6000 MORNING, IOWA CITY! Somewhat warmer is the preclidion for today, with owal1 high temperature about 62; low, 44. r.tabl1lhed lStG Vo1.19. No. 194-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday. May 10, 194.1-Five Cents • • • House Passes ree -Tur IS I I Eleel Turner Senate Group Votes 10.5-30 Percent Tax Slash Defeats E!e~ To Argonne . . EHorito Limit Willie Executed Wearing.:S!~~~ ~:.~~s' Would Sta~ HRICOPTER BURNS AnER CRASH Use of Troops Atomic Board ST. MARTINVILLE, La. (A') - WASffiNGTON (JP)-A prece­ Prof. Louis A. Turner, head of ThllS July 1 Willie Francis tnade his second dent-shattering $402,000,000 meas­ the physics department, has been trip to tile electric chair yester­ ure to bolster Greece and Turkey against Communist domination elected to the board of governors day, wearing his Sunday pants and WASHINGTON (IP) - The sen­ was passed by the' house last of the Argonne Nationallabor~tory ate finance committee voted yes­ his "Sunday heart." night, 287 to 107. for a three-year term. terday to cut income taxes by 10.5 The same chair which spared On the final roll call, 127 Re­ He and Dr. Paul E. Klopsteg of to 30 percent this July 1. his life through a mechanical tall­ Over a full year's operation, publicans and 160 Democrats Iowa State college were elected ilt ure a year ago, took it this time, committee experts estimated, the voted tor it. Agalnst the measure the annual meeting of the labora­ took it quickly, and apparently bill would save individual taxpay­ were 93 Republicans, 13 Demo­ tory's council of representatives painleSlSly. ers $4,000,000,000. They would crat.s and Rep. Marcantonio AI.­ NY). Tuesday to succeed Dr. Arthur H. Electrocutioner Grady J arrett reap only half of that saving, how­ Compton of Washington univer­ threw the switch al 12:05 p.m. ever, in the last half of 1947, Con....-men of both partie!! (COT) and again at 12:06, and at The smallest taxpayers will ruarded It luccelllltuUy from sity, St. Louis, and Dean Ovid W. 12:10 Willie Francis was pronoun­ ret the biggest percental'e de­ all attempts to deny the admtn­ Eshbach, whose terms expired ced dead. ductions If the bill cleat'S the sen.­ iltratlon tbe rl&'ht to use troops Monday. He told me two days ago that ate ..eta the approval 01 the and "'lltary material In the ef­ The Argonne National labora­ he was going to "wear my Sunday house and President Truman, tort. Otber attempts to limit Ut& tory, to be located near Chicag() pants and my Sunday heart to the and goes on the law books. The prol'l'&lll aIM were defeated. I'I!places the wartime Manhattan chair. Big taxpayers, of course, would Final approval followed four project. Under supervisionlof the Ain't going to wear no beat­ gain the bluest individual bene­ days of tllrbulent house debeale atomic energy commission, its up pants to see the Lord," he ms. A lIELICOPTER, damaged while makln.. a dive durin.. a demonstration for hJ .. h school studenia at Floyd dominated by angry legislative re­ purpose is to stimUlate research in said. "Been busy talking mY New withholding rates would Bennett field In New York, bursts Into fla.mes after landing on an airport apron. The craft lost Its tall action to Russia's postwar actlvi- atomic energy. wa.y Into heaven tor the past take effect July 1. assembly when It struck the .. round durlnr a dive. The pilot pulled the airship up and was able to ny It to The University of Iowa is among year. Them folks eSllectlnr me The bill approved by the senate a nearby apron away from the Cl'owd of pupils before the cra h. The pilot was unhurt. (AI> WIREPHOTO) WASB1NGTON (lP)-Four of the 25 midwestern universities and to come In style." committee is an amended version Iowa's ell'bt GOP repre!llenla­ scientific institutions that have Willie paid the' legal penalty for ot house bill No. 1, introduced by tlves voted for and tour voted been participating members of the the killing of Andrew Thomas, a Chairman Knutson (R-Minn.) of Chinese Stage Rice Riots in Shanghai ap1.nst tM bill which pa.necI laboratory. The council of repre­ druggist of St.· Martinville, in a toe ways and means committee, Demos Offer SHANGHAI (IP) - Hungry for cost at China's basic food farther the house yesterday, authoria­ sentatives decided Tuesday to en­ holdup ' that nctte.d fQur dollars and passed by the house. Inr a $tOO,ooO,OO loan to Greece tor. large its participating membership ' rlee and angry at a government out of the reach ot the average and a watch. Thomas' brother, . Chairman. Millikin (R-Colo.) an­ wage-freezing program Shanghai person. and Turkey, to 30. I Glaude, who was chief of polite nounced the vote was 8 to 5. Repl . Cunningham, Boeven, A comparable laboratory has Chinese staged a wide variety of Owners of most rice shops re­ here at the time of the slaying, The principal change :from the All-New Labor LecomPte and TaUe voted for been established to serve the riots, strikes and sitdowns yester- {used to open up, despite a promise was among the witnesses yester­ measure passed by the house is by mayor K. C. Wu of better police the bill, and Reps. DolUver, northeast and a third may be set I' day. tile etrective date--J"uly 1. The day. protection. One shopkeeper was Gwynne, .JellllleR and MartIn up on the Pacific coast, Turner Francis went to the chair after house had voted to make the re­ -II I nS enale The demQnstrations, intermH- voted aralDli it. said. tenily in progress for several days, arrested for tiring a pistol at a a year's argument over the right duction retroactive to Jan. 1. BI I stepped up sharply as the continu- mob. Other shops were bombard­ He did not attend Tuesday.s of Louisiana to attempt an execu­ The senate committee inserted meeting in Chicago ,but Prof. WASHJNGTON (A') - In a ing currency Inflation pushed the ed with stones. ties, opposition cries that Presi­ tion a second time after a mechan­ a new reduction bracket giving dent Truman's program might James A. Jaco bs represented this ical accident had prevented the persons with net incomes between stormy night session of the senate, 'U1 iversity there. mean war, counter claims that it first tty. The fight went all the $79,728 and $302,396 a tax cut oC a group of 11 Democrats last nIght * * * * * * would stabilize peace. III 9888 Prof. Farrington Daniels of the way to the United states Supreme 15 percent rather than 20 percent introduced a complete substitute University of Wisconsin was re­ Court where the high justices di­ as provided in the hQuse bili. This The strength ot those s upport­ tor the union-curbing bill the Shoves Parlner to His Dealh elected chairman of the board of vided five to four last January in scale Of reductions 1s set up in the lng the measure was apparent governors and Prof. F. H. Spedding ruling against Francis, measure: chamber has been debating two NEW YORK (IP)-A long and boys in the Bowery bar&-but that from the ease with which they of Iowa state college was elected Only- ThuJ'llday the Supreme ThLrty per<'8Dt lor pel'llOD5 weeks. once-profitable panhandling part­ business had been terrible of late, beat back the amendments. And START LAST TRIP - WllJle at the end, a motion by H{)ll­ vice .chaiman. Court had turned down anot. he~ wlih net Incomes (after exemp­ Senator Murt'ay (D-Mont.), of­ nershIp between iwo elderly Bow­ which made Trudeau cranky and "Rep. Francis. condemned slayer, is plea, which Willie's lawyer had tions and deductions) of $1,000 fering it on behalf of himsell and ery characters, known in many an suspicious. field (D-Calit) to send it back to shown leaving the jail Itt New taken to WashiJtgton without the or less. ten colleagues, said it meets Pres­ eastside dive as "Good Times Fred After a hard day's "work" yes­ the foreign affairs committee for ORNI~OLOGISTS TO MEET changes were shouted down. Holi­ CEDAR FALi-S (JP)-The Iowa Iberia, La., for ne,arby St. Martins­ knowledge of the condemned A flat $67 "notch" reduction Jdent Trtunan's suggestions on la­ and Ed," ended yesterday-dis­ terday, he said, the pair had net­ solved, police said, when Fred ted only $6 dollars, they sto06 field could not even obtain a roU~ Ornithologists union will hold its ville to die in the electric chair. man. tor net incomes between $1,000 bor legislation and covers other as i, Francis walked his last half doz­ and $1,396, matters as well. But he did not pushed Ed in front of a subway on a subway platform last night call vote on his motion - hE! annual convention here today and (AP WIREPHOTO) needed one fifth of those present tomorrow. en steps on earth yesterday with­ Twenty percen1- for incomes specify that there was liPy presi­ train, to his death. awaiting a train, they got to ar­ out a flicker of fear or apparent from $1,396 to $79,7U. dential agreement to accept it, nor A postwar bUSiness slump Caus­ guing over division of the $6 dol­ to support his request :lor a roll­ excitement. Fifteen percent tor IDcomes Indicate whether administration ed it, pOlice said. lars. call, and could muster only 47 He caught my eye as the broad from $79,728 to $302,396. omelals had a hand in its prepa­ Fre

