v- He Had a Marry Attitude VIENNA (IE") - FrIedrich Koch admitted to .. Vienna. The Weather Today' eouri thal he had three wives, but he pleaded for clem­ fOCY on the Irounds thal he bad a "poor memory." The Cloudy today and tomorrow. No change in presldln .. Judn cODllldered thlll for .. momen' and 'hen elnerved; temperature. High today 88; low 62. Yes­ ''Whal a fortuna~ mao: married to three women at at owaJll terday's high 89; low 61. Pollen count 18. ,Dce - and he can fOrlet Ill" Koch now hall • 'One-l'ear RnitbCe to forret. Established 186S-Vol. 80, No· 271- AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Friday, Aug. 13. 1948-Five Cents -- e sea OVI nsu .. . .. Russian Jumps from Building,' Says She 'Had To Gel Oul' NEW Y RK (IPl-A Rl.l ian woman tI,-arher flung herself from a third floor window of tbe RtI ~ iall ('on. ulate ye terday and last night told 8 friend from her hospital bed, "I had to get out. " Th£' teacher, Mrs, OksaDa Stephno\,D8 KospnkinH, 52, lay crit­ ically injured in Roo. velt ho pita\. H er dr. Polic took him to th ho pital * * * -I :::~ :';'\id~e left. 11(' told newsmen Molotov Demands "I was struggling to break ou t. You know-." Here he gave a pantomine of pushin( obstacles Teachers' Release aside. "I was like a bird in a cage. I had to get out." From U. S. Officials Mrs. Kosenkina jumped into the consulate courtyard at 2:20 p.m. LONDON (JP')-Russia has pro­ Iowa lime, She landed nmeshed tested to the United States that in the wires of a fence. American authorities connived in Police Appear the aUege

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.. I t). • ..... TJIB DAILY IOWAN. FBlDAY, AUGUST 13, leU-PAGE TWO , £ Tribe Splits, Mauling BrQwns In• Night' "" Tilt, ,. loss 01 First Game Moves pm' Plll POUND~R - By Alan Mav... Squeak IStill in Critical Condition - RAJ.PII KINER Bues OF Prr'r•• VR.('Ji4 1 Ruth Shows Slight Improvement Idle A's inlo AL Top Spot 15 A (lOOD BeT TO a,COllf' orNE tfIAI( By Cardinals ~fll ST. LOUIS (Al)-The Cleveland 10 WIN oR 6IWl. 'He's Feeling BeHer' Indians lost their slender hold on * * * "}1E "'~"'IONAL first place last night when they On~ Run Shy of Record L6"home run sluggcr and five Bro.wnle pitchers paraded to 5 In I w .... lhfrd. Innln,: BI •.,.n 3 In 0 out but Westlake came through (dldn" retire a batter): WIdmar 9 In idol of the natiDn's baseball lans the mound. t two·thlrds: Slephens 10 In 3 two· third.: with a .lashing fngle to delight has been sick tor two years, but Drew. t In 2: B.ard.n 4 In 7: Feller 3 the crowd P~ 26,004. The nine-run blast included a In L Wild pitches - WIdmar. Slephen •. his condition suddenly became homer by Pitcher Gene Bearden Passed ball - Parlee. Wlnnln, pll.cher - Vic Lombardi gave up six hits much worse Wednesday morning. Ikarden : Lo tn, pitcher - Sanford. trm­ with two men on and two doubles plrH - Rommel. Pa .....lla Ind Stevens. to the Cards who muffed a chance The Babe's army of friends by Hal Peck. Bearden Ind Peck TIme - 2:23 . Allendance, - 11.727. to go into second place as Boston and well wishers rallied be­ had lour hits apiece. Larry Doby, defeated Brooklyn 2-1. It was his hind him during tbe day with an Jim Hegan and Walt J\ldnlch aJ,so fifth win against six IDsses. outpourinK of telephone calls, hit homers and Manager Lou Branca's Only Pitch telerrams, leUers and visits Boudreau batted :lour runs across. '" which swamped hospital faelJl­ Loses Game for Bums C~hran, Ve,. Divide, lies. Meet Thursd~y for Title Mrs. .Ruth expressed her herat­ BOSTON (JP)-ReJief Hurler felt thanks through the newsmen \ Ralph Branca's lirst pitch was a I Cochran RODting and Veterans tor all of the "kind thoughts" and Sports Hash FDreign Wara, Post 2581, spilt wild one and allowed Pinch Run­ of said "I am particularly tDuched ner Sibby Sisti to race acroSll the their play-011 twin bill for the by all the messages pouring into IDwa. Cit' sOftball league champi­ the hD pital from boys." Dnship at Kelley, field Jast night lAP Wtrepholo' From Martin platenight inwith the the last run of which the ninth gave lestthe IM~"Ofl - 6i· ~~~.- The exact nature or Ruth's two­ A FAWLY VI IT - l\'Iembers of Babe Ruth's family arrive at the and will ml!et in one game next National league's first place year-old ailment never has been MemorIal hospital In New York yesterday for 11 visU to the crltle· By WJUTNEY MARTIN Braves a 2-1 tri.umph over the Thursday nig~t for the title. divulged. He has IDst much weight aUy III home run killg. Left to right are: · Mrs. Wilbur Moberly of NEW YORK (JP)-Sports hash: pressing Brooklyn Dodgers before AMIl&ICAN LIlA-oUa NATIONAL LEAGUE Cochran tDDk the lirst game, 8- and his husky voice and lined face Baltimore, Md., his sister; Mrs. George Herman Ruth, his wife, and We're dizzier th;m a discus a paid audience ol 27,766. w L POT. DB Be.lon ...... :~ t4 ~~. GB 6, but the Vets bounced back to have shown how sick he has been. Mrs. Richard Flanders of North Conway, N.H., the Babe's adopttd throwlfr from trying to. keep track A pair of letties, Warren Spahn Philadelphia ...... M 43 . ~ srook.yn ...... M 40 .,'45 • blank their opponents in the night­ daughter. ot all the Olympic events and their for the Braves and Joe Hatten tor Cloy.laad ...... 11., 42.... Ii 81. Lou...... Iitrack and field team defeated a iality, also was held out Dt the hur­ Dou, Du Preat CIt South Atrlca. Key, steady gDing Columbus, Ga., Because heavy rains had pro- Tuesday night, at which time th, dles in this meet to save him for S. was expected to dominate. He J. Tonna 01 CEl!eho­ money. A new sports weekly, Brmsh Empire squad, 11 'AI to 3 140 , _ts lad, Clayton Johnson, SI. Paul, moted heavy growth of grass, Lhe pillns Cor the season were made. I the sprint relay. This surprising turnabout fea­ , Iovakla in the finaJ tonight. "Sports Extra," will make its de­ yesterday in the dual meet which Minn., 4 and 2 victor over JDhn boys weren't supposed to assault In his ubsence, the American tured the next-to-last day Df hea­ Liehtweight Wallace Smith of but in mid-September. Sponsored traditiDnally follows the games, Moynihan, Jr., Troy, N. Y. and par of 72 very easily. But Demaret, hurdlers who swept the lllh-met­ vy competition in the weary, puf­ C"mcinnati Wis derailed by J. by Charles Bloomfield and Eric scoring one of the most decisive Ken Venturi, San Francisco, and Ransom proved otherwise. triumphs since the series began in er final in the Olympics finished fing' 1948 LondOn games. Visse,s-o! 8eljium Dn a deciSion in - LAST BIG .DAY - Ridder, it will emphasize facts and United tate ya.cbtamen WOD Calif., who scored a 6 and 5 vic­ 1920. in the ame ord l' yesterday. Bill the lIemi-final&. The happy-go-lucky Califon ~ figures c!oncerning all sports. We. PDrter ot Northwestern was first In the overall ciuunpionshlp in the tory over Dick FDstCt·, Chevy A crowd of more than 40,000 Ths U.S. army's rugged hDrse­ an was the lirst to shoot hiR 07, BORIS KARLOFF -'" could gLv • . them some figures on 14 second flat, followed by Clyde Olympic recatla with two first .. Chase, Md., Key advanced by de­ thus taking much of thc aitcnli'lll at WhIte CU, sta4lum wa4Craig Dixon a leCond and a. third In