foul' days enroute to I mate- Golden, BHtish Columbia, where WE REPAIR they will take a train to the base All Makes-Home and Auto that a camp. -RADIOS position Army tents Will be providf'rl At SUTTON REPAIR SERVICE : abouL Glaci er park, where the group' 331 E. Market-Dial 2239 n," he will l'ema m tor l u days, h.,{U16, the key mountain climbing and visiting MARIAN "TUGBOAT ANN I!!:" MCKA YE, one of the few women Bears nearby regons of interest. Each tugboat skippers, bark orders to her crew as she brings her tUg into he only hiker is limited to 50 pounds of the dock at Washington, D. C. "Annie" samples olle of th.e 4,000 Id who baggage which inC ludes his sleep cigars she is taki~ to New York Cit, for United Nations' Delegate ~ Luck· ing bag. Warren Austin. (INTERNATIONAL) NOTICE From the base camp, the gl'OUp will return to Golden and spend BALL AND CHAIN CLUB nic lunch; drink and dessert will il, Jack Our studio can give you 24 hour d each about five days touring the Can The newly organized young be served. ad ia n Rockies proper - Jasper, married couples' club sponsored The Ball and Chain club will service on application pictures. i Luck· Yoh o and Banff national parks. by the Trinity Episcopal church, meet every Sunday hereaCter un A few of the hikers, Ebert said, now called the Ball and Chain til the opening of the fall school mean plan a two and one-half day hike club, will hold a swim-picnic at term, instead of every Friday eve KRITZ , STUDIO . from Yoho to Lake Louise. the quarries Sunday. All inter ning as previously scheduled. 11 ,h.t The Mountaineers will return ested please meet at the parish Anyone interested in joining tbis 3 S. Dubuque St. Dial 7332 IhOlDl to Iowa City Sept. 1 from their hO\lse at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Each organization please phone Ruth r iell annual summer outing. couple should bring their own pic- or Ed Gill, 3824. II'paai trsdl· WE REPAIR Auto Radios Home ..... ne sit· Record PlaYers Aerf,," ails at WOODBURN SOUND SERVICE )S," he • East Couep squad Dial 8'731 tot' every t.h.In, In 1011114
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THE Z MILE INN E. 1f.r Home 011 Co. BId,. 630 Iowa Ave. Come sit ye down in lair re pose, with food and drink, !lood friendship grows. While care for your car proc f!/lses with "Pegasus" (flying horsepower) and the breath o'Pan for your tires. Dial 3365 for A.A.A. Motor Club Services. "'RE DAILY IOWAN, rOWA CIty, Af:ternoon Funeral Rites H~using CommiHee Pla-ns To Be Held Tomorrow Dial Phone Switching For Mr.s. S. M. Bright Equipment Installed To Open Drive Augusl19 Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah M. Brjaht. 52, of 209 Park road, At Local Company TOWED Miss will be held \Dmorrow at 2 p. m. Local News Outlets Two Iowa. Citians at the Oathout funeral chapel. Dial phone switching equipment TODAY Adelciide with the ~v. Ralph M. Knlegel to provide 400 new phones ill Requested to Assist To Attend JC of C BalluH officiating. Burial wilJ be in Oak [owa City is being installed at In Publicity Campaign Meet in Fort Dodge land cemetery. the local Northwestern Bell TeJe. Mrs. BriCht died at 5 a. m. yes ::lhone company, Howard L. YOUIII. terday at MercY hospital follow nanager, announcro yesterday. A three-week campaign to se Two Iowa Citians will attend ing a b~ef Illness. cure housing lor university stu the Junior Chamber of Commerce The project, which will colt She is survived by her hus l22,000, will be finlshed aroullll dents, particularly vetl'rans, will slate board of directors meetini band, WlIIia!D M. Bright; twe be launchro August 19, it was de '\.ugust 24. This Is the first IDIjGr at Fort Dodge Saturda,Y. . sons, ~rold pf Cedar Rapids anc cided last night by a temporary addition to the local excbaDlt The two men aUending are Kenneth of Iowa City; three sis- ;ince lhe war started. housing commillee meeting in lhe Jack C. White, Johnson county • ters, six brothers, and one grand office of Mayor Wilber J . Teeters. The new eq ulpment wllI I..., attorney, and R. J. Forrest, presi child. ture rlve-dl,ll dial nlJDllln, All local news outlets wHl dent of the Iowa City chamber. Four-digit numbe.rs are be asked to as 1st in Ilubllcizlnl' Both men will remain in Fort uae4 . Ute campalg-n, which will beg-in DOW. Dodge Sunday to participate in A spccially trained 15 man crew with a series DC dramatic pro the