., PAGE TWCJ THE D A I L Y, J 0 WAN, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A SATURDAY. MAY 10, 194'1 = Pete Pe~ini, Ohio State Smack Hawkeye Nine, , 1 Phils S~,p Buck Freshman Beals Faber Sports -Shots With Five Hit Performance By Bob Collins Bums; Boston, By DON SULHOFF ...... Iowa's ba l'bll1il'1'R packed tbeil' Wl'stern conference title hopes Iowa baseball* *fans • who watched yesterday's 3-2 disappointment in a box labeled '1948" ~'ci'>terday afternoon when Ohio State's saw everything happen but a purple cow stealing home. Some of the Cubs in first fr :hUlall Imrler, P ete Perini, set the Hawkeye down with five plays were superlative exhibitions while a greater number were sad PHILADELPHIA (/P) - TIlt examples of what can happen when nine earnest young men try to hits in tnking a 3·2 victory. Philadelphia Phillies pulled the It wa: the fourth straight lo.·~ suffered by oach Otto Vogel's capture the untamed horsehide. The Buckeye half of the seventh inning was a nightmare anet .Brooklyn Dodgers down from fint crew in Big ~ 'ine competition and practica lly wrotc "Ole end" to left most of the fans bewildered on two unusual plays. With· the to third place in the Natiana) any llOpes of overtakill~ the hij!h flyiug' Northwestern aud Ilh­ bases loaded Iowa's catcher Ebner fumbled a tricky pitch only nois nine's which have lo.t two ~ame each. league standings last night elevat. to have the man on third break for home. Lyle and the runner ing Chicago to first, wi th an elev. Perini pitched a mast('rful game, bis mates gave him rapid fire waltzed all over the place and for a few minutes it was doubtfUl support with tllrcc double play', but it wa Iowa's inability to whether or not a run had scored. The rUling wa that the Buckeye enth inning rally for a 6-5 victory clout the ball in the clutch and thrcrI timely errors that gave runner hadn't touched the plate after getting safely past Ebner before 22,680 frosted fans. EmiI llawk chueker Doh ":\'[oolle" l<'abel' his second eonference loss and was out when Lyle tracked him down and tagged him. Verban's two-base smash to ~It against tIle ' ame number of Will~. The other play was a routine interIerence by catcher call which drove Andy Seminick home with All of Ohio tate's runs were of tbe unearned varity and came kept an Obio State runner on first after apparently grounding out. A the winning marker. in a fateful fourth inning ;vllen Faber allowed three singles, just rununer from tbird tJ;ied to score on the play but was sent back by Verban's blow came with one half tIle number of hits he gave up all day. Moo e wa' ju t as the umpire who correctly interpreted the rule on the play. When tbe out in the last of '1.he elevenlk, good a, the Ohio State star and throughout issued 110 passes and smoke cleared the Bucks had scored only one run but that was enough after.. the Dodgers had overCome wlJiffed five batteI . to wrap up the game. a four-run deficit to send the Pete Perini was everything that advance notices had claimed. He Perini, on the other Iland, allowed three ba es 011 ball while game into overtime. The Pblls striking out six but when the~------­ was fast and showed more curves than the road to Cedar Rapids. had tallled five tlm~ in the sec­ chips were down his support had But Pete met one of the best in Iowa's Faber whose work earned the ond Inning without ever g-ettlDr making the throw to the plate. praise of faps, teammates and Ohio State players alike. The two aces the ball out of the Wield, it. Iowa's usually potent base worked remarkably alike-both used their stuff affeciively on and The support showed up in the running ran into trOllble when around the corners and kept the ball out of the slot. B~oklyn .fought back with a first inning after Bobby Smith three times potential IIawkeye The Hawks just couldn't get their show on the road as the hustling single run in the fourth and tied had struck out and Bud Flanders IOWA CATCHER Lyle Ebner has Just tagged Don l\laxa at the plate and Is ready to throw to third the score with f6ur more in the hit a smashing drive to right field runs met death at second on Buckeyes did everything rigbt. Several times Iowa batters hit sharply perfect strikes from catcher On hit and run plays only to have the Buck infield shift into the In yesterday's game which Ohio State took 3-2 on a five hit pitching performance by Pete PerinI. MaXI top of the eighth before EmIl that went for a ' home run. Don Norbert Ranz. path of the ball apd convert it into an easy double play or an im- tried to score on a. squeeze play but the batter missed the ball and Ebner ma~e an easy tag. Leonard relieved Oscar Judd on Thompson was hit by a pitched The two teams battle again to- portant ouf. The Iowa reign of terror on the base paths backfired as the mound for Philadelphia and ball but was caught off tirst at day with Lefty Jack Bruner on three men were cut down trying to steal second base. • ended the rally. Leotlard finisbed the end of a double play when the mound for Iowa and George Cardinal Hopes Dimmer ••• the game to record his fourth wilt Buck second baseman Al Aeroi Spencer handling the duties fa Best plays of the game were evenly divided. Iowa's Jack Dittmer of the season against a lone de­ picked off Don Thompson's liner Ohio State. r shined on a low inffeld blpoper which he picked from his shoe feat. tops and 110ubled off a man on firs\. Ray Gebhardt, Ohio State and threw to first. Hugh Casey, third Brooklyn Ohio state AB It Hllow" AB 1t a rl&'htfielder, reaUy saved the Bucks from a pack of trouble When It happened again in 'he sec­ WeYliant, 3b 4 t 1 SmIth, rt 3 0 0 he turned acrobat to snare Thompson's visclous line drive which pitcher, was charged wlth the ond In practically the same sit.· G. Ranz. ct 4 0 0 Flanders. d 3 t 1 loss. He had walked SeminJck to N. Rant, c t 1 IITh'mPlOn, 1b 3 0 0 looked a clinch for two bases. Those sparklers more than offset Appendix Stops Musial uaUon but this time it was Don TlIylor, 1b 4 1 1 Dunagan, 5S .. 1 1 start the Phil half of the eleventh Gebhardt, rl 4 0 2 Dittmer, 2b 4 0 1 the moments of raned play which plagues even the best of teams. McCarty who was on first and Verdova. If 2 0 0 McCarty, 3b 2 0 1 NEW YORK (JP) - The world and Lee Handley's sacrifice moved It was Dale Erickson who drove xMuxa 1 0 0 Erickson. I! 3 0 1 • • • Seminick into position to score od Campbell, U 1 0 O/Ebner, c 3 0 0 Those people with more initiative than the average "river bankers," champion S1. Louis Cardinals, al­ to Short top Bill Cope. . Verban's two-base smash. PerIni, p 3 O~Faber , p 3 0 0 ready beset with multiple troubles, Copess 201 who like to go canoeing are going to have some excellent protection. The third Ohio Stale double Acrn!. 2b 3 0 0 Five University of Iowa swimmers, all senior Red Cross lifesavers, suffered a further serious blow yesterday when their great first­ play was the one that hurt. Total. 32' G Total. 28 2 ~ have been appointed by Coach Dave Armbruster to patrol the Iowa , baseman, Stan Musial, was found Feller Wins, 3·2 It came in the seventh with xBatted for Verdova In 7th river in a motorboat. Dave Brockway, Erv Straub, Dick Lake, Duane NATIONAL LEAGUE A)1ERICAN LEAGtiE Ohio SUlte ...... 000 200 to have acute appendicitis and was Ohio State leading 3-2. Doc Dun- Iowa ...... 100 000 100-210~ D raves, an d P a ul H ungerti w ill b e on d u ty f rom 4 p .m. t a 6 p.m. on W L Pet. G.B. \V L Pel. G .B. ST. LOUIS (JP)-Joe Gordon's ordered to undergo an immediate Boston ...... 12 6 .667 Chlcal(o ...... 11 7 .611 eleventh-inning single scoring Errorl!-Cope, Aernl, Dittmer, Me- weekdays and from 1 p.rn. to 6 p.ql. on weekends. Every night they'll Cblcago ...... 12 6 .667 Cariy, Thompson. Runs batted In - N operation. Cleveland ...... 8 6 .571 the Ran., Gebhardt, Maxa, Flanders, Erlck- be operating from 7 to 10 after which time sensible people aren't sup- Brooklyn ...... )0 6 .625 1 DetroIt ...... 9 7 .563 ~ Manager Lou Boudreau gave Ion. Home run-Flanders. Stolen bases- d t d l\luslal, left behind when the PIttsburgh ...... 