the five of the gallery of 4,000 away frl I I the Americans crab the top in the still uncDmpleted eques­ "UIE MAN THEY , horrible to. . repeat. • o!U~. el..... and a.toned for lhelr trian ev.!nt. 0., two up. LIDyd Mangrum, the heavy money thue placH III six of the etcht complete shutout. ill 1936 when COUJ.O NOT llANG" . • Whitfield HoliIB Ilela, Lead Lt. eeL lui F. IJ'homson of winner from last week's Tam 0 ' • • Individual events. Mal Whitfield Dt Ohio State was the star spancled blnner never BILLS TIE YANKS, 28-28 And .1 An effDrt is being made to uni~ Lake James. Ind., returned one Shanter. Mangrum got a 69 on : ~ 1 3 Although the British won only onu out over the bay. world basketball rules. Would given a ten yard lead ana .taved nne of the ,..... , tt_ln the Olym­ NEWARK, N.J. (JP) - The Buf­ first round yestel·day. "THE MAN WITH ,." three of the 15 men's events out­ ofl a last lap ru~h by ,Heyb Mc­ The Llanoria, handled by a five­ Ialo Bills came back in the last seem to be quite a job, as ~cUons plol- endura.ce run ye terday. , NINE LIVES" ri,ht and tied In anDther; one of Ken]ey to give the United States man crew from Oyster Bay, N. Y., three minutes to tie Spec Sanders ~ Df this country can't even agree on their victories made up for all the He carried his rmount over 21 WESTEIlN LEAGUE the victDry In the mile relay by captured the international six­ miles of treacherous hurdles in and his New York Yonkees, 28-28 LIncoln 4. Omaha 2 our own. What is lair on the west Sioux City ~ , nes Moines 1 Igome coiled losses. That came in the 440-yard four yards in 3!13.4. meter championship, biggest of last night in an aU-America con­ ':Dpors Ol)en 1:15 P.M." coast isn't fair in the east, and relay when an empire quartet two hours and two m inutes to. be­ oller seven innings, ralnJ San Felton of Harvard WDn the them all; and a father-so)1 team, ference exhibition football game Denver 5. PueblO 1 vice versa. The Olympic basket­ strengthened by two. AIIstralia ns come a leadin« contender for hon­ hammer tilrow Df 177 feet, 2 Inch­ Paul and Hilary Smart of Noroton, ors in the three-day competition. /It Ruppert stadium. ball otflcials seem to make up the ,alloped away from the U.S. team es. Guinn Smith, Olympic cham­ Conn., finished Dn top in the two­ "Doors Open 1:15-10:00" rules as they '0 along. They tDssed which won the disputed Olympic pion from the San Francisco Olym­ man star class. ~ out Towering Bob Kurland for 400-meter relay final. pic club, tDok the pole vault at 14 One U.S. Boxer in FInals , .,. FRIDAY' TIlE 13th hipping >an opponent The gallery, The Empire sprint team was leet. Steve Seymour of the Los The resDunding American suc­ ST~TS SATURDAY : which has been more or less antl­ made up of John Bartam and John Angeles athletic club won the jav­ cess at Torquay, however, was not SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW ~ur1and beca\lse of his size, prDb­ TrelDar, both of Australia, and eUn with a throw of 222 feet, 711. duplicated at the Empire exposi­ ~lDm ably added the hoorays. At that, AlWltalr McCDrquodale and Jack inches and Fortune GDrdien of tion poolhouse where only Welter­ TONITEf STARTS FRIDAY we can't believe the big guy would Archer, both 01 England. Minnesota captured the discus with weight HDrace .Herrine Df S1. intentiDnally play dirty basket­ U. S. Quartet Loses a toss of 163 teet. Olympic Cham­ ON OUR StAGE Danein &" piDn Wllbur Thompson 01 Southern ball. The Americans used Barney Feet ... Ewell of Lancaster, Pa., Lorenzo. California won the shot put with 54 Cha •. Phil Wright of Wayne University, Har­ leet, three-qullrters inch, bellling Sorensen Marsh Sillging .. U. S. Olympic Squad Francis Delaney by a quarter 01 r I- risDn Dillard of Baldwin-Wallace 1','1:' • Lovine PRESENT Now Has 609 Points and Mel Patton of SDuthern Cal­ an ioch. Americana allo placed LAST TIMES TONITE Laffin,! ifornia, the same combination second and third in those five Z BIG MAGiC UNLIMITED LONDON (JPl - The United which first was disqualified after events. Request States Olympic team, picking up its Olympic tri4mph and then re­ HIts points yesterday in yachting and instated on the strength Df the Df­ clnoein;, pushed its tDtal to 609 ficilll movies. points at the close of the tweflth Bartram made up crullBlll OD dsy of competition. The Olympics Wrlcht aDd & poer Amerlun close Saturday. exeha~e of the baton put Dil­ f fAST T&e first-place Americans now lard a' a dIIIa4lvantace. ""'her ST AIlTS TbDA YI The sr,e within 20 points of the total ame be.e ahead of J'at.Con by Germany amassed Ihe 1936 IDr • ...-flve ' .....· 111 41.11 aec:onds. Newest TARZAN Thriller! in Ewen and Wright, who.. batDn the all-around team champi6n­ WlrHS exchange. in the Olympics was the ahips of that year. Dne mistakenly called a foul, made _"I Sweden remains in second place sure this , time. Their pass was MICHAEL WHALEN wit}! 318'h points, fDllowed by fully lelal and as a result it was GRACE, B~A~LEY F.rance with 177 and hDst Britain slow but not fatally tardy. flNGfRS t~am with 143, Italy is next with Only one point was awarded in 142. each of the men's events and the _ CO H·IT.. !., performances of the three compet­ CHAPMAN TAXES 110UBNEY itors from eacb country were ad­ DES MOINES (JPj-Tom Chap­ ded together in the field events. man, assistant coach at East Wrllht Takea Broad Jump Calorary stampede Sioux City hiah school, stayed with John Winter of Australilll, the Doors Open "Special" Par 10 post medal honors yest.lrday Olympic champion, won the high , .• I.J!..IJ 11:30 P.M. iD the annual schoolmen's golf jump at 6 feet, 6 inches but an LIIIIA CUSTIM . We're In the Honey tournament here. even split resulted when the total ...... Hurricane "Cartoon" Chapman's 72 was two strokes heights of the two sides came to COLOILTOON • COMBDY better' than G. J . (BUItS) PlrIdnS, 19 feet each. Travelocn.e. • La&e News TODAY • Lall of the Mohicans -Late News- Iowa State instructor. Loreuzo Wrllhl topped the 'tHE DAILY IOWAN. "mAY, 'AUGU8T 13, It''-PAGE TIIIliB ...... -!'Ie '1 Interpreting the New. -::: •• Extinguish Leaking' Gas Main Blaze City Council Calls f Says U. S. Peaceful Policies Public Hearing on Rool of European Troubles Budget for Tonight ','Mary Mercer Sayre Wecls A pubUc hearing on the Proof ByJ.M. ROBERT posed 1949-50 city budget will be AP Foreign Affairs Analyst held tonight at 7:30 in the city ecretary Marshall, saying Ihat the nit d tates must Dot council chambers of the city hall. seek agreement with Ru ia !U('rely for agreement' sake, is reo The 1949-50 budget totals "87,- iterating something that ha been an accepted part of American 113 and includes raising the mj))­ policy for a. year a.nd a half. age rate to 26.64 mills. This mean. If it had been acc('pted three or fonr years ago wc might have that every property owner will escaped many ot our current trou­ pay $26.64 on every $1,000 of bles. In that period we were still assessed property. This Is $3.65 Jeaning over backward. in an ef· more than the amount assessed Landlords Making fort to buy Russia's postwM co­ for this year. operation. Yet the storm signals The money receipts estimated. Defecfive Petitions already