Junior Chamber of Commerce ,Army Paper Lauds from Western Electric Is instalIlnc «rams broadca s ~ by radio sta stale golf tournament. the new equipment. The phooes tion WSUI. must be able to dial 9,700 phones The committee planned to ' se University Graduate now in use, and be dialed by eaclt cure a central office ill the down Stores to Maintain of them. town area where people with ex Maj. Frank R. Burge, who l'e Th is expansion has no connec tra space in their homes could . cei ved a B.S. dell.ee in absen tia tion with the. scheduled lncr_ call to orfer rooms to students Summer Schedule' MR. AND MRs. EDWAJU) J . Murpby. route 5, Iowa City, announce Before an altar banked with Ushers will be Mr. John Carran from the university in June, ha, (or university service In the faJ),. without housing. the eD&'uement and approacblDJr marrlal'll of their daul'hter. Kathryn gladioli, Miss Adelaide BaHu!t', of Moline. U\., and Mr. Robert been commended by the 30th Service will be provided f. The campaign will be admlnis The summer hours which most Ann, to Mr. Georre L. Ga" Ion of MI'II. Helen Gay. 536 S. Dodl'e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kunc! of Iowa City. lIeld artillery group newspaper, temporary universlt, houlDr Iowa City stores have been ob The bride's mother will weal' units thl" fall. 'In the IIPriDr tratro by a committee composed str..et. Tbe weddlDr will take plaee Sept. 1 lD the Methodist ebureb J . BalluH, 419 N. Dubuque street, The Cannoneer, for tne work he of representatives from thc uni serving will become permanent In Iowa Cit,. Mia Murpb, was lTaduated from the University of a navy sheer dress with whlle is doing as special service oWcer a new private branch exchaqe, lor the rest of this year, with will become the bride of Mr. accessories and will carry a glad doubllu, tbe present eapadtJ, versity, civic organizations, wom Iowa In Jane. Mr, Ga, "'&I recentl, dileharl'ed from tbe DaY)" after in Grafenwohr, Germany. minor changes, it was announced Frank J . Kuncl, 120 N. Governor ioli corsage. "It Is 1\ rare tnmg when any will be built for the uulvenU, en's clubs, ministerial a$sociation reiarntar from oversea. dut,. street, In a double-ring ceremony and local veterans' groups. The yesterday. Miss Baliuff WM "r" ... ·'p·M. newspaper run by GIs will go dial sYltem. BegllluluA' Monday, Au«ult tomorrow at 8 a. m. at st. Mary's from St. Mary's high school and off the deep end i\1 praise of an The telephone company Is DOW mayor is expecled to announce church. Officiating at the wed thc names of the committee mem J 9. all stores except «rocerlee attended the University of Iowa, officer," the editorial stated. "but caught up with requests for new ding wUl be Msgr. Carl H. Mein residential phones and is fIlUI!I bers this morning. will be opeu from 9 a. m. to 5 where she was affiliated with in the short month that Major p. m. dally, except Friday. berg. Theta Phi Alpha social sorority Burge has been wlth us, It has orders for residential extensions At the meeting of the tem The bride will wear a white Young said. porary committee, attended by They will remain oJ\,n until and Beta Gamma Sigma honorary been proved that he is int.crested 9 p. m. Friday. floor-length gown of dottro mar fraternity. in not only doing his army-assign Telephone sets are now cOmilll 1'epresentatives of W UI, the quisette with a litted bodice- and through in greater quantities. Dally Iowan, the Junior Cham Grocery stores will be open Mr. Kuncl has been head of ed job, but in goil\( out further from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. dally ex DES MOINES (AP)-WinIlel'll Honorable mention winners in sweetheart neckline. Her veil the commercial department and to accomplish as much as is pos ber of Commerce and tbe unl In the greater Iowa photographic the amateur class included: will be caught with a floral ti counsellor at Davenport high sible to aid the enlisted men of vel'llity office of stu dept arfalrs, cept Friday. when they will close at 9 p. m. contest sponsored by the Iowa de Frank Stevensen, Davenport, ara, and she will carry a gladioli school. the post." Entrance Examl It was pointed out that there three honorable mentions; A. G. bouquet. are many large homes In Iowa At the second of two meetings velopment commission were an Aftcr the church ceremony. Major Burge left the university Entrance examinations