8 8 . ~OO 3 Booton ...... , ... 10 8 .556 1 Cleveland Indians a 4-3 victory Cope. Ftanders. Double playa _ Cope pose 0 rown. Philadelphia ...... 9 Jl .450 4 New york ...... 8 8 .500 Taylor; Cope, Aeml and Toylor; Dltt- ---"7------rest of the Cards entrained for New York ...... 8 9 .400 "I~ Washington ...... 6 6 .500 ~ over the St. Louis Browns last mer, 'I'hampton. Catcher'S IOlenerecene •___ .... ' ______• Pittsburgh yesterday morning, ClnclnnaU ...... II 12 .400 5 Philadelphia ...... 7 10 .412 31.!r night with Fireball Bob Feller lim- -Ebner. LeCt on ba,e&-Ohlo Stale S St. Louis ...... 5 12 .294 5'!' St. Louis ...... 6 13 .316 Iowa 4. Ba.. s on balls-ofl Perini 3 booked passage on a plane leav­ Yesterday's Results 5'10 iting the Browns to four hits. It Boston 6. New York 2 Yesterday', Re.ults Strikeouts-by Perini 7. by Faber 4 Ing here latc yesterday for St. Chicago 2, DetrOIt 1 was the seventh straight loss for Wnd pitCh-Faber. Hit by pIlcher-by Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn :; Cleveland 4. SI. LouJ. 3 Louis, hopeful that an additional Chicago !), Cjncinnati 1 the Browns. IPerini (T~Omp,on, Faber!. Todav·s Plt.eheu Toaay'. plt'bers Preakness Field examination by the club's phy­ St. Loul. at Pltt.burgh-Dlckson (0-3) New York at Boston-Shea (1-1) VB. sician. Dr, Bob Hyland, wouJil va. O. termueller (1 .. 1) HUMh,on 11-21 ...... ChleaJo at Cincinnati-Lee (0-0) v •. Philadelphia at Washington - Flores PP HORSE OWNER JOCKEY ODDS gain him permiSsion to postponc Blackwell (2-2) (0-3) '·S. Wynn (2-1) * * * Boslon at New York-Barrelt CO-ll VI. Detroit at Chlcag<>-Hutchln.on (3-1) At Iowa 1 On Trust Earl Stice & Sons Johnny Longden 10-1 the surgery. Jansen (0-0) VS. Harrlst (0-01 I ( rd Warren Wright Doug Dodson 4-1 Brooklyn at Philadelphia-Mellon (0-0) Cleveland at St. Louis (n1ght)-Embrec Official 2 Faultless "I'd hate to leave the line-up VS. Rowe (40) (2 .. 2) vs. Potter (0-3) 3 Riskolater Edward S. Morre Will Balzaretti 30-1 right now," Musial lamented. "It , FLO 4 BUllet Proof ~1rs. Mary E. Whitney Wayne Wright 12-1 isn't hurting much now. There's a single to right and Schain was IDenies Strike 5 Secnav Mrs. Barclay Douglas Conn l\IcCreary 30-1 just a dull pain all the time." safe on an error by Croy the Solon 6 Contest Robert J. Kleber" Jr. Warren niehrtens 50-1 Dr. C.R. Palmer, house phYSician UHle Hawk Nine catcher. Two more safeties by BRAY 7 Jet Pilot Mrs. Elb:abeth Graham Eric Guerin 2-1 at the New Yorker hotel where Biels and Reichardt and a fielders smokes 8 Phalanx C.V. Wbitney- Eddie Arcaro 2-1 the Cardinals stop, recommended Downs Solon, 9·5 choice accounted for the six runs Against Jackie Abe Bewitt that Musial go 0,. tbe table at that cinched the game. 9 Cosmic Bomb William Helis Shelby Clark 25-1 CHESTERFIELDS once and yielded only reluctant­ City high banged out a six run Solon started a rally ill the NEW YORK (JP)-Declaring that 10 KinK' Bay Bernard J. Bax, Jr. Bobby Campbell 30-1 ly ,to the player's plea that he be barrage In the sixth inning yester­ top of the seventh that was good Flo says: the subject is a dead issue and that 11 Cornish Knltht Edward P. Taylor AI. Snider 20-1 permitted to fly to st. Louis, day to down Solon 9-5 on the City for three runs before Doran Look "They're (J lI!ild ciQal'ttt4 "a mountain had been made out 'Muslal, voted tbe most valu­ • High diamond. ov~r the pitching job from Schain ..... I also z{lce ike white of a molehill anyway," National able lllayer in the National vockage." BUD FLANDERS, Iowa center Because of his derby dash, of league last year, became ill Solon scored two runs to City to put out the fire. fielder, poled the fin;t Hawk home league President Ford Frick yes- Thursday and did not partiCipate Hlgh's one in the first inning and Solon collected four hits, all off A nation-wide survey shoWl t Jet Pilot, Phalanx course, Jet Pilot, !he front-run­ run of the conference season yes- terday declined to com men ning entry of the lipstick princess in Thursday nl&"ht's game be­ managed to hold its one run mar­ Schain, and Iowa City collected that Chesterfields are TOPS terday. Flanders caught one of further on the report that the St. Fill F d Elizabeth (Arden) Graham, stands tween the Cards and the Brook­ gin until the fourth frame when eight safeties. The Hawklets were with College Students froll Pete Perini's throws and smashed I Louis Cardinals had planned a au ess avore up as the one to beat. Silent Tom lyn Dodrers. Iowa City collected two runs to charged with four errors while coast-to-coast. it Into right field. strike against Brooklyn's playing Smith, his trainer is more confi­ An operation, which appeared to go ahead 3-2. Solon made two miss-plays. of the Negro first baseman, Jackie BALTIMORE (JP)-Amid last­ dent that the Pilot will be home be inevitable, would lose Musial Strub started off the big sixth agan smacked a single, advanceti Robinson. minute support for Faultless to this time than he ever was last to the Cardinals for perhaps a for the Little Hawks with a single give Jet Pilot and Phalanx a real week. month-just when Manager Eddie to left field. Barker followed with when McCarty was hit by the Frick reiterated that he had "rassle" for the pot, a field of 11 The argument went on in Dycr's drooping champs were be-­ pitcher and raced home when talked to Cardinal President Sam ' 'Ends ' three-year-oIds was entered yes­ crowded Baltimore last night, as ginning to show some signs of Erickson drove a hit between Breadon concerning the situation, NOW• Tuesday' second and third. ·terday for today's 57th running it has all week, that Phalanx may snapping out of the slump that ENDS TODAY- that he considered the idea almost of the Preakness. be the favorite and the one to beat plunged them into the National 2 TOP WESTERNS McCarty had raced to third, too fantastic to believe, and that Erickson was on f.irst and i.l lOOKed Headed by the 1irst live finish­ {or this one. leacue cellar. 5 CARTOONS - SERIAL he himself never had spoken to a After having won only three of like the Hawks might tie it up St. Louis player about it. ers in last week's derby-Jet Pilot, Phalanx, Faultless, On Trust and Cubs Beat Reds their first 15 starts, the Red Birds Breadon and his manager, Ed- Cosmic Bomb, in that order-the CINCINNATI (/P) - The Chi­ rallied to defeat Brooklyn twice, Big Nine Standings die Dyer, both denied there was a three-year-olds will run for the cago Cubs made Johnny Vander 2-1 and 5-1. Despite this, they IV L )·cl. threatened btrike on the part of glory, the necklace of black-eyed Meer's first start of the season an were a gloomy crew when they 11l11nol ...... 7 2 .777 their players Brcadon commenting NorUlW tern ...... 4 2 .f.·' susans ,\nd a pay check that will unhappy one yesterday as they puUed out for the west without Ohio state ...... 6 3 .61'.0 thai -ho had · com~ to· New York be just about within income tax clubbed his offerings for five hib. lhcir bellwether. Indiana .. , ...... 3 2 .600 to see what could bc done about Iowa ...... 3 4 .426 range at $100,000. and four runs in the sixth inning Michigan ...... 2 3 :4333~ helping the ·club. They'll all come parading out and then added another marker in Berg-Sargent Meet WJsconsln ...... 2. 4 "''''.. : • h t Id Mlnn.. ota ...... 0 4 .000 THule !here, he said, e was a to the post at 4:10 p.m. (Central the eighth to defeat the Cincin­ PEBBLE BEAC.F{, Calif. (JP)­ Purdue .. · v·~;t;,;.;'~Y;... Re.;;I~. 5 .000 by a St. Louis reporter he under- Daylight Time) today as the tra- nati Reds 5-1. Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Wisconsin 6. Nort1>we.tem 5 stood. therc was some dissatisfac- • dltional "Maryland, My, Mary- A crowd of 2,200 saw big Bill Mary Sargent of Del Monte will Ohio State 3, Iowa 2 • N ti 1 1 1 l,lUnol. 2, Mlnn ota 1 tlOn among a ona eague p ay- land" rulls out over what Pimlico Nicholson come through with the pair oI! in the semi-finals of the _M_lc_h_I"'=--.n_6,.:.,_p_u_r_du_e_5______ers - tiot the Cardinals - about counter-uppers confidently fore- eighth inning score as he banged Pebble Beach women's golf cham­ playing against Robinson." cast will be a new Preakness rec- Relief Hurler Clyde Shoun's lirst pionships today, while Helen Dett­ but Lyle Ebner hit to Cope who "I decided to talk the thing over ord crop of 45.000 or so. pitch into the right field bleach­ weiler of Indio meets Beverly started a double play that went with ,some of the men because it ers. Hanson of Fargo, N. D. to second and then to fir.st. would be such a terrible thing," "Doors Opcn 1:15-10.00 P.M." Ohio st te had taken the lead Breadon said, "And I brought the Doors in lhe fourth with two mns and !D.IItter up with two of my leading added to it in the sevenlh with playcrs, I was happy to find there another. wns no dissatisfaction among the Leadoff man Bob Weygant players. They never intimated started It off with a single and that such a thing was even thought BERGMAN at Her Greatest raced to second when Jack Ditt­ of." mer muffed the throw in from the oulfield. He scored on Nor. bert Ran:z:'s blow and Ranz Leist Times Tonite scored w hen Ray Gebhardt smacked one pa.st the infield. DA YS OF BUFFALO BILL Anothel' error in the seventh ROI of I allowed Fred Taylor to get on. He PHANTOM the pLAINS SUO! I .. I ·.