were flying. Otherwise I aside from taxes, in the new bud­ would not have been writing in get total $254,795. The revenue to 1944 and early 1945 of Russian be received by taxation Is esti­ For Higher Rents expansionism and th", fear that mated at $347,071. "by yielding lo Russia on cer­ The budget was approved by Many Iowa City landlords who tain points we have been storing the city council on July 23. After have filed the new short Corm pe­ up a whirlwind" and that "by the public hearing tonight the tition [or increase in rent on learning whal she can do by budget will be flied with the hardship grounds have failed to fill flexing her muscles she might be­ Johnson county auditor who will out forms properly, T. J . Wilkin­ come insatiable." use it as authority for levyln, son, area rent director, said yes­ Marshall was speaking with. di­ city taxes after linal approval by terday. rect reference to the Danubian the state auditor. Wilkinson said that many of conference at Belgrade, where The budget Is effecUve April the forms received did not Jur­ Russia has made it clear that her I, 1949 to March 31, 1950. ish the required information and definition of "free" navigation Is often did not have the necessary on par with her wartime de(inl­ POLIO VICTIM SERIOU8 supporting data attached. tion of the "free" elections to Suttering from polio, Lester "It is necessary to return such wbich she agreed for in eastern (OaU,. 10waD Photo 1t1 Jaek Orrl.. ) Popp, 29, 01 Sumner, Iowa wu In .. forms to landlords who submitted Europe. But it was perfecUy clear FIREMEN TURN OFF A GAS JET. The names sho' hlrh In the air whep K'as aplnK' from a. main serious condition yesterda:r at • t' ,. .. t them, thus delaying action on their (Da1l7 I ..... PIl.t. lor J. Bar ••• ) that his statement also bolds good caUght fire yeaterday but Iowa Cit, firemen had about brourht the fire under control wben this picture University hospitals. petitions," Wilkinson said. in all of our deaUnga with the was taken. He was admitted Au,. 11. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dawson The new short (orm petition may Communist Imperialists. be used for landlords who own The Marshall statement was * * * * not more than four rental dwell~ highlighted by its coincidence with OPEN FRIDAY & SAT RDAY NIOHTS UNTIL. P.M. * * Cool OH with - ing units. To qualify for a rent testimony that the RUSSian, em­ Firemen Extinguish Increase under the short form pro. bassy in Washington has pa d Ilt I Mary Sayre Weds vision, a landlord must show th:lt • 'II"tter "t Ii'. /r ~east one American citizen to spy I.lIu~ Bellt~' his expenses for the current year against her own country. Leaking Gas Blaze / have increased over a previous It also comes at a time when jn H. Dawson Summer period because of higher tax, fuel Willard Watters, Iowa City, was the Russian propaganda machine slightly burned and several other • Enjoy Strlcity Fresh Eggs' utility or insurance costs. He must is resuming the "peace offensive" A{ Trinity Church also show that these increases men escaped serious injury when ., .. which followed Molotov's rejec­ gas leaking trom a main caught have not been offset by higher lion of America's "baSIS for pe&ct!" In ' a do~ble ring ceremony at Dr;nks ~' tire yesterday morning. rents. in May. There is room tor com­ • Look;", For Choice Chef!Ilf!II'",--,-..,-. tile' TTlnlty Episcopal church' at The expense figures listed by the The lire occurred in lront of promise, says New Times, on the ~- ' Il a.m. yesterday, Mary Mercer landlord must be ,proved with at­ heels of a conciliatory Moscow ra­ a home being built for Eli 8raver­ .. ~ ,and :John Howard Dawson When friends drop In, be pre­ tached receipted bills, or signed dio broadcast. Meanwhile, RU$Sian man, In the 700 block on River I athll\ged ,wedding vows, the pared with delicious and cooling statements from tax collectors, planes invade allied air over Ber­ street. Workmen were connecting JItv.!Hatold McGee officiating. refreshment. fuel dealers, utilitj companies or lin, another western sector police­ gas pipes from lhe house to the 'I ,. l' -( ¥rs. Daws'on ' is the daughter Here are some ' hints on how Insurance agents. man is snatched, and new Times main and it is believed a bonfire If 14r. an(Mrs. Leroy ,S. Mercer, family and friends may sorl Is building at the Iowa state fair would be nulHfied. From the al­ bert Brownell Jr., said yesterday lb. 69c Shrimp ...... lb. 79c Olt!a. liked best when bf~ncted with a Aug. 27-Sept. 2. Chuck Roast lied standpoint, freezing of pre­ the people we~ "shocked" at the 'IIbe couple ; left on a wedding fully-ripe banana, a dasWof sugar, Mrs. Pike is chairman of a parations for the new govern­ "attitude of President Truman in Pure Lean . 'rozcu trip to Canada, and after Oct. 10 and a dash of salt. It y,ou haven't statewide committee named by the ment would merely let the Rus­ seeming to cover up" information will reside in Stillwater. a blender, slice the banana into Iowa Federation of Women's Ground Beef .. lb. SSe Perch Fillets . lb. 2ge a bowl and beat with , a rotary Clubs to arrange and direct the sians accomplish their over-all de­ oongress so ht on Commuuist sire to interfere with the Marsha1l egg beater or electric mixer until entertainment. activities. Fresh Or d plan. The ailles merely to it is smooth and creamy. Ai:ld the Co-operating with the federa­ want At a news conference after a trade a conference for lilting of Frying Chickens lb. SSe Whiting ... lb. 1ge milk and shake or mix t~oroughlY. tion are the Iowa PTA congress long meeting with the Republican Here's a clever way ,to combat and the women'S division of the the Berlin blockade. presidential nominee on campaign Whether the conference wlll the chi I d r e n's Iowa Farm Bureau federation, strategy. Brownell also declared mil~~drinklng come off at all is likely to be VALUIS IN FIN. flESH "SH strike. Fix eggn~gs for them. They Committee members also in­ !hat the Democratic party "has love to beat the egg wqites to a clude Mrs. H.W. Spaulding, Audu­ decided in the next tew days. If lailen to pieces and its national Froten Hudock stiff froth while you are beating bon; and Mrs. Robert D. Blue, it does, it looks mighty like It leaders are stumbling." fARM·FRESH PRODUCE VALUES' Fillets ...... lb. 45c the yoke and adding a lew tea­ Mrs. Carl Reed, Mrs. Eugene Cut­ wiII be just conferring for con­ ferring" sake. Brownell said Dewey would y spoons of sugar. Then add a cup ler and Miss Edith McBeth, all wage "0 vigorot/s, constructive Frozen HallbuE of milk and a little vanUla. After at Des Moines. campaign and will travel exten­ alit. Red lala,a Steaks. , ..... lb. 47c the egg yoke is folded -into the On each of the six days, a com­ Report 7 Mumps sively." beaten white and poured: into plete program will be presented a He predicted that the New York GRAPES lb. 19c tall glass .