for aU of local retailers yesterday, rep Martin, Davenport; L. L . Perry, The matron of honor, Mrs. breakfast for the immediate fam in July, 1942, to enter the army City housing- only a few peo nouncedd yesterday. Dubuque; Louise Schwarting, Fort George J. BaUull Jr. of West new students of University bIIh ple. resentatives of 21 Qf the 30 firms ilies will be served at Reich's as a private and rose to the rank a Uendlng expressed preference Of the approximately 400 pho Dodge; Vincent Stelcik, Cedar blfry, Long Island, N. Y., the pine room. The table will be of major. Home this spring for will be given this mornin, II These people will bc askcd to Rapids, two honorable mentions. bride's sister-In-law, will wear a share their homcs by making [01' thc Friday night opening. tographs submitted 200 were se decorated with candles and a a 45-clay recuperation and rest 8:45 in room 207. The examiJII The merchants gave these rea lected tor exhibition in the Iowa bluc crepe floor-length gown and three-tier weddIng cake. furlough, Major Burge did enough tions are given to aU pupils, rooms available to si ngle or mar will carry a pink gladioli bou university work by correspond grades seven through 42. ried students. sons for favoring continuance of SIDNEY (AP)-Lester F. mck The bride and bridegroom. wlIl summer hours: State Fair photographic salon in quet. leave after the wedding breakfast ence to be grantro a B.S. degree. The tests serve BS a basis for It was asserted that stud en ts man, 33, of Shenandoah, was elec 1. \SInce Friday hoW's have the education building. trocuted yesterday while repair Mr. George J . BaJluff Jr., of for a short trip north. The bride's He left May 24 for occupati~ individual guidance for the stu could be housed in many of these been lengthened In place of Westbury, Long Island, the bride's duty in Europe. dents. homes without inconvenience to Prize winners in the profes ing an electric light line in the tra veli ng costume will be dusty Saturday, business over the two sional division were: south part of Sidney. brother, will serve as best man. rose with black accessories. the owners. day span has Increased. Mayor Tccters declared that city John W. Barry, Cedar Rapids, County Coroner Ralph Lovelady 2. More parking space on Iowa said that the contact was m.ade pea pie would help if they knew City streets has bccn made avail with an entry entl tIed "Crafts the gravity of the situaLion. Just about the cuff of the rubber able by spreading the buying manship," first place; J . V. Cor glove he was wearing. He Is sur The comm.l.ttce ag-reed that "peak" over two days instead of Girls Take 600 Mile Bicycle Trip Iowa Cltlalls Plust realize Ihere der, Des Moines, second and third vived by his widow and two chi}- TOPCOATS one. • 18 no soclal stigma to offerlllg dren. I 3. Clerks have had more time place with "Let's Go Into the See Detro* * it, * Canada, Niagra Falls* * on * $60 rooms to students, but It Is a to spend with each customer and House ot the Lord" and "Even- FOR CRISP civic duty. have been able to give better ser tide." . CARROLL (AP) Approxi- Mayor Teeters and Dean C. vice. Prize winners in the amateur mately 300 members of the state That 600 miles on a bicycle beats are not usd to seeing women in FALL DAYS! Woody Thompson, of the officc at division were: firemen's association are expected 6,000 by any other means of trav-rblue jeans. student affairs, presided jointly Farm Groups Discuss Herman Jauch, Davenport, with here Sept. 17 and 18 tor the ot- el, Is the opinion of Collccn Moser, The tourists spent a week-end at tile meeting. an entry entitled "The Dark g;lnization's annual convention, N2 of Humeston, and Elinor Wylie, . daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Charles In Toronto, were passed by some Camping Plans Tonight Cloud," first place; Albert G. Harry Reihholdt of Manning, as Martin, Davenport, "The Harvest," sociation treasurer, announced C. WylJe, 1506 Muscatine Ave. . what incredulous customs Inspec- Iowa City to See The Johnson county farm bur second place, and Vincent Stelcik, yesterday. Professor Wylie is a member of tors at Winona, saw Niagara Falls eau will act as host to members Cedar Rapids, "Quacker Oats." Registration will open the meet- the astronomy department staff. and proceroed to Buffalo. of junior farm bureaus and rural Honorable mention winners in ing. A