\el'Oll1 went to second on a wild pitch, to ---.:..: third on Gebhardt's singie, and scored when Dittmer elected to I I • 1'.'1;1 : , 1 rUn down Gebhardt, when Ray STARTS SUNDAY --~ Maxa hit to second, instead of :--- C.lll~C.C. ,tI' H· ..... u ..... COLLEGE DENNIS " MARGUERIH A School .f avalne ..-Preferre d by Collelle Men and Wome" .",(1,.\ lUCILE WATSON • OSCAR HOMOLKA O'KEEFE·CH~PMAN . (p __ .DIRECTE9 BY W. S. VAN DYKE II. r ~ 4 MONTH INTINIIYE eOUR.I -HIT First TIme ADOLPHE MENJOU • MICHAEL O'SHEA T SECurARIAL TRAINING FOR COLLEOI CO First Run Based on PJIU.LIP LORD'S Favorite Radio Prolram STUDENTS AND GRADUATES PRESTON FOSTER 'tIUOK It. chorouabA,lntensi.. e course-stanl~ AlLUM WHELAN DIft<1td by ANOI![ tit IO~ Thrillsl Different! JUDI, VC'Iober. February. Bul. CHAWE RUGGLES 11.-... UNITED ARlISlS Also letlu A on requesc ' liTHE LAST BOMB" BWlI IPlCIAL COUNSnOR· fer GJ. 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Mrs. Gustav Ber&m8nn; annual busjness meeting. WSUI Calendar 8 p.rn. University plllY, Univer­ ' :00 a.m. Komm, Chapel sity theater. Use Iowan Want Ads to Buy, Sell or Trade! I ; ~ un. News 2 8:30 a.m. Musical Klnlatu r .. ESTABLISHED 1868 • (F 0 r information regardine 8:45 a.m. You W..... There 8:00 a.m. Iowa Congress DC Pu-erall dates beyond this schedule, re­ PERSONAL SERVICE Teach...... 1EMBER OF flU! A880ClATIID PltESS servation In the office 01 tQ 9:15 a.m . O~ I\!elodl.,. The Assodate:i ~ Ia ,,"Jltled ex­ CLASSIFIED RATE CARD 9:00 Lm. Mer B~ Coffee President, Old Capitol.) STEAM baths, massage, reducing elusively to the \lie {or reJ*bUcaUon of. cargo 9:45 a.m. The Bookabe1l all the local new. PriJl!ed in this news­ CASH RATE treatments. Lady attendant for .IlI·OO a.m. Week In The Booltshop paper, .. well u aU AP new. .u.­ trailer, you furnish the car. we 10:15 LlD. yMterday's Musical Favorites patcbes. GENERAL NOTICES I Ir I ~ZDo pew h. PH women. 321 E. College. Dial 9515. 10:30 a.m. Aak The G I.1s da, supply trailer, hitches, tarps, and 10:45 a .m. Ke~board Sll'UnCI Open eveninp. 11:00 a.m. RepOrter'. Scrapbook IIDTINGS I CClJlleelltive dar-lie .. raeks to make the task easy. No 11 :20 a.m. Johnmn County News __ 01~:""~ FOR SALB 11 :30 a.m. Melodl You Love Phi Della Kappa - Final din. U.I per cIa:r limit on di tance. Rental rates: FULLER BRUSHES. Jim Vogel 12:00 noon Rhythm Rambl ~ B. ~. A.' cr... SaInI. PtuI Il ...... --- Dial 80511, Ext. 4006. 12:.30 p.m. Nt' • 'BLIIPIIO"" O~ . JC.thr71I La_ Dorlhea David­ ner of semester at 6 p.m. Wednes­ • CODJeellUve ian-I" .. FOR SALE: Good piano. 916 S. $.50 hour, $3.00 day, or $15 week­ ...... om...... _ ...... 011 IIDe per d., 12 :45 p.m. Hl&hl~u of Governor'. ~ ~ om...... ~ __ son. WUlIam Butler, Louise Hutchinson. day, May 14, River room, Iowa Dubuque. Phone 9256. 1:00 p.m . Mus ical Chats flIure 5-word averal'e per llDe ly. IOWA CITY TRAILER MART, MAY WE TAKE CARE OF 2;00 p.m. _ball todiItJ 0IaDe ...... 013 Union. President Virgil Hancher MlnlJIlum Ad-2 LIn.. 141 So. Riverside Drive. Phone YOUR HOME this swnmer? 4: 1Ii p.m. Baseball-Ohlo State VL Iowa hbal:riDtlen ..tN-B1' .,.... J.a...ia Iowa EDlTORlAL STAn will speak on "The Changing Uni­ FOR SALE: Golden registered 4:15 p.m. ~ TIme lerocues CIt7 .aI _~ ...~y or Sf ~r year In 15838. Student, P .H.D. at university, wife ( 5: 00 p.m. Chlldnn·. Hour wUllam MUler ...... IIanaIIn, Editor versity'.. Make reservations prior cocker spaniel puppies. 3 edV-_; aIJt _till D.8Ii; t.bne -.u. Keltb !palc1tn...... CI17 EdItor employed. Quiet, refined couple, I 1:30 p.m. Musical MoodJI p.to. S. mail in Iowa *7.60 _ ,.ar; to 5 p.m. Monday, May 12, in edu­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY months old. $30 and $35. No Sun­ 5:45 p.m . New. Beverly Ben...... •.... "-t. Clt7 Editor WANTED 1'0 lOTI no chil~n or pet!!. Write Pos& 8:00 p.m. Dinner Hour MusI" Ibr tnOlldls f.S,90; three mcmtlul U. All eMion office. 8Se per Column Incll day sales. Mrs. Larey, North lib­ 6'45 p.m . News-Fann Fluh.,. other aWl IUbecrlptlona $I 1'V )'ear; Ibr LoU Pane...... Nlthl I:dJtor Office Box 362, Iowa City. _...,. ~; three rnoolha $1.21- Or $8 tor a Month erty. WANTED: On~ small kitten. 1:00 p.m. Soo\.urday SwinC s-Ion D=:u Ann ICDapp ...... N ... 1:dJ~ 1 :30 p.m. SJ>QrtII TIme Bob Colllna ...... Sporta Editor PRD. FRENCH EXAMS Write Box 5G-l, Daily Iowan. 1:45 p.m . Voice or the Army I:DlTORlAL BOARD Cam:eUatJoll DeadUne 5 1'.111. FOR SALE: Royal MQdel A port- 8:00 p.m. Coru:ert Soprano. PumJ Saito aea. CoOd1l1ll, WIIIliID A. MIll.... Dee SdlechllrWl •••••••••••lIodet7 I!ldltor The Ph.D. French readini exam­ Jespenslble for Olle Incorreet WILL PAY $200 for Model A 8:15 p.m. ~om Forum hntiI o.v~ x..wr...... ,..., b id< Davia ...... PhD!" Edttor ination will be given from 10 8.m. able typeWl'iter. Pica type. 6 8:45 p.m. Nnrw ItaIth Sj!aIdiftJ. Don PadOla ..•..•.•. Wirephoto Operatac Insertloll Onl, months old. Excellent condition. Ford in good condition. Eve­ 9:00 p.m. Record S_lon until 12 noon Saturday, May 17, in IIrlq Ads to DaU)' Iowan Price $75. Vearl Brumwell. Solon, nings. Trailer 406, Riverdale. 9:30 p.m. SIGN OFF SATURDAY, MA'lIO, 11M? room 314 Schaeffer hall Appli­ ...... Office, East BaU, Or Iowa. Phone 15. eation for the examination is made DIAL 4191 by algnatuIe on the bulletin board E'OR SALE: 1927 Buick coupe. WE list outside room 307 Schaeffer F Engine in good shape. Call 4167. rRANSPORTATION WANTED OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN hall No applications wiU be ac­ BUY cepted Wednesday, May 14. Next FOR SALE: Apartment size baby MOVING THIS SUMMER? WANTED: Ride to Los Angeles ~\~~ U_au [ .. tbe UNlVllas~ CALBNDU art Nb ...... t., Pr,.. bed. Barracks No. 106, North AND May 30 Rulh R ese 4627 ~ ~ d,"'·, Olf••• i. 0" C.II".I. ne .. ,... lII' OBNaaAL NOTre•• examination is in the seeond week; LOST AND FOUHD . e,. :! \Ji ._14 Joe dt.oaJ~ ••• l"'e el,1' •• 11 •••f Tbe D.UI' ...... I" .... of summer session. Park. SELL 'EM Make Al'ransemenls Now t 0 0:' • • DO ....O_ III Ea.1 Hall. Q&NJ:aA.L NOTICBB .,Ii Joe al ..... DaU, transport your BOlDe FurnIsh­ LOANS I •••• II, I p ...... ,. p • .-4lnr Unt ••1111 ••11 .. , ••11 ... ,.w LOST: Gray and gold Parker "51" FOR SALE: Fine 21' house trailer. students NOT b ...... t .. It,. w...... ot ••• ". TrPD oa UGIaL'I INTERNATIONAL FTLl\1 last Monday. Finder please call Visit lnl'S n$$$; cameras, guns, clothing, wurrBN ..d BIONED b7 ...... - ..n ... 6201. Reward. Best offer over $650 gets it. 723 FOaUM AND WORKSHOP jewelry, diamonds, etc. Reliable Vol. XXIII No. 194 S"turday, May 10, 194'7 Film workshop will be at 3 p.m. East Washington. • SAFELY LOST: Gold Lady Elgin wrist­ EKWALL NASH CO. Loan. & Jewelry, 110 S. Linn. Tuesday, May 13, studio E, radio watch Saturday night, May 5. RADIOS, appliances, lamps, Bnd lor the "riqht" price • CAR,lFULLY building for officers and program gifts. Electrical wiring, repair­ Oel a low cost UNIVERSITY CALENDAR chairmen or campus and city or­ Reward. Phone Marilyn Proch­ Buy or Sell • ECONOl\UCALLY 2155. ing. Radio repair. Jackson Electric Loan to cover bills ganizations. Film forum is at 8 now, and Gilt. Phone 5465. 19 E. Burlington Phone 2631 , sattU'd"y, May 10 'r ChemSitry buUcling. l\dSSIS IPP[ Western DiVision of American 7:30 p.rn. Reserve Otficers As- p.m. same day tor general public, LOST: Red leather cigarette case. THOMPSON TRANSFER students and faculty. Forum will Initialed E.B.L. 244 Quonset MICROSCOPE. Mechanical stage, Inves'ment Corp. Philosophical Associatlon, Old sociation, Chemistry Auditorium. AND STORAGE Friendly Consulta­ Capitol. 7:30 p.rn. Partner Bridge, Uni- include two films, "Atomic Power" Parle Reward. oil immC!l'sion. Dial 9436. and "One World or None.'