•• watch them devour from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon and Cases in August governor and his vice-presiden­ Calif. Solid Hea.d it! from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Farm Bureau women's groups During the first 12 days In t:lal running mate, Gov. Earl War­ LETTUCE 48 Size 10c ren of California, wotUd get "lots will appear on the foilowing August, seven cases of mumps ldaho New R d dates: Aug. 27, Marlon county have been reported to the city of help" In the November election Personal Not •• skit and Adair county chorus; clerk. No olher contagious djseases from Democrats and independent POTATOES ...... 10 lb.. 43c Aug. 28, Black Hawk county were reported. voters. u. . No. 1 alit. Elberta chorus and Des Moines county According to the olerk's records, Brownell talked to newsmen af­ PEACHES 17 lb. lug'. . . .. 1.99 Mrs. L.E. Randall and son, 30, there have been no cases ot ter conlerring more than four skit; Aug, Wright county SOAP POWDER • Leslie, Milwaukee, Wis., return­ chorus and Jones county skit; chjcken pox since July 12 and hours with Dewey. Other present Calli. Valencia ed to their home yesterday after Aug. 31, Calhoun county chorus no measles since June 28. included J. Russel Sprage ot New ORANGES 252 288 size doz:. 29c LARGE 'KG. 34e J a few days visit at the home of and Lucas county 4-H play; Sept. Since July 1 there ha.ve been York City and Edwin F. Jaeckle of Calif. Pasc:al Mrs. Emma A. Randall, 22.1 S. I, Greene county chorus and 19 cases of mumps aud three of Buffalo, who along with Brownell Gitbert street. Mrs, 'Rand aD re­ Washington county playlet; and chicken pox reported. are Dewey's top political advisers CELERY 30 size 2Se TIDE'S IN-OIRT'S OUT ' turned with them for a visit In Sept. 2, Cedar county chorus and LarK'e Red Duarte • Milwaukee. . Palo Alto county ,kit. TIDE PLUMS ...... ,... 2 lb. 33c I The "father sing~s" of the Patent Office Hal - Out-of-town guests at the wed­ Osceola PTA council will be fea­ LA~GE'KG. 34e ding of Mary Mercer Sayre to tured Sept. 1. As a special feature, 'KG. John Howard Dawson were Mr. the dun federation will introduce OF" 23- FO~ eLIAN DISHES and Mrs. A. W. Hautav, Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Houghton, Jr., Red Oak, Need for.a Doojigger IlEAR VU BOWL COVERS Mrs, Murray Dawson, La Grange, liS "Iowa Mother of 1948", also DREFT Ill.; Aline Halstedd, Chicago, Ill.; on Sept. I. ~ - To Sort Ideas PKGS. CHEERIOS CEREAL· • • 2 29- LA~6E C Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Mercer, Ottu­ 'KG. 31 mwa; Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Syverud, WASHINGTON* * (JP) * IllIen- one candlepower* * boot* drier, a Bettendorf; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Call New Witness SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE • .~~. 23- ious Americans 8tlll Hood the U.S. flexible heel adjuster and 9 safety FOil lAKING O~ FaYIN. Bywater, Lone Tree; Mr and Mrs. patent office with inv~nUons attachment for shoes. And. of 0 Frank Mattes, Odebolt; Senator .Il :g~. In Surplus Probe ranging from dog boola to hen course. the dog boots, which-you ARMOUR'S TREET. • • • 43 CRISCO and Mrs. Irving Long, Manchester, marking nests. may want to explain to your pup and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ernst, DES MOINES (JP) - Rainsford But what the patent o1llce needs - are something like the things West Branch. A. Brown, Des Moines. manager of is a streamlined doojlgcer that you sUp over your golf clubs. SPICE OR GUM DROPS • • • • PK~' 25- 3 T~' 51.16 the Meadows Transfer Co., was might help get rid of the greatest There are also other interesting GIANT SIZE SOA' OF LOvaY WOMEN Announce Closing Dates called yesterday as a witness in the backlog of patent applic,tiona in gadgets. Like the one for dehy­ FOR BABIES' SKIN Investigation of the sales by the its 138 years of existence. dratin, bread crumbs. and the AMERICAN For State Fair ~ntrie. i SWAN WOODBURY Iowa war surplus commodities With examiners 148,180 cues inflatable leak stopper. TOILET SOAP board. behind, it looks like "Pat Pend­ TOILET SOAP FAMILY FLAKES DES MOINES (JP)-Iowa State These, like the hen marking Board records have shown that ing" - meaning "we're waiUng nests and many other useful GIANT e fair oUicials yesterday reminded .. 3 CAKES~EG . 31 e PKG. a7 the company and Brown made for patent approval, If the patent inventions, are awaiting their turn 3lA~Es!8C that entries close within the next some purchases of war surplus lwo weeks for five major depart­ office ever gets around to us" - In the patent of!Jce's mounting LATI "110'," NOTE .•• In cele· property through the state war will remain firmly entrenched for backlog. HY·POWER ment of the Aug. 27-Sept. 3 fair. surplus board. The state obtained PERK ; ~111111 o( New York's lolden Entries for tile photolI'aphic sa­ a while on the new compounds Officials are taking steps to cut IlUliftru1')', man), topntrbt de. the property from the tederal gOY' and inventions you find in the down that growing stack of appli­ DOG FOOD TAMALES BABY FOOD lon clase Aug. 16: agricultural and ernment on a priority basis. linen have rone back to turn· horticultural departments, Aug. 17: stores. cations. They have hired a New ...·IIIe-catul')' (uhion for In· Brown was questioned by As­ The IUltion's inventiv, spirit York firm ot efficiency experts­ t 16·0I. 25c 16-0I. 1~ poultry department, Aug. 18, and sistant County Attorney Ralph TINS TIN An took a nosedive durin, the war. who tried it once before, 22 years -'&Ion. example of ibis 15 culinary department, Aug. 24. Randall and Jens Grothe, special .... baek-,weeplnl' "absinthe assistant Attorney .General. Then, the backlog of appUcations ago-to go over the whole patent HEA T AN[) SERVEI FOR YOUR WASH ARMOUR'. 1I'eeIl" ..Un evening dress. Tbe TO CLOSE FOR FUNERAL dropped to about 39,052. Since routine again. SWIFT'S that time, howeveF, new ideas "'-·front bodice I, rlehl,­ Offices in the Johnson county SOVIETS CLAIM ATROCITIES Cost: $34,000. 1~, LlNCO BLEACH YEAL Ala paRI ...... erecr with emerald and court house will be closed today WARSAW (A") - A Soviet war have been popping out .u over. If you can invent a cheaper PREM LOA' in Here are lome eamplll for the way, you're invited to submit an :.~' ..... bead, aroand 'he top and from 8:45 to 10:30 a.m. order crimes commission said yesterday 12-0L •JZ TIN-OI. 43e Vl-GAL 27e 4& • lIIe peplum, wblch nares out tbat employes might attend the the Nazis killed more than 500,000 people who like to put their best application to patent officials. I BOTTlE TIN 7~ ... lIIe .....dder.. bustle foldl funeral of State Rep. Frank J . RUDian prisoners of war in 45 foot forward: It'll only be 148,1818t on the .. tIae Iktn lD bac~ KraD. !. i_ ••1 •• ,...... camps in Poland. A mud shield for Iboe heell, a ~t. ______, ~ DAILY IOWAN, nmAY, AUGUST 1!, Uft;....;PAOR "oUa Under -Observation - ," t,\cBride's Hall The Dally'loWan leeping Emily Posled ESTABLISHED 1BSB Pupil Tito Too f:lose/y ....."...:...-,...;_ .