feature of the following Miss Wylie, a senior at City high From here they went by boat DDT Demonstration youth groups from 12 Iowa coun the professional class included: afternoon will be a water fight school, and Miss Moser returned across Lake Erie to Detroit. To ties at 8 o'clock tonight in the Kray, Johnson and associates, with five-man teams representing to Iowa Clty yesterday at 5 a. m. save expenses they slept,-be The proper techniques and pre Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Clinton; J. J. Gerard, Mason City, various towns. There are 153 after pedaling from Elkhart, Ind., tween disturbanc~s by curIous cautions to be observed in the company assembly room. two honorable mentions: S. W. towns and cities in the associa- . through Detroit, Toronto and Ni- passengers, - In the 10Ul\&,e. application of DDT will be pub The groups will discuss plans , I' Lock, Mason City, three honor tion. agara Falls, N.Y., to Cassopolis, When the night watchmau came licly demonstrated twice in Iowa for the rural youth camp at Camp able mentions; J. V. Corder, Des Other contests will Include Mich. illl aud roused them they ,ave City Wednesday, August 14. Abc Lincoln, south of Davenport, Moines, two honorable mentions; coupling, the handling of hose, Each keeping within her bud- up and accompanJed hJm on his The United Stales public health which will be held Sept. 13 to John W. Barry, Cedar Rapids, one and ladder demonstrations. Cash I'et for the trip, they started rounds of tbe bilat. service is bringing a mobile DDT 15. Three representatives from prizes will be awarded. July 21 from Elkhart, where In their packs, the cyclists <'.ar- each ruraL youth organiZation in honorable mention. demonstration truck 10 Iowa City ------they had shipped their bicycles, ried cooking equipment, but ad for thc day. eastern Iowa will attend the and had averared 60 mJles a day milted that they were "too IDZY" At 2 p. m. the demonstration camp. Services to Be Held SUI Graduate Wins when they reached Detroit three to do much cooking. will be held at City high school days later. From there they They arrived in Iowa City by caleteria, with special invitations 4-H Club to Meet For Henry Johnson Emblem for War Work crossed to Canada, vlsltl'ng train yesterday morning from Cas exlended to restaurant, soda loun At Paulus Home Tonight At McGovern Home Wlnd.8or, HamJlton and Toronto. sopoIis, Mich., where their bicycle tain and hotel employes. A graduate of the University of Our good neighbors to the north trip ended. This is the second such A similar dcmonstration will be Iowa, Dan A. Davis of Childress, The Biue Ribbon Winners 4-H Funeral services will be held were most impressed by the bal- tour for Miss WylJe. Miss Moser given at 4 p. m. at the Barnes Tex., was recently awarded the loon bicYcle tires and the cyclists' became . acquainted wit h he r club will meet at 8 p. m. today at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Mc Meritorious Civilian Service em dairy, Rochcster road, to show Govern funeral home tor Henry blue dungarccs, according to Miss through Mrs. WyIJe, whom she dairymen how to li se the insec at the home o[ MI'. and Mrs. Joe blem by the war department for Paulus, seven miles southeast of E. Johnson, 65, 309 S. Dubuque Wylie. They had to take many met in a nylon line, when Mrs. ticide to keep flies from cattle. street. Mr. Johnson dIed early the part he playro in "develpo jibes about "hayseeds" and "farm-i Wylie described hQr daughter's A. L. B nnett. public hcalth Iowa City. ment of high-IiIt pumps lo meet It will be the last meeting of yesterday mornil\( at his home. erettes" from the Canad ians who interest in traveling by bicYcle. enginccr from Washington, will Surviving are Mrs. Johnson; a the military characteristics re Use our convenient be in charge of lhe displays. Lec the group before the 4-H show quired for field use." In Iowa City August 14, 15 and daughter, Mrs. Burnette Cotter, than $5,000,000 income from the I~)'-away plan - or tures will be given by two other two sons, Russel and Jerald, and This announcement was made public health service officers. 