. Dial 2161 tion. 10:30 a.rn. Psychology CoUoqu- versity club. LOST: Hall' of brown Sh if 1937 FORD four-door. ExcellePt Schneider Bldl'. tum, 22lA Schaeffer Hall. 8 p.m. Humanities Society, ea er condition: $650. Dial 3693. Ph. 5862 SCHOLARSIDP APPLICATIONS fountain pen. Phone Keliner, 3:30 p.rn. Delta Phl Alpha, Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. Application blanks, both new 4197. FOB BENT MAHER BROS. TRANSFER Amana outing. Wednesday, May 14 and renewal, are avallable in room Wanted - •• l'tfJc1eJ1t J'arDJtare BlO'f'WA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LOST: Navy flying jacket at Li­ , 7:30 p.rn. Mother's Day Pro- 6 a.m.-~ p.rn. Sl.udent Union 9, Old Capitol, for University FOR RENT: Attractive room near FARM TIRE SALESMAN AU Aboat 01a' gram, Macbride Auditorium. Board eleaion, Iowa Union Lobby. brary Annex. Phone Ext. 465'5. campus. Business or profes­ CAPABLE man or lady to own Merit, I club Carr and LaVerne Reword. Experience Preferred WARDROBE SERVICB 8:15 p.m. Seals Show. FJeld 8 p.rn. Concert by university Noyes scholarships. Applicants sional woman. Write Box SH I, and servic U.S. postage stamp HClUse Pool. chorus, Iowa Union. Daily Iowan. Apply in Person DIAL - 9696 - DIAL machines. Will not interfere with should secure them before noon LOST: Keys in lcather case. Don present employment. Excellent Sunday. l\lay 11 Thursday, 1\lay 15 Saturday, May 17. Jackson, W-9 East Hall. Call FOR RENT: Large double bed- To Manager MOTHERS DAY 2-5 p.m. Kensington-Craft Tea, earnings. ~375 cash investment re­ LANGUAGE :ACHIEVEl\IEN1' Ext. 2010 or 4191. room for boys. Four blocks from ENTEB'l'AINMENT quired. Give phone number and 3-5 p.rn. Mothers Day tea, home UnIversity club. campus. Phone 2418. of President and Mrs. Virgil M. 3:30 p.rn. General business 'IE 1S , LOST: Bright red iacket in address, state it cash available. Foreign language achievement Write Box 5E-l, Daily Iowan. Hancher, 102 Church street. meeting, Univenlty club. Schaeffer haJI. Reward. Call FOR RENT: Room for couple. 7 'p.m. University Sing, campus 3:30 p.m. Joseph Graham Mayo tests will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Fri­ 'Perty 3()~6. Dial 4750. DANCE to at 22 South Dubuque HELP WANTED east or art bujlding' (Macbride au- lecture; "The Present Status of day, May 16, and from 9 11 To Recorded Music ditorium in case or rain). Brucellosls," by Dr. W. W. Spink, a.m. Saturday, May 17. For rooms, WANTED TO RENT FOR RENT: Rooms 10r summer ARE YOU going to summer see bulletin boards or foreign lan­ students just off the campus. Woodburn Sound l\{onday, May U medical amphitheatre. SEPTEMBER occupancy furnish­ WHERE TO BUY IT school? We could use student 8 p.m. Craduate lecture by Dr. 7;15 p.m. Triangle club dinner, guage departments in Schaeffer Phone 3169. hall. Students ready and willing to ed apt. for student and wife. Service help. Will try to arrange hours to Ralph Linton of Yale unIverSity, Triangle club rooms. $25 reward for resultant informa­ WHO DOES IT 1 Eo Collel'e Dial 1-0151 fit schedule. Mcal job or cash or senate chamber Old Capitol 7:30 p.m. United World Feder- take these tests should report to tion. Ext. 3557. "SERVICE both for male Or female. Apply 8 p.m. Lect~re: "Geophysical alists, 221A Schaeffer hall. respective languaae departments Mrs. Wolfe at Smith's Cafe. Investigation of Continental Bor- 8 p.m. University pia)" Univer- not later than Wednesday, May 14- WANTED: A small furnished fir Typewriters aJ;e Valuable THAT Norge .A.ppllanc. ders," by Dr. Maurice Ewing, as~ slty Theatre. unfurnished apartment for keep them SATISFIES" Edd:r lItoken WANTED: Permanent saleslady to Sl1\lPSON DEAN RESIGNS permanent residence in June. Plumbm" Beatlq work afternoons. Experience not sociate professor geology, Colum~ 9 p.m. Spring Formal, Triangle INDIANOLA (IP) - Dr. Forrest Rejuvlnate neee sary. Apply mornings. H. & bia university, geology lecture club. D. Brown, dean of Simpson col­ Good references. Reward Write CLEAN and in REPAIR 10lV&. CITY Box SD-I, Daily Iowan. . your hOll'le H. Ho iery Store. room. Saturday, l\!ay 17 leae, has resigned and will become Frohwein Supply Co. Plumblxur Beat1Da 6 So. Clinton Phone 34'74 with new Tuesday, May 13 12;)S p.rn. A.A.U.W. Luncheon, dean of students at Fresno Stale WANTED: Three or four room IU& S. MAD HATTER tea room wants 7:30 p.m. Iowa Chapter, Arneri- Desk Lamps and CeIling Lights Lma bIal me University club rooms; Preview of college, Fresno, Cali!., ncxt Sept. furnished apartment June 1. Sunday cooks helper. Call 6791. can Chemical Society, Room 314 "Americans from Norway," by 1. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING. New Appllances. Call 4363. Lawn mowers sharpened. Mil­ ler's Repair Shop. 307 South Capi­ BAYRACK RmING l'ART1ES POP EYE POUR SOBER MEN desire fur­ tol. Dial 3352. Mulford Electric Service nisbed apartment for summer Picnic parties in swell woods by r 115 S. Cllnton Dial 2912 Appoln'ment. or longer. Write Box 5A-I, Daily STORAGE, cleaning, glazing. fur CHARL1!:S STUART I SENT HIM &ACI<. lo .... an. repairing. Condon's Fur Shop. AHOY, I GOT SAI\..o.t - IT'5 YOUR RADIO SERVICE Call 6430 or SOU Dial 7447. ~~----! I "U~N 'TO RIDE HIM ------.2~ REWARD for------information A JoiORSH 'roM..,. - I'Ll. WALl< leading to the rental of apt. · PHOTOGRAPHY Within reasonable distance of EXPERT RADIO REPAIR AN' VOU ,- tampus, furnished or unfurnished, 3 DAY SERVICE AIN'T !! 1------:='"" tor 12 months or more. Good C, D. GRECIE STUDIO WORK GUARANTEED I references. Write Box 4U-l, Daily The Home ot PICKUP & DELIVERY ~,/" ~ MANN IOW81L FINE WOODBURN SOUND ~ AUTO WANTED:------A small furnised apt. SERVICE or rO()ffi with cooking privileges. PORTRAIJS 8 E. COLLEGE DIAL 8-0151 MARKET $25 reward. CaU 5679. 1Z7 S. Dubuque Dial 4885 PAYS nu: HIGHEST TWO professors and wives require SUTTON RADIO SBB'VlCE furnished house or large apart­ ANYTHING PHOTOGRAPHED GUaranteed Repairfnl P~CES FOR USEl> CARS Dances - Parties - Groups - Pick-up & Dellver1 See us before 10U sell ment for summer session or long­ Copies Application PlIotos er. Will come to City for inter­ aAJal°S-PBONOGRAPJII view. References and substantial JACK I. YOUNG in stock tor aale ALL SALES CASH rent in advance. Write Box 5F-l. Photographer lSI E. Muket Dial stat 221 E. Collese Dial 9673 ! 316 1\tarket st. Phone 9158 BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG WOllK WANTED WANTED: Cars to wash-grease. KENT PHOTO Service Both $2.25. Now one owner. Baby Pictures in The Borne PERSONALIZED Let us put spring in your car. Wedding Photos • $ervice while you shop. JOHN­ GIFTS Application Pictures HALL'S 304 N. LINN SON TEXACO. Across from li­ Quallt)' 35mm Dev. '" Enlarg­ brary. in,'. Other I!Jpeeialized Photo­ BAKERY SUPPLIES &'I'&ph1 NEW AND USED BIKES 115~ Iowa Ave. Dial 3331 For Immedalte Dellven Fancy Pastry Re,airs for AU Mak.. MOTOR SERVICE Keys Duplicated Party and Decorated NOW IS TIm TIME TO PLAN Cakes-Our Speclalt;, Novotny Cycle Shop ! poa YOW GARDEN 111 S. Clinton DIal 4195 STOPAT AND LAWN . Get the right start with the SWANK BAKERY ~ VVELLER right seed. We have a :tullline Keep Your of garden seed In the bulk. S­ SHOE REPAIR . f . STANDARD Basement dr)' us fol' your lawn seed needs. . SERVICE with Aocuella We also have a big assortment ~ of flower seeds. HENRY IWhUelead 61 011 CARL We stress quick, efficient ser­ GILPIN PAINTS Brenneman Seed Store vice. Complete line Accessories. U7 B. Coller. Open 24 hours a day. S. Linn 9112 "Ask About The Annex" 130 N. Dubuque Call 9038 Compleht Insurance Service . CAR WASHING .'I .... ROGERS RITEWA Y CAR WAXING ", G. W. BUXTON Agency SHOE DYEING .. CLEANING Radiator Service . Paul Belen Blu_ Phone IUS 'Ael'Oll From Strand Theater FRYAUF'S -" S. Dubuque vmou./s STANDARD SERVo Cor. Linn'" College Dial 9094 AI a CODvenlenee to peepl. ID , WHERE TO GO Johnson ColUltJ ,. vtclDltJ an­ SPECIAL able to place orden darlnl' cia" J am available evenln&'1 to SMOOTU WOOD - 4c per cubic ft. tralllaC' NEW BUSINESS for SMULEKOFF'S ot Cedar Rap­ TASTY SPLIT OAK POSTS Id& Call 101m Dee - "'U, ETTA KETT PAUL ROBINSON ICE CREAM 35c each Iowa CitJ. Get some today Other Desirable Lumber .. $40 per Thousand & Up ai DIAL 2681 trom 8 to 5 or NOW AV AlLABLE 3316 Evenings l'UICK MALTS ...... lOc '" 24c NEW ENGINES Also Super for your '37 to '42 OLD'S Sundles at See UI before thal trIP Your Bast Bet for a Our newl)' OLDSMOBILE Between-Class Snack - 811 ...... deeoratecl atore SALES & SERVICE ORANGES from LAaEW co. • DU~LA~S ~Z 8, Dubu,ae 219 S. Linn Dial 2966 the Fru;t Basket I...!=P=J~~=blDl'=.~.~L --- , PAGE FOUR t RED AlL Y lOW A N. lOW A C 1 'f Y, lOW A SATuRDAY. MAY 10. 