• By BILL MCBRIDE FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 By CLARK HOPING Emily Po t i, telling people trange things th e day, and I '. Writer for Central Preu not surp if I approve of them 01' not. J n one of t he This Week BUp' 8TALIN AND TITO have fin­ plements in the unday Rpgi, ler last mo.nlh a woman asked hot aIly split, showing that stoUd to send latl) toying gnest. home withon! being rude. Uncle Joe has his headaclies, too. Mrs. Post snggested the wife say, "John \lear, you go to bed WJ The world stands open-mouthed 8uboc,IpUOCl rat __IIT ~r In low. - you have to. be up early in the morning." According to Emily, fin.! City • cen~ wHl..4' or '" per TUf In lit this development, asking itself: ..t van~· lUll monU1i 13 85: \.Iu"M menUu the guests "will then prob8bly leave." ., a;tIlt f U8. By mall 11\ Iowa t1.50 per ,ar: 2o.rd 01 'I'rustHo: '-1Ie a. Moeller. "How come that a most favored Mason Ledd. A. Creta BaIrd, Paul R. • t • ." r.iOnlbi 13.10. ~ monUu fS. An4 son of Soviets lurns out to be an IIfI I :)&ber .... " aubscrlptlon...... r year: aI:a Olson. Luter .Iooki, 8teve D~, Kathryn MeNama.. , JUdlard Dice, Keltl> un-Marxist-Leninist? And why And that i.m't bei11{) rllde' Come, come, Mrs. Po t, 10e C6II I (R,Ir -..uu ",1lI: three motahl fS.2!I. #l. Gleseo"", has the Kremlin's master suddenly be more sltblle tha?1 that. 1/ that's th way YOII want it, Emilr, OlItr ,a&D II. POWNAL1.. Pobllabu opened fire on 'his pal?" why 110t }list ,.0/11 ollt witlt it alld say. "Y01I go' to'bed, JIJiA , CHAaLBS SWAN80N .d~1$ Atsl,' •• ' t o 'be PubU bew ...... boor The information seeping through dcm·. (John obviollsly 1Ila?l11 factures f((l'111 machillery) I 'Il iiI DINt: A.a. Y lluaIneM otftee ...... , .. , .. , ...... , .. ~f1 1I ••iaea :W.n.,.r EdJtorlal OW.,...... , ....flll from back-stage of the eastern up witk these 21-jeweled bores 'if it kills '/lie ." • of O.UL K. IIYEa., K.II.. 80clety 0Wce ...... ~II bloc shows the psychological rea­ • • • ~ Ilu sons why Stalin clashed with his There are se,'eral approache. wl1ich beat tbe dean crf etiquetff', fhl adopted son. ngge lion all t6 tht' do~. For example, thet 's the Terroriur IiOD ( Progressives - Sooner or Later First of all, it has become clear which was developed during the early '30's wIlen that getting lip as ll to Stalin that war-baptized Mar­ ea rly tory wouldn't work because no one lJad anything to K't ~th shal Tilo is a bad pupil, who There ar veral things wrung with any political party. Re- up cal'ly fol'. tUSto publicans are too reactionary; IJ mocrat ar too b fuddl d and studied as a promiSing interna­ dle r tlonalist, but tinally graduated as • • • (tIIIl!1 split up. That is mere ~enel'8Iizalio n , but it is accepted in many To lll\1j!lipJllate Ihe Tert'orizc l' co/reclly th e wife "ttlaits for a a diehard nationalist. b1 E places as the o\'el'all CO IIIIll l'ul ou those parties. It has also become clear to him zun in ti,,, ('ollllersa/ion alld 8(tys ca.Sll.a/.l'!l, " I forgot to ask ya. The Pl'ogre. ife POl'ty iii another Uling. AdJlerenis to the Dem­ that in reaching the crossroads tMs 11I0t'1I1"I{j, .Iohll - - /IO S til e little fo e 011 '!JO"" left toot fallea ocratic or Hejm\)lic!llI lint' urI' able and very willing to privately where THo had to make up his Off yea" ' point up their 0\1'11 weaknesses admit them and talk about them. mind whether he would thereafter This arouses Ihe gllests' cu riosjty, and by way of e:i pla~tioa But it i a weakll(s.~ (If III Progrt ive l!tat tliLY follow their be nationalist for THo's sake, or th hoste s l(lt it slip that Jo.hn has Ie pro.sy , , , reassuring that lit internatlonalist for ~Halin's sake, is doctormg for if, or eourse. own dogma 10 lite ultilllaff ('olllradicli(}1" 0/ their own aims. it seems that the bad pupil de­ ~ lf they don't leave after that, sbow them to the spare bedroolll' 'rhey don't disagl'l'l' with whatevel' their party do s. That i II cided to do what gave Uncle Joe you're whipped. ' d nial of their "fl'et'C]om fur" arguments. If a ProO'ressive likes a pain in the neck, No Longer Pals - Josef Stalin, and Josep Bro% (lito) all but olle plank in tilt' pal'ly platform he might peak up - • • • • • • While making the 3 p.m. coffel' run tllt' other Iliternoon, I nG­ but if III' says dOl'SII't agree, thl'lI i on the wropg side im­ HOWEVER, hadn't THo always 111' he Llke all forelgn-born Russian- MVD, and he published Borba, had received its lirst definite ticed Pat Pearson had a sisrn at the entrance of his drugstol1 m dilltely and h' is hl.'lping to per ecute his party. been a very active Communist, brand Communist leaders Marshal another Pravda, crack. Before then, Stalin ma}> not which also means an "internation­ which said. "At lastl A rich Hormone cream!" At the bottom of So people who ot!Jcnvise, aJHi under ollieI' circumstances, may Tito not only picked up the proper THo also organized Omlandiha, have been sure whelher the young alist"? How come, then, that the eagle was dreaming of stealing the ign it Raid, "Katherine Hormone day 0[' night creme." stond by with I'\'~l'l','ations (lnd unaly is - the e int lligellt and political line, strategy and philo­ the same tning as the Communist U1J 10l til thi.s timB, I guess all. hormone creams It/we ben "young marshal" changed his Yo'uth; he set up the Tanjar, his lightning. tllinking olles lIl'eept polit il'lI l lind eCOllomlC doctrines withont world outlook? sophy from Stalin, but learnE!d to pretty pOOl'. It's a relief to 1mow that somethi?l!] besl(les i11digexi much appal' nt introspE'dion or any d villtio.n, copy his political personllHty, too. Y;ugctslavla's Tass news agency; he However, now it is obvious that The answer to (his question is introduced strictest censorship; Tito was never satisfied with what IWf"/Ilolles are 011. th e market. ~l'his is U [lilia/iriSin tlwl is h01'd 10 undersland whcn Y01I C01J,. found in Karl Marx's own philo­ All of Uncle Joe's students fIrst he got in his homeland, and that Odd that a woman by the name of Kat herlne Hormone shdola learn how to eliminate their ene­ easily pronounced death sentences, sidet' Itow 1I11·/allaUcal many Proares ive party memb rs are. sophy whete it is clearly stated and built a large active army. he is try ing to eJ1pand beyond his manufacture hormone merchandise. She mnst be clever to teet! that sometimes people change his­ mies inside Ihe party as "Trot­ Perhaps il rlln be explainl'!! I hal a Progressive tllinks his party Most important of all, Tito in­ borders, in other words, that he honnonp8 to wOl'k in shifts so they can be available day or night, tory, but that principally hlstory skyists" Or "spies," and to rap all is trying to break: into Uncle J.e's I would prefel' that, he would settle on one spelling of cream (ot bas mol' con ,t unswl'l'S than hav th Democrats or Republi­ outside enemies as "imperlalists.. itiated his old teacher in orian­ changes people. own pastures. And this by using creme), thollgh, cans. But in thinking ~o it nPC'('ssarily follows for this Progr ive Tito was. organizer of the and "pacifists." Secondly, they izing a Comintorm ot his own, the methods of tile old Communist iUust ronfess tllO.t 1 1o(JuZdn't know al horlllone if I alb o~l, that his party hml all the IlIlSWt't'., and the answers a['e ab olntes, underground movement .before he learn how to use I'Jnternatlonal­ wl1ich was an open betrayal of his chief himself, playing nationalism bitt I do t'e1nember t1!1LM~ several, fellows who Imug arl>llmd ,;. 