16. yesterday by the U. S. army en Carlton Asks Court fourth cent of the tax is being A recreatiou hour will follow a sister. Mrs. Anna O. Anderson, O.Pen " ellar." account. all of Illinois. gineer board, a research organi held in trust In Iowa City banks. the business meeting and talks zation of the corps of engineers The money will go to counties for Shortage of Parking about livestock. Members are Mr. Johnson came to Iowa from To Extend Deadline illinois in 1936. He was employed to which Davis has been attached farm-to-market roads and to cit Space Keeps AAF asked to bring their own refresh for the past four years. ments. as '\ salesman. L. V. Carlton, local realtor, who ies for street work. I Caravan Out of City Burial will be at Oakland ceme challenged the constitutionality of It has been estimated Iowa City tery. Word Received of Death C. D. Royal Dies Here the extra cent of Iowa's gasoline will receive $23,190 if the extra The seven vehicle army air Of Mrs. C. Crabtree tax, asked the supreme court yes cent of the tax retains its con force caravan will not be on ex Of Accident Injuries terday to extend the deadline for stitutional status . . hibition in Iowa Ci ty August 9 M. Martin to Become receiving his motion for a rehear and 10 due to the lack of ade- Mrs. Clara Crabl.ree, grand University High School C. D. Royal died yesterday at ing until October 29. quate parking space, army offi- mother of Mrs. Marshall O'Harra, Mercy hospital at injuries sus The court had previously de In the war of 1812, the Coast cials announced yesterday. 1132 E. Washington steet, died Principal in Fall tained while enroute to Iowa City clared the law constitutional, and Guard cutter "Jefferson" made Iowa City officials say the army June 26, according to word re to attend the graduation of his gave Carlton 30 days after the the first capture of the war when was orrered the space on Clinton reived here. Murray Martin wlIl replace Ed son, Clifton D. Royal Jr., from the decision to file a petition for re she took the British brig "Pa street beLwccn Iowa avenue and Mrs. Crabtree died at the home ward P. Lynn as prlDclpal 01 University of Iowa. hearing. triot." The cutler "Louisiana" Jeflerson street. The army want- of her daughter, Mrs. Nettle Me University high scbool in the tall. Mr. Royal was injured when the Carlton said in his motiou for fired the last naval shot of that ed the area. on Clinton street be- Mullen, at Waucoma, and was Lynn wiU leave for South Da car. he was driving crashed extension that the court's decisIon war at New Orleans. tween Washington street and Iowa buried at Frankville July 29. kota where he hu accepted a post through a guard rail on highway was 43 pages long and it would avenue. Mrs. Crabtree was the mother position a8 professor of education 6, six miles east of Marengo, and require more than 30 days to The caravan, displaying a P51 of 11 children, seven of whom and director of teacher training at plunged 30 feet into a ravine. , study a number of bills included plane and other air force WBr im- are surviving. She is also sur Northern State teachers college. Mrs. Royal, who was in the car in the decision which were not plements, is touring the country vived by 26 grandchildren, 46 Martin, for the past two years a with him, was badly shaken. Hos made part of the case. as part of the army recruiting J great-grandchildren, and one mathematics Instructor at the pital attendants said her condi The motion WllS opposed by campaign. . great-great-grandchild. school, was hl'h school principal tion was "good." State Treasurer John M. Grimes in West Liberty before coming to and other defendants in the ac Iowa Olty. tion. Court officials said exten FISHERMEN A Itaduate of AUlUstana col During World War I. under the sion of the deadline would delay BREMERS OFFERS COMPREHEN le,e, Rock Island, he received his Navy Department, the Coast the final decision until December. M.A. deltH at the University of Guard was assigned patrol and Chief Justice J. G. Garfield will SIVE SELECTIONS IN A WIDE iowa. convoy duty, and suHered a high announce Saturday whether the er percentage of men killed than extension will be granted. any other service. Pending a final decision, more RANGE OF PRICES FROM In 1790, the U.s. Coast Guard, at that time the US. Revenue Now You Get $23.50 to $50.00 Marine, ",as founded by Alex ander Hamilton to operate a,alnat Filtered Air Cleaning smuplers. The lecond act of the YO\l might !mow Bremera wouldn't run an ad on topcoall first Con,"" provided lin appro PLUS unl... there was sufficient stock to bQck it. 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