1947 Plans Move Ahead lor Night Miss Yerkes Engaged rD RATHER BE RIGHT Pow~r Fails Personal Noles Time to Blow U·p· the Myth I Softball Field 'at (ity Park Lights Go Out Elaine Hess, A~ , Greenfield, wlll Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ames, 710 be n guest or Doris Melin at Grin- Klrkwodd avenue, announced yes­ TaWil City was thrown in dark­ A drive to solicit funds for a lighted softball field here look tenta­ nell college this weekend. tel'day birth of an 8-pound, 5- Of i Bipartisan Foreign Policy tive shape last night at a meeting of city orticlals, park and recreation ness laSt night between 9:06 and ounce daughter, Cheryl Kay, born 9:17 when the city's power sup­ commissioners and softball representatives Willillm R. HlIrt, William L. Monday evening at University ply suddenly went oU. B), SAMUEL GIlAJ11'ON this, there is perhaps only 0Itt Further plans to raise the estimated $2,500 necessary for setting up Condon and Edgar Vassar were hospital. Ames is a liberal arts (New York PM Slnelle.te) reason, and that is that the &. the lield in city park will be handled by an athletic commission com­ Robert Lind, district manager of the Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric reelected directors of the Knights student at the university. It is about time we began to blow publicans are reverting to IO~ Posed of John Wilson, sporting goods merchant; 'J'ed Fay, fireman, and of Columbus Building association of their old isolationlst preoct'tJJll., Al Mitchell, Press-Citizen sports editor. This body will work in co­ company said that the power fail­ up the myth that there Is a bipar­ Thursday night at a meeting of The local chapter of Sigma Phl tisan foreign policy. There isn't. tions. operation with'the city council, park and school boards and recreation ure was caused by a minor break­ ' down at the Coralville power the club, They will serve three­ Epsilon fraternity will play host When General MlIrshall begs, hat . . .. ~ommission. plant. yellr terms. to the annual District 20 conven­ in hand, for the The)' hide t.hls relreat bektIt Various local organlzations will be contacted for financial assist.. tion to be held today and tomor­ the handlOme IICreen of the "III. bnce to ereC£ light poles, a backstop and other field essentials. Although most city lights went foreien broad- out, university buildings stayed Ruth Hughes, A2, Des Moines, row at the chapter house. Dele­ casts program., JW1lsan'. forel," pollc),; bal, II , Officials staked out a diamond will spend the weekend at horne. gates from Iowa State college and we have seen, their blpartlau- in city park yesterday, for use by bright on their own power sys­ and for the cul­ Iowa Weslyan college will attend. 1!IIIl extends only to the Me Iowa City youth teams and by a • tem, which was unaffected. tural program., Police Ban Turns Imogene Hedrick, A4, is going . Dean C. Woody Thompson of the and for the fore­ destnlcUve aspects of oar titbit· senior softball league "as soon liS home to Sumner, for the weekend. office of student affairs and Rich­ in&', and reOects oJi)y the flet possible" after II schedule is drawn During Rush Hours igll relief pro­ ard Nazette of Cedar Rapids will gram, and when that the), dlsllke and distruJloae up. At Downtown Corner Live in One World, Madronna Green, A2, Fort speak at a banquet at 6:45 tonight. part of the foreign scene a IItIe It was brought out that the a Republican ••------,----.. ANNOUNCEMENT IS BEING Dodge, will spend the weekend at There will be a special alumni more than they dlstruct and .. eight light poles needed can be congress turns In an effort to unsnarl midday MADE of the engagement of Cath­ home. dinner tomorrow afternoon. him down, it be­ like the rest of It. purchased and erected for $100 erine Yerkes, dau,hter of Mr. and Wisconsin Professor each. and evening traffic, police yester­ comes impossible ••• Mrs. C. H. Yerkes, Toledo, Iowa., Dr. L. B. Higley of the depart- Marriage licenses were issued GaAJI"l'ON to talk any longer Yet it is the constructive side or After official status has been day inaugurated a "no turn" rule to Burns Maxwell Byra.m n, son ment of orthodontics in the col- yesterday to Pauline Murphy and given the three-man athletic com­ Tells Philosopher of a bipartisan the !program which alone offers at the Dubuque-Washington street of Mr. and Mrs. Burns M. Byram lege of dentistry was guest speak- Robert Gartzke, both of Iowa City; foreien policy. There is bipartisan hope that we can have somethillC mission, further details will be re­ intersection. also of Toledo. Miss Yerkes Is a. "Be world-minded; live in one er at the luncheon of the Masonic Theron Poole, Phoenix, Ariz., and leased and the drive undertaken. feeling against Russia, but that Is Like a democratic gala on our side Signs will be posted today to junior at the University of Iowa world." lodge yesterday noon. His topic IPeggy O'Neill, Chicago, and Mar­ not the same as a bipartisan poliCy. ot the world, in our time; that we assist the regular traffic patrolmen and her finance, also a student, That was the advice given by was "Dental and Facial" Deformi- vin D. Knlpp, Shellsburg, and I.e- The Republicans approve of can, by helping friendly natiolll in this speed-up measure during will enter the college of medicine Dr. Max Otto of the Unlversity of ties." one L. Sanford, Alcester, S.C. General Marshall 'In his capacity to their feet, and by convinclll( Grand Jury Indicts the rush hours, Pollee Chief E .. J. ned fall. The wedding will take Wisconsin, speaking on "The as a sound and sturdy American, large numbers that it is tun to be Ruppert announced. place Au,. 10 at Toledo. Charted and the Uncharted" in who will stand up against Stalin tree, set up a reliable counterpoise Hours covering this ruling are the senate chamber at 4:30 p.m. 'Aqua Moods' Qpening Performance a ~it for what he conceives to be our to Russia. Some Republicans,sud! Furman, 9Others 11:45 a.rn. to 1 p.rn. and 4:45 p.m. yesterday. country's rights, but they refuse as Mr. Stassen, are sharply await to 6 p.m. City busses only will be Dr. Otto. termed the part of the When a small rectangle ot chlo- Strings of red lights attached to to support him on the specific of the negative content 01 tht The Johnson county grand jury allowed to make t~ turn, Chief Step Aside Gids, world that gives us security the rinated water can become a moon- four aqua maids made tongues of plans, methods, techniques he "bipartisan" poliCY, but they ft. yesterday returned 23 indictments, Ruppert said. Regular traffic "charted." When that world fails, strewn lake, a Hawaiian beach, a flame cavort across the water to wishes to use to win his points. main, of course, married to their 14 of them IIgainst George Furman signals will prevaiL during this he continued, we must approach playground for red-rigged sailing the tune of "Black Magic," prob- In this sense, the "pipartisan fore­ party and are thus In a poor posi. 312 First avenue, on charges oJ period also, he added. Mom's Taking Over the "uncharted." craft and 30 water-wise mermaids, ign policy'. accentuates the nega­ tion to concede that the "biparti. breakin'g and enterio.g in the night Extention of the no-turn traffic The breakdown may happen to I all within 90 minutes, it is an ac- ably the most spectacular scene tive, and lUes apart on the positive. san" policy is dragging its leet time. speed-up until ·9:30 p.rn. on Satur­ races or nations, as i\ did when complishment. in the show. • •• precisely because it has to cam He was charged with breaking days to handle the late shopping At SUI This Week the Greek city-states dissolved, the The Seal club did all that and More than a thousand spectators At most, our "blpartlsanlsm" the Republican weight. and entering the Farmers' Super rush was also announced. speaker stated. more in their show "Aqua Moods,', watched tiny Hawailan dancer amoants to a ftlUe, blubbe!')', We are obviously approachlnga market on two occasions, the Iowa Mothers of university students To(lay, Dr. Otto continued, tbe which opened in the Iieldhouse Pearl Kaneshige rise from the cen- emotional acreement: It doe. new debate on foreign policy; out Fruit company, Shellady's Super are having a regular hey-day in modern nation-state is dissolving. pool last night. ter of a :!loating yellow water lily not &,0 be)'ond. that. It Is acree­ of It must come a public rea!iza­ market on two occasions, National Pi Lambda Theta Initiates Iowa City this week end at tp.e The territory we must chart, he Colored light and gra<:e!ul bod- ment OR the thwarted and