'rhis mlly b I'efl('c ted in the el nlent that is probably the great­ came to power. According to ism" to accomplish their own na­ master, eVen though the setup in­ nocently was called Balkan Na­ and internationalism against the ba1'bersll 01J at home 11sed to aet togemer twd Jwrmonizt far i1tti~ t Wl'Ollg to the PI'O~l'l'l; ive party i tbat is, tbe ommuni t party, never-changing political princip­ tionalist alms, They leatn' how to middle! use th old doctrine to serve their tions federation. O1Int Ct1joym ent. It wos good fo!' H enry WnIlO('(' to open his arms to all factions - les, before a politician gets power At this poInt the elder dictator he tries by all means to under­ own new purtlOse9, and how to • • • realized that he had a real eom­ • • • spe ·jolly the do~· ntl'odc1(' n. But it was not good when woli­ beat down live competltors wIth By way of squaring myself with Pat, I'd better mention that crying', self·pitying Cummunist!'! moved into H Dry's alms and mine the ruling powers, so as to WHEN MARSHAL TITO and petitor. Uncle Joe, once agllin, grab power ftOm them laler on. dead statues. he ha . tarted in earhest 0,11 , his redecorating lll'ogram and thai into sOllle key spots 01' til(' new pal'ty. Premier Dimitrol! came out with discovered that tyrants are always Generally speaking, nationalism In all these respects, Marshal an I1nofficial statement that such in danger of being overthrown by h 'll still sell caffee by the cup regardless of how ritzy the plaei Howevel', till' new palty is in th pc(mliar po ition that it can­ always helps those in power, di­ Tito is perhaps the graduate with a federation would be desirable, the young generation. looks when he's finished. not deny anyoll!' u hold OIL itfi euaL-Iuils; it is against it principle. rectly or ihdirectly. A ruler is the highest honor! that Uncle Joe the Kremlin-gang slapped down After an, it shows (hat If the • • • But in accepting tlw 'omlllllllists (who may nd up leading tTle nationalist because he wants his has had in the last few decades, on it at once. Russian-brand Communist fight­ Am (\'aiting with 811Jl.il.'ty to see what becomE'S of the threatened party by the uose inslpfld ot' hanging on coat-tails) the llew party nation recognized and himself Immediately after hI! frabbed Since then Marshal Tito had ers either leam too much or too Ii' CrA(lkdbWn on ",give away" radio shows, Iia 10 t many l'J'ienus ulld hus marri'd it If to a gt'OUp wbose supported as a representative of power, MarsHal Tlfo I!stabllshed lain loW , but ih relationship be­ little from Comrade Stalin at last 11 ~/Jd\Lld cet'lainly be a. relief to turn on my set and not hear iutel'csts are fundllmpntally cliff I'enl. that nation, the OZNA, the same thing 118 the tween the two eastern dicta tors they will get fired. Sf1me 11it1lJit b ei1~g gi.1Jen a fortune by a1~ even more 11itwiticaL Thus, when Tito fought the "re­ 800nl.'l· 0[' 10tl.'1' tllp Progressives will have to repudiate tilC Com­ M.d, actiohary rulers" ot Yugoslavia he According to reports, tM network people don't like 1.he pro­ munists 01.' follow them. '1' lt e COlH1lt1t1lists "ave establt'shed theit· fought against their "reactionary THESE DAYS:...- •.. " ' -, doctt"illes and will Iwi cll'l,iair. }<'or that rraso!), the Progressive gram much bett er than I do, but tbey have let them snowball to nationalism," (00, In other words, " neil an elCtent that the barrage of $100,000 a week in prizes calft party which h!\. aims ut II "Ilrian' with the ommunist party if he was sincere internationalist be stopped. will hll,'e to rhonA'!' its ni lll. if a perfect union is to. foil w. The before, he was so for tactical oth r nltt'l'nat iw is to li"uyow the onunnnists. reasons. • • • Hoonel' J' lat('r the Pl'og-I't'ssivps will have to admit to them!; lves Arter he became dictator of Freedom of Regimentdtion Watched tile exeavatina crew diy 07lt tile boulevard unler that cl'ili"ism is not to be' stiflpil pitber from within or without Y u g 0 s I a via, however, history between Dubllqltc and Linn yesterda,y afterlW01L aM d.eciiilJd the party. Houll(ll' (JI' IlItl'(' IIH',Y may 10. the pel'S cution complex changed his position from prisoner 81 Geotre E, SokOlsky (Kin&, Feature Syndlca'e) tlUJt ~f I 1t(ut71't already ?nl:uZe 1tp my mind to try jtJ1lrMlum 1 that breed, tlwir 0\\11 lH'euliRl' type of fanaticism. to prison-keeper, According to an­ w07lld be un operator vf (mB of those eaf"th moving tmctlJrs. other political principle, as a suc­ The AmE!rican poliliclll patlies ihe maIn line and policies of our It was a 'violation' of 'Ieul and What Ii reeling of power and satisfactioh m at be gotten b, cessCul polititian he now used the recognize the rights of individuals party, conducted under the constitutional riCh Is.' .. This Is tnastPl'ing One of those monsters. Maybe if we elected' a buJJdo~er Crisis: Made in America same weapons agalnsl his oppo­ to opiniolls arid judgments ot tht!b: Ideolo.lcal leadership ot Frank­ considered to be a crime, driver fQr pr~sident he could pnsh congr~ss into action. nents which the previous rulers own, This was made amply clear lin and other anti-party ,roup­ In a word, freedom of thought, '1'0 ventlll'" It {'OI1C'llision on the dl'ama C(,lltpl'ing around the had used against him. at both thE! Itet>ubli~an and Demo­ In .., which II permitted to de­ freedom of choice, freedom ot ex­ ovipt consulnt ill ~ 'w YU1'k 'ity whil it i !Still being enact d That is why Marshal Tito cratic conver'ltiQns at wllie/1 dirllct . velUp, wC)uld destroy the party'" pression are absolutely forbidden . is impossihle. changed his mind aller he grabbed aUacks were tn1lde Upon the Pllrty Franklin is accused of having Criticism of the leadership ot the leadership. As a matter oC fllct, committed this heinOus offense: fear Spurs Moving Germans. But it IIll1 st bl'sai(1 that u mil1ol' sllil'mish j n lhe big strategy in power, It resulted in the parodox party is absolutely forbidden, both parties, in convept/on, were " ... In the course of pre-con­ the {'old Wllr - til(' ('()IIIJ1llllli~t spy probes in til .', - hll ot that, while Yugoslavia hos become "Unrestricted diScussion" and the SERLIN (JP) - More than three the largest part of immillration more and more Communist, Mar­ fruitful in factionallsm, wHich is vention discussion in his club to last explodl;'d illto llll np-uncl-coming battle front. "rights of minority opinion" are years after the end of ihe War into the U.S , zone. And of {he shal Tilo and his adherents be­ regardeti as wholesome because delend his 'right' as a party mem­ forbidden. This is in the United A Incl'i 'ans hl\ve .1'1'11 world cl'iS('s mushroom up over B rlin, hundreds of thousands of Germans interzonal immigrants, by ~ar the came less and less Communist, or it is indicative of independence of ber to attack the present leader­ Statcs of America, not somew}1ere Belgl'o de and HOlllP UV('I' night. Now AmPI'ica's largest city could are still on the move over the majority came from the RussIan "interna tiona list." view. - ship and present as part of pre­ in th'e Balkans. war-scarred flICe of their country. zone, eon eeiva bl~' be till' D l1 llzi~ oj' World war HI. The other reason which made To contrast, I cite the Commun­ convention dlscussion what he This report of Bob Kionsky is A ma'ot reason for this move- But som posit i\'l' thin/!'s 111'(' itS mhling above the haze - Amer­ ist party this country. which the Stalin-Tilo axis come to a ot called " . , basic and fundamental an official documcnt which lays ment, accordfnr to a~ American Movemen' of GennaDJ , .... icans gOillg'.lo fOl'gpt he cold wal' and ttll'n to politics at received a report from Bob Klon­ disag~eements with the party line,' 81'en't I sudden end is thnt the younger down the party Jlne to be followed military rovernment survey, Is 'he Runlan zone Into wbai tile, sky, organizational secretary of as a 'right' guaranteed him by II mp t'x('lul-liYl'Jy; 110 JlllIltpr what js uncovered, Hussia is on th marshal learned too much from by all members. It is important the desire of hordes 01 Germans call the "frd aIr" of tbe west- defensive; ('01l1)II'u wil h tI I1l'W feeling of failure by western en­ his one-time mentor and that he eastern Pennsylvania and Dela­ the party constitution," who can manare It to ret away ern zones Is divided Into tWI ware, on the expulsion a fac­ to note that while Communists Vo.ys at M08 'OW, lbe incident will el.tend tlJe international un­ il'lUtated his master's tactics only ot He also did this: stand on thei r constitutional rights from Rualan contrb' Into the classes - controlled alld 1111- ea ine . too well. tion ied by FranCis Franklin. Ii " ... A refusal to contribute to area. occupied bl' the! western controlled, Seems (hat FrankUn had ideas ot the fighting fund against the as citizens of the United States, they reject constitutional rights powers, During 1947 the controllet his own, which no Communist Mundt bll1 on the ground that A population survey showed interzonal immigration into ~ may have un!ess he Is so au{hor­ '. , , the party was 'crying woU' fOl' members of their party. While the as citizens of Ihe United States, that during 1947, the population of U.s. zone amounted to 70,Id ,'The Female of Species-' izM by those who control the in order to raise the funds.' " the U. S. zone of Germany in- Germans, of which 83,2 ~rcedl party. they make a tremendous to-do After Franklin and his assoc­ creased three percent Of 350,000 came from the Soviet zone. Ma~ Franklin Is dt'ltlrlWd as a Iates were expelled from the about minority rights, they reject minority rights within their own people - from 1'1,380,000 to 17,- o( these said they were deein\ "peUy-bour&,eols renerade," alSo party, ", , . they proceeded to party. 130,000. The addition was packed political persecution and forced as a "pelty -tiourreols opjlortan­ or,antle within the party a. into the area airead1 populated labor, , lsI." HI. crime I dC!ticrlbed'" WHile as citizens ot the Ullf­ lactlonal struule auinst 'he far beyond preWat ttiit T1'PID oa lAW off in endies8 proc~s9it:J'n . bomblngs call tile air lift planes pears in Earl Browder's rejected • r WIlT'll a.' .IONID 1IJ • r .....alblo ...n ...• ,',! ~i l The fields are fenced off and "rosinen bomber (raisin bomb­ application for readmission to the 'tOL, XXIV, No, 271' FRIDAY, AtJOV8'1' 11. lil nobody cah get Ii'! without a pass, ers)" because one of the items Cor party. Browder practically begs So the klds clu!ler iii adjacent their diet brought in by the fliers to be let in again but he is turned streets, orten climbing perilously is raiSIOS. down because he failed to say that UNIVERSITY C,.LENPAR he had been in every respect to balconies of bomb-ru\ned Only 11 fevJ of them ever get ThUrl4a1/ Se,teidtie, 1. buildings or info ·tenct-tcfpPin~ , ihto 'l:el'npJehol or Gatow to see wrong during the prolonged \)er­ Wedll'adaYI Atarult 25 Orierttation We-ek 6e'l6~, ~. trees to get a better gllmpse of thl! "raisin bl1mbers" close up. iod of his party leadership. ]{lon­ sky, in his accusatidns against Independent Study Unit closes 'rhUrsda1, SejJ~ite*, ' 1f-+ ' the C-54 Skyn't*stets and big then It is to hllnd pathetic Ii tile . '1 :30 a. ~. Openitil"o'f' ~li"'" Yorks and LahtQStet~ .' <1rl the bouquets or other presents to the Francis Franklin and others, makes the point: (For Information rerudla. dale. beion. lid. Iebec1illif. "; 1 Havel lake (he, Stltidetland klfing altmen In appreciation tor their He r&en.lib... III the! .friee! of Ute Preside"', 014 CiiiROL) boats are the Ijli matnet. ·, eHorts. "It Is shrnltlcant here to po'e .. . i tba~ this same person, (Francis Franklin) the 'lefU.n' of today, GENERAL . NOTICES ,. .. t~. ¥ sent a leUer to the national WSUI ~ I>ROGRAM.,\ . CALENDAR committee at the time of Brow­ UNlVUSI'l'Y GOLP COURS. to 4:30 p. m, Monday" t&",tiW der's expUlsion In defenae of .G~l,fers "ishlng to avoid con­ arid 8:30 II. tnb. to nooli on aal!lf. 8:00 • . m. Momlnl Chapel I} :OO a ,m. News Browder." Beln6ua offense! V 8:15 ".m. Ne1tl ' I :15 8.m. M,. terworks of Music Illlatlon arl tin! flrsf tee bl the unI­ day. 'r,,' •... 8::It a.m. Ml\8le \rml' W.bt 12:00 noon Rhythm Ramble. And Fl'ederick Vanderbilt Field verslt, 2011 colihle shdtHd iirtan.e SctledUlf!s tor other d~'" n: ::::::~~'l:Ja?: ~:~~"'rt :~ ~ ~ :::::: ~~~. Time endS his "proposals- on the lor for 'st4rlInli tUne every afternoon tal libraries wllJ be posted on .. w:oo a.m, The Bookshelf ' 1:00 p.m. Ml1sleal Chals east" with the sentencE/: arid abo Sa(urdar. and Slhlday doors of I!ach llhtaft, ~ .. ! 10:16 • . m. After a .... kf... coCt-_, 200 p rn New. " Th ' p' 'n t I" impOr' t 10 :45 a.m. Adventurtl. In ReI8lth 2;15 p:",'. /lICN OFF ' •• IS 01" ,an mdrblnls, The KOil eourse will 'All libraries Will be clOsed 1Ibji- ___--' __ ::- ______-'- ______--="-~_'__o. not on ly for an objective analySis OP4!n'/(t 8 a, m. SatUrday and Sun. day, Sept. 6, J..abor bar, of Americah imperialism, but for day and at 7 a. In. otMr day,. cau ~ .!-' , the struggle against BrowderJSm extenslOil .. 2~11~tartlni tim .. tIn'-cAMPVs H013S~O.. WMT Caland." WHO Calendar and other reformist apologetiCS for Hbuseh01dets wh6 1S6~ " 1C118 Chdle$) , (HIIC OaUen American imperialism." UNlVIRsITl' UBP.ARY abUR8 ml!ntt s.nd rbbtrts liyaili~e •. He has thus proclaimed his LiBrarr aehedule irom Aug, Ii to for the faU semeSter are' ~ 6;00 p.m. NewI, l.ek"", . 8;00 p.m . !;tandard Melody Por.d~ 1 B:15 p.m. Robert Q. Le4riIj , ' :30 lI .m . News, N.l.~ orthodoxy. Sept 22 lor the leading r~rn, llst them ' with Ute olf-c:~ "Ie p.m. Cilib 15 , 8:41; • .111 , Morton Downey All this is not of world-shaking Macbride halJ; reserve and' perio­ hot./slHi bUreaU ~forf AUf, t 1:O'J p.m. Mr. Ace ~d Joiil, ?:Oo \l.m , Band of America Dial 80511, ext. tlll1, "'10 p.m , My t.Vllrlte f{ua~ 7:10 P,III. Who Belil Thai importance, but it does give a dical readinl rooms and govern­ 8:30 p.m. MullcC!"'fdJ ' :00 p.m. NBC Theoler picture ot tbe terrorism within ment documents departmeni, Ilbr­ e : ~ p.m. Everybody, Win, 11:00 p.m. Slap,ltl Maxl.e'. haw . : ... p.m. Ole" JUri"', ':30 p.m. HollywOod Theo(or the Communist party which keeps ary 8nne~, ~d educaUon -; philo~­ Freshman. ~ orltnt.tMt TIlUl "RJt' r'!F ' 10:00 p.m . New., Jackson 1.:00 p.m. Supper Club in line those who once become phY-P8Ychology library, East hall. 10:!!Q p .m. F.vorll.. Bon. 111:30 p.m. Ceo You Top 'l'h!s? for the tall term ,tart. S9P.U ' 11 : I ~ p.m . OU tbe Record 11 :00 p .m, Sports, BUI Siern 1/ ut of it, wW be 8:30 a, tn. to noon and i 18, Cl..... be,in Sepiemw