vexed tion that merely to have a low Guard armory, Maid Rite cate, 10 Graduate Students traditional Mothers Day Weeke~d stated, is that of living in the world les flashed across the pool in a while a chorus of Hawailll!l's sang feelln&'1 whlch anc1erlle polJe),: oplnion of Mr. Stalin does not or Hawkeye super market on two oc­ activities, sponsored by Mortar instead of our own small patch of brilliant display of water ballet "BLue Hawaii." but policy Is not emotion, polley itself qualify a man as a master of casions, Iowa City Bottling works, • • Board and a joint faculty com­ it. and skilled swimming. Appropri- If a building can compete with Is pronam, and OR that there Ia policy; a full partner in the pro­ Howell-Shraden Drug company, Ten new members, all graduate "We must do something where ate music provided background 30 swimmers like the Seals, then abnost no arreement. Actually, duction of the better world. students, have been initiated into mittee. Braverman and Worton garage, Activities got underway last we live," the speaker said. He ad- for the moods of the 26-year old a model of Old Capitol was the there Is rroun.d lor ..)'toe that and the Ruan Transportation com­ Pi Lambda Theta, women's na­ night "Aqua moods," a SeaL's dub vised that we respect and honor club's latest show. feature of the finale, "Centennial whlle the Democrat. are re­ pany and Superior Oil station, both tional honorary education fraterni­ ourselves, all others, the search for F'ol' precision swimming and Mood." The Centennial touch was lpondlq to their anU-RaMIan Pi Tau Sigma Initiates ty. water shOW in the fieldhouse pool, feellnp .". kylq to build, more at Coralville. and the May Frolic, the "girl take truth and the social institutions perfection of performance, the enhanced by a chorus of 20 men Other indictments returned by Those initiated were Mrs. Helen or lese colUtnlcUveb'. In the Mechanical Engineers boy'. party at Iowa Unlon. that make such respect and honor trio presentation of "Moon Glow" who sang traditional Iowa songs. the gralid jury inClude James Ager, Edna Bowersox, Elizabeth fields 01 forelp relief ancl eal­ Today's festiv[ties begin this possible. by Lucie Dean, Anne Buhmann "Aqua Moods'. linal perlormace The University of Iowa chapter Cedric King, carrying a concealed Calvert, Mary Hinman, Jeanette tural Interchan&'e, ~ Republl­ morning at 10 o'clock with con­ Dr. Otto's speech was a part of and Sally Henry was outstanding will begin in the fieldhouse at of Pi Tau Sigma, honorary trater­ weapon; Norman Buck and Mel­ Hughes, Pearl 'Kaneshige, Arthura calli are ualq their anU-Rus­ tinued registration at Iowa Union. the three-day convention program i_ n:.....:::all::....o:..u:..is::....tan_di_·_n::._ g_s_h_o_w_._-::-__::-_8-:- :1_5_t_o_n-:-ig:..h_t::.:::-_-:-______nlty for mechancial engineers, has vin Cox, larceny in the daytime; Michael, Phyllis McCarthy, Ruth of the western division of the - sian emotWa .. an excuse for The Union. The Union will hold 180- initiated 15 men. and separate indictments against McNeilly and Mrs. Lucy Williams. American Philosophical assocla~ retreat Into • Idnd of cranb open house all day today. latJonlnn.. They are Joseph C. Cropper, Virgil Burnett, Alvin Troyer and Officers installed at the same tion. Carl L. Dotson, James F. Gibson, meeting were: Arthura Michael, Also on today's schedule Is the Hubert Lynch for operating a mo­ A panel discussion on "The Last • •• Martin P. Golden, Clyde E. Hart­ tor vehicle while intoxicated. president; Anne Nugent, vice­ annual Governor's Day review and How else can one explain the presentation of awards is Univer­ Hundred Years in American Phi­ zell, C. W. Hinton, Eugene J. After the grand jury reported president; Arlene Oberhelman, re­ losophy'. will be led by Prof. Ever­ vote in the house of rei>resen t a- Hogan; the indictments, Judge Evans dis­ cording secretary; Pauline Rod­ sity of Iowa ROTC regiments. The review starts promptly at ·10:30 ett Hall at 9 o'clock this mOl'lling tives which cut our foreign relief Sam Kaplan, John M. Langendoen, missed the group subject, to call gers, corresponding secretary; Re­ in the senate chamber. The panel spending from $350,000,000 to John F. McLaughlin, Randall untiL the September court term. becca Baker, treasurer; Lillian a.m. on the west sd t heoiiietiii a.m. on the west side of the foot­ is a part of the university's Cen­ $2OO,OOO,000? The Democrats, as a Meyer, William L. Bloethe, Roger The jurors had been in session Harbison, keeper of records and tenniaL celebration. party, voted 128 to 35 against the L. Steele, Bruce L. Sturdevant and since Monday afternoon. Jean Hamilton, sergeant-at-arms. ball stadium. cut; the Republicans, as a party, Other activities today: voted 190 to 36 in favor of it. Un- James R. Swaner. ... 9 a.m. to 12 nOOn - y.w.e.A. CIO Public Workers doubtedly on a simple resolution. --- open house. announcing that Josef StaUn is a ..------.-" 10 a.rn. to 2 p.m. ~ Coffee hour nasty man, both parties would vote and exhibiis at the home econ­ List Aims at Meeting very much alike; but that, again, At lowd Church Cal~ndar omics department in Macbride is not program, and there Js a cer­ '[ hall. United Public Workers of Amer­ tain national danger In the fact 12 noon to 6 p.m. - Craft Guild ica, CIO, met in city council cham­ that what agreement there Is exists JACK Chur.h ot Je.uI Chris! of dent centers. 120 N. Dubuque street and Exhibit at Iowa Union. bers last night in a campaign to only on this darlaer and more de­ Laller Day Saints 213 E. Market street. 2 p.m. to 4 p.rn. - Tour of hous­ Community Bulldlnr recruit members from among uni­ structive side. TURNBULL Gllborl and Collere .lreels Tbe Reorranlled Charch of Jesa. Cbrlll ing units. versity non-academic employes. 10 a.m. Sunday School. or Latter Day Saint. As for the foreign broadcasts Il a.m. Preaching service. Conterence Room J, Iowa Union 2 P.m.: to 5 p.m. - Open house at Allan Bjorklund, international and the culfural program the Re­ 8 p .m. Fireside Chat ll roup at the 9:30 a.m. LeSson study and dbcusslon: Botanical laboratories. " representative, presented light "job publicans are against them for smokes horne of LeRol Jones. 507 Iowa avenue. "The Influence of Habits In Developing 2:30 p.m. - Baseball game. a Zlonlc Personalll~. " conditions" to be corrected by the many reasons, too many to be en­ Chureh of the Nazarene 10:30 a.m. Mother 0 Day program. Ohio State vs. Iowa: UPW. Among these were: tirely convincing. , They taught CHESTERFIELDS Barllnrlon and Cllnlon .Ireell 7:30 p.rn. - "Mother-Daughter­ I) Walter C. ~orrll, pastor SI. Mary'. Church Inadequate wares to meet the these activities, first, on the ground 1:45 p.m. Church. school. Quarterly JU. &ev. Mlrr. Carl n. Molaborr, Son'. mass meeting at Macbride rising cost of Iiving. Jack says: rally. pador that no specific law authorized Tho Rov. J. W. Schmlll, auditorium. Mrs. Ruth Hennessy, 2) Lower wa&'es paid to women 2:30 p.m. Worship service. Guest them; then they fought them. be­ It They are milder tha1t allY speaker: The Rev. S. S. White. Nazar­ asslatant pastor representative Iowa mother, and doing the same work as men and ene Theological seminary, Kansa. City. Sunday masses at 6. 6:30. 9. and 10 :15 cause the state department radiO other cigarette I have tried." Mo. 8 . m. President Virgil M. Hancher will different wage scales for the same happened to review a book about 7 p .m. Youth moetlng. Dally masses at 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. speak: The traditional Mortar work in different departments and 7:45 p.m . Song and praise service. the Saturday. confessions from 2:30 to 5:30 Henry Wallace; next they hit the A nation-wide lu"ey shOWI p.m. and from 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. Board tapping will also take place. Rev. Jack WillI.!. The Rev. Mr. Morris buildings. TIME ON nls HAND8-A lot of time is saved when this ,Iant clock, ceiling because they didn't like 'hat Cbesterflelda' are TOPS will speak on ''The For(lvene.. of Tomorrow's festivities include: 3) FOrced layoffs without job Sin . ... St. Palrlek'. Cburch on the Col&'ate plant In Jersey City, N.J., goes on summer schedule. some of the American paintings 'with (Jolle,e Studenis Wednesday. 