" r .' • _ TJiE -DArty 10WAN~ ' RmAY: AUGUS'!' 13, 1k e-PAGE mR Sii Named Army Bomber Hits in ' Barn RagweeCI Blossoming One of the Fortunate Hayfever SuHerers SniHling and Sneezingi Jo' Review First Fall Freeze Will Bring Relief

Ha . eu. blo Willing' alan!! Iowa's highways and bywa~", iJ OUCIe' marl' u... Ill'l'in~ in Ihe tIr aded bay f ver ea on. (ement Ruling Pollen froUl th w d is beginning to ean the annnal plague WASffiNG'l1ON {IP)-Six Chic8- of nifCl~. unu sneezl'S amon!! the unfortunate ha." t ver sufferers. Originating in early Aul!t t. the hay fey r a. on u uallr can· pllS, representing fndustry, ag­ tinues until uoout the middl oC. eptemb r whell the first fro t n:uJture and labor, were named brings it to a close. IISI ru,ilt by Chairman Capehart Although r~eed is the great­ • (R·lnd) of the senate committee City Clerk fxplains est contributor to hay fever suf­ 011 trade policies to a 41-meniler ferings, there are known to be Idv~ry council to study effects Vote Requirements at least 20 other weeds that add Gf !be supreme court's decision to the season's di.scornfort. I iI the cement case. Dr. Milford E. Barnes, head of fhis decision prohibits absorp­ For Iowa Residents the department of hygiene and preventive medicine of the college lion of freight costs by producers Only permanent residents of Io­ III means of meeting competition wa City may register and vote of mediCine, has worked with the with plants situated nearer to the here, City' lerk George J. Doh­ hay fever problem for a number IUStomer. Capehart said that while rer reaffirmed y terday. ot years. He offers only two al­ Ihe ruling applies specifically to The residence requirements, set ternatives to su!ferers. They can (tIIIent Its e!1ects could be felt up by state law, include six months go to a low concentration area or by every industry affected by residence in th stute, 60 days they can remain at home and Jrti&ht costs. in Johnson county and 10 days take precautionary measures. Members of the advisory coun­ in the precinct. In an Iowa City experiment til. which will report its findings , St.udents who e permanent conducted during the 1945 sea­ to the committee include: homes are in lowa City are eli­ son, Dr. Barnes and Roland Rooks, WiUlam Jo'ette, Jr., Schutter WRECKAGE LIES SPREAD OVER A WIDE AREA a fter 'an army B·n bomb I' cra'hed near Topeka, gible to vote. It a student is mar­ also of tl"" department, discovered candy Co.; Roy C. Ingersoll, Ing­ Kans., after takln, ort from lhe Topeka army alr ba e yeslerday, Five crewmen died and two other ried and his home is in lowa City, that on enUre house could be fI$OU Steel and Disk Division, were seriously Inj ured, The tour-en,lne ship w as on a routine photo reegnnaJs, ance tralnlnl mI 100. all his belongings Ilre here and kept practically free of pollen dur­ Barf·Warner Corp.; Allan Kline, he Is sell-supporting, he may reg­ ing the troublesome season. president, Amerioan Farm Bureau -.- ister in Iowa City. Tn other words, The house was cleaned to re­ Federation; Dr. Leverett Lyon, Richa rd and the Door--- . Iowa City must be his permanent move as much pollen as possible Cblfll!O, Association 01 Commerce Truman Disagrees with Taft Are Back in the News home and no other city regarded and storm Windows were lnstalled IJI~ Industry; William Schoen­ I as home if he wishes to vote here. to reduce si tting of pollen into Wi, general president, United • Persons with jobs in Iowa City the house. Doors and windows RAGWEED "FLOWER " THAT BLOOM tn the late summer have cement, Lime and Gypsum Work­ LOS ANGELES IIP)-Richard are consider d r sidents. All p r­ were kept closed when possible no effect on luck Carol Chopek, 321 Center avenue. But thal's COUlhll'1 open the c1bor so he got ers Internation union, and joseph Prediction 01 Leveling Prices sons must also be eligible under and a reinforced gauze mask was o .. ly half the lory. This patch or mall racweed, and others like a ruund-trip ride Crom Honolulu It Sheppnrd, lILinois Central rail­ the state law residence requh'e­ worn when the occupants ventured II, will soon be causlne- much nerd n .. anel many watery eyes amon .. road, all of Chicago. W ASHINQTON (IP}--President designed to make it harder fOT to the states and back. outside. Truman said yesterday he couldn't ments relating to lenllth of time Iowa lIy' hay fever urterers, not 80 fortunate as Carol. Others named to the committee people i'o go into debfby~ Ten-yeJr-old Richard Serrao of residence in order to vote. Window-type motor-driven pol­ jnclude Fred May tag H, Newton, agree with Senalor Tatt (R-Ohio) ing controls On installm nt buying and his moth r boarded the Mat­ that prices will level oit soon. Iowa residents whose homes are len filters were instlllled to keep Despite pollen counts which rose son. II., of the May tag company and and boosting reserve requirements son Liner Lurline at Honolulu to nol in Iowa City may send for ab­ pollen from entering. Flowers I IVan M. Bridges, Des Moines, Ilf He blamed what he called the of federal reserve banks. see triends oIc' sentee ballots trom their county were torbldden and pets were bar­ to 1,249 that ycar, the highest The doctors point out that the tM C. E. Erickson Company. "do nothing congress" because it Turning to politics, he said his Do it the fast economical wa1 A,..osn':>Or4 - Work Ouaran~ FOR YOUR EVENING SNACK THE HAWKSNEST'~ PIo,k-ap aDd DeDve.., - stove - refrigerator - sand q(tl..Ik~~.·_ Ju t rIght tor lhat snack while - ashes - furniture - or one 125 S CL I NTON WOODBURN SOUND studying or strolling - Dixie's of a thousand things? , : lOY/A GIl)'. IClW4·· - SERVICE sea oned popcorn, chee5e eorn, Do you want to haul a bed I Eo CoUece DIalI-U51 aod carmel corn. Try Bome with "Handy Haul" trailer-. today! BY ,the hour, day or week. DIXIE'S CARM EL CORN IOWA CITY TRAILER MAtT ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN SIJOP Itl 8. Rlvenlcle Drlv. I I) South Dubuque so UNK "TOLD 'lOU IT VJl\S A AN' DON'T LET ~I M Sl-Y HE Dial el31 I fAKE GUN FIGHT. t;H? "'IT~ ENDED 'TH' FIGHT WlT\-l THAT "B, the Dam" TH' RAREFIED AIR. HERE M.... KES OC BUFFALD GUN '.' TH' HIM "~INK illAT W~'LJEDGE ! BULLETS HE SHOT WE ltE IT'S A NEW PERLEMAN ! ! ! TW BATTLE ENutoLJ SO ST,t.,L.E FRQY., ,A.GE, TH ' Nuft sed! 8uy It as soon as BECAUSE TH'BEELERS ~ LEAD v,ouL.DNT )'ou ean. OUT OF 'BCJYS!'" WE BEDDED MAHER BROS. TRANSFEB CARR'( ENOt.GH Westward Ha! or, Arou"Od lhe I)().VN 9 q..:.~ RUN A PART For EiflcleDt FurDlhIN FOR. <::AAIU/ Wo rld In 8. Cllche8.. MovlnCJ THI1.U "lOUR $2.95 !-lAIR.! And f THE BOOKSHOP BAGGAGE TRANSFIIl 114 E, Washlnctoo • Phone 4648 DIAL - 9696 - DIAL

Let Us K~ep Your Clothe. Looking Like New C. O. Dr Clea'oars REE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SDVlCE DlAL4433 IN 8. CAPITOL TIT Our AlteratioDi aDd .epa.... Dep&. • TID DAILY rOWAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 19U-PAGE srx ~ Dads Plan Begin Removal of Iowa Avenue Boulevards Profs Pass-~ T , I Steel Crushes Handler Asks ~