6:30 p.rn. Church yellow­ al. aov. Mlrr. Palrlek O'aollly, 12 noon to 6 p.m. - Craft guild transfers to other departments. .ro. ship night. Missionary prOllram. pador Here Norman Reeves, plant electrician, adjusts .a bulb hlrh above 'he which were sent abroad. But coast-to-coast. The &ev. Raym.ond J. Pacba, exhibit at Iowa Union. waterfront. when there are so ln8ny reasons as a ••lst.n'l paslor 3 to 5 p.1D- - University tea in , Con,rel'aUonal Chllreb 6:30 a.m. Low rna ... Schawe, Pederson Win CUnton ,and Jefferson .heet. 8:30 a .m. High rna ... the home of President and Mrs. The Bev . .Jame. Waery and 9:35 a.m. Low m ..... Hancher, 102 E. ChU1'Ch. street. Wilson Memorial Prizes Tbe Rev•• ~ . A. Laxamana, mln"'en Dally masses at 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Church school. Saturday masses al 7:30 a.m. '7 p.m. - Unlversity sing on the Telephone 2141 Otto Schawe, G, Dubuque, and 10:30 a.m . Morning worship. Sermon: banks of Iowa river near the art "A True EsUmate of Love. II Bt. 1'•• 1'. Lutberaa Obapel Virgil Pederson A4, Mason City, 6:30 p.m. Sludenl worship service (Mlloourl Synod) building. 7 p.m. Discussion. "Gennan Educa­ 404 E. Jelferoln aireet were awarded this year.S' Charles tion and Reconstruction." Speaker: Jobp 'F. Cbolh, pador The MELODY MILL CLUB Prof. John H. Haefner, hlslory depart­ 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and Bible Bundy Wilson Memorial .prizes in ment. cIa.. . German language and literature, Tuesday, 12:30 p.m. Student luncheon 10:30 a.m. Mother's Day services. forum. Tuesday. 8 p.m. Ladles AJd meeUne a. Prof. Erich Funke announced yes­ Wednesday. 2:30 p.m. Ladles Ald. home Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert terday. 59th Consecutive Year of Home Ownership of Mrs. G. R. Davies. 130 Grove street. Brender North Liberty. Death Notices Saturday. Regional conference of Lu The awards are made annually Firat BapU.t Churob the.ran students. on the basis of 'high scholastic 8oaU. CUnton ADd BarU ....&OD .&reeh Harold E. Wlndua Will Be Open Elmer E. Dlerk., pa.lor CalboUo Slud ...I Cenler Funeral services for Haro,d E. standing and interest in the sub­ 9:30 a.m. Church school. 81. Thom ... Moro Chapel 10:30 a.m . Worship service. Subject: lOll 1Il0Lean .Ireel Wind us, 41, will be held today at ject. Schawe received $42.50 and "Viewed Through the Eyes of Love." Tile Bev. Le.nard J. Bru ..man. p<or 2:30 p.m. at the Methodl&t church Pederson $21.25 from the income • 5 p.m. Judson Fellowship for married The BeY, J. Walter, Mellene", couples. ...Id •• t putor in West Liberty. Rev. Lister H . of the $1,000 endowment fund es­ Tho Bev. J. ayan Bel.er, Ph.D .. . tablished in 1939 by Mrs. Frances Flnl Ch.IIUall Cb ..cb aul,taat Bill will officiate. Sunday, May 11 • a Mother's Day 217 I .... a ave ...e Sunday masses at 5:", 8, 10 and 11 Windus died at the Burkley C. Wilson, widow of the late pro­ DODavau Q. Had. palter •.m . .. fessor. ....7 :30 a.m. The Christlan Radio hour, Weekday masses at 5:.5. 7, 8. 11 a.m. apartments here Thursday after­ wMT. and 12:15 p.m. noon. Burial will be in Oak Ridge The award was made on the _ ~ :.nd Iov~ly 100, drlcrr~. Ihl. P:3O a.m. Church school. First Friday masse. at 5:(5, 7 and 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship and Com­ cemetery. birthday anniversary of Professor JUNIOR HOUSE Such CO.I wllh munion service. Sennon. HAmerican ··~;'nfe.. ion. from 3:30 to 5 and 7 to He is survived by his parents; Wilson, who served nearly 50 years FiE Motherhood." 8:30 p.m. on all Saturday!, days belore match.ng Pedal Pu.herl .nd Shorta. 6 p.m. University Christian Fellowship. Holy days and Llrat Friday. or any time his widow, Anna Jensen Windus in the department. Head of the Ideal lor launching Mill rom.nea ... eomn Kappa Beta lou... e. at your convenJence. department ffom 1888 to 1932, he arm, Newman club meets each Tuesday at and a daughter, Judlth, both of flyl~d (or aClive weir ...~rywhert. Mo1\daY., 9 p.m. Olllcial board m@lltln,. was a part-time professor until lan1 WedileSday. W.M.B. lodet.y will m@llt 7:30 p.m. Iowa City; one sister, Mrs. Crl!lteji wllh A.. O. Julllud', in home of Mrs. Fred Fry. 506 Brook­ 1938. Dinner party ond I land Park drive. 8t. WeDe.eal.a, Cb.rob. Blanche O'Brien, Burlington, and colorlaSl. w•• hable. sanforized Thursday. 7 p.m. Choir ...,hea ....1. .. E. Davenpol1 .Ire" one brother, Martin, West Liberty. Schawe is a former student of ling 12:30 p.m. Spec.lal luncheon at Con­ Til ...... Edw.rd N •••II. pa.Ier Professor Wilson. ZEPHYROY In Whrlt. Iw1n !ngb ereeatlonal church for dllCUAlon of atate Til. aoy. JOHph W. Hlne., Blue. Pink .nd reservations Sunday School convention. aul..... ' .....tar Mrs. Susie Holzhauser V.­ Fo: 2 p.m. Loyal Helpers cia .. party at 11:10 a.m. Low masa. low .IUI ... t 10 IS. IOldh home of Mrs. Neltle Lake, 208 Falrcbllcl I •.m. Low mass. Funeral services for Mrs. Susie accepted • tr@llt. 10 a.m. Hllh rna.... hosta Dally masses at 7 and .:30 a .m. Holzhauser, 82, will be held Mon­ Plrd Church ot Cbrld, Solentl., Saturday. confeaaions from 3 to 7 p.m. day at 2:30 p.m. at the Hosen­ Cern '22 E. Collel'e .iree' and from. 7 to 7:30 p.m. but an a( 8:45 a.m. Sunday school. schuh mortuary, with burial in 11 a.m. Lesson-sermon. Subject: "Adam Trlally EpllOopal CII .. rch Oakland cemetery. TIl, and Fallen Man." 320 E. Collore .Iroot not required. by I Wednesday, 8 p.m. Testimonial meet­ Tile a .... Fr•• erlck W. Palm&ll Mrs. Holzhauser died at ' her ing. Nursery with attendant. Sunday, May 11. RogaUon Sunday. horne at 516 Fairchild street yes­ chief Iteadlng room open from 2 to 5 p.m. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. these dally except Sundayo and holidays. 9:30 a.m. Upper church school. terday morning after a lingering 10:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon. illness. Photographic memories by Pete Hauser aM 1 Ti.e Flnt Enrll.b LulberaD Cbu.ch 2-5 p.m. Open house for stud.nt. a.nd (United Lalberan Cburob la A .... rlca) mothers In Parllh bouse. .. She is survived by two sons, and ( • Dab_qae and Market .t.reeta ~ p.m. Evenson, service. Charles P., Marshalltown, and Col Tbe a .... Ralpb Ill. Kr.'rer, , ..tor 5:30 p.m. Canterbury club suppe. 8:30 a.m. Matln service. meellng. 3S cent .. F'rank J ., Detroit, Mich.; and two A tasty variety will appear IIland 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Monday. May 12 Rogation Day. palgn 10:4e a.m. Morning worahlp: "Th. 8:(5 a.m. Holy Communion. daughters, Mrs. Mary McCrean, Bravest Battle." 7:45 p.m. St. Ro.. •• Guild of Buslnesa Des MOines, and Mrs. James Calta, Hent 4:30 p.m. Buf[et supper for stud",,'" and Professional Women. p.rlsh house. on our Menu. Wnh( and publlc. studenl house. Dr. Ralph A. 5 p.m. Evening prayer In Reclor's ot­ Iowa City. Her husband, Peter Domer. speaker. Ice. Holzhauser, died July 8, 1944. aer . Thurlday, 8 p.m. Sunday ochool board Wednesday, 7 p.m. Senior choir re- meeting. hearsaL Born in Holland, Mrs. Holz­ trr:si Thursday. 6:45 a.m. Holy Communion. hauser came to the America when ttr. Firs' Prubyl.rlan C ••••• 10 a.m. Holy Communion. 26 E. Markel ,tree&' 5 p.m. Evening prayer. Rector'. office. she was four years old. TIl, P. 0 ....11011 P.110.~, ,a.I •• 7:30 p.m. The Inqulrer's clan, Parish Dial 19987 lor I 8:30 a .m. Church school. house. 10:45 a.m. Worship aervlce. Sermon: Friday, 4 p.m. Junior choir J'el\earaal. Mrs. Grace Deal "mUI "The Church in Thy House." POrta 4:30 p.m. Wesmlnster Mother'a Day Unltarlaa CII .... Mrs. Grace Deal, 59, who was Vespers. Io",a and Gllberl .Ir.. l. admitted to University h06pital PIIbU Monday. 6:15 p.m. Potluck supper In E .. p. A. Worlhloy, p•• Ior 'Nan~ the c/lurch. 10:.5 a .m. Morning worship. SubJed: Aprii 4, died yesterday. She is Friday, 8:30 p.m. Westminster 1Il. .. A Suballtute Sermon. survived by h~r hU$band. Leon­ CLUB lild M. Club Potluck supper. MELODY MILL Zion Lulll.rall Cha ••• ard C. Deal, Belle Pliline. hOSIa .elbodlol Charc. (Amerl... Lalboraa cbar.II) BABE RUTH, Sultan of Swat, left By left. nOli ••,. Dabaq u. .lre.l. .I.bn•• n and BI0O!"lnrtoh .Ireel. New York )'esterda)' for Miami Dr. L. L. Dannln,I08 and lbe A. C. Proehl, pallor the I ao•• V. V. Gott, IIIlnl.Ie .. .:15 8.m. Sunday school. DES MOINES MAN DIES where he will coutlnue his vaca­ We-t of town on Highway No.6 redU( 9:30 a.m. Church school. 9:30 a.m. Student Bible cia.s. William Dunn, 411, Des Momes, tion. Babe came to New York lor 9:30 and 11 a.m. Mornlnll worship 10:30 •. m. Divine aervlce. the I ler-vlces. 4:30 p.m. "Florence Nl,htlnlale serv­ died last night at Unlversity hos­ "Babe Ruth Da)," whlch was held 2:30 p.m. Concert by Fuml Sallo. Ice" at Lutheran Student bOUie, lU pilal. He :was aqmiUed Airll 22, Ia.R monUIo • '/b: :. .. , 'e" ~ ~ IIII!l 0::10 11.111. 011_ IIoUH a& .\". Cblll~ "'".I. _ _ __ _ . -----_._--""'''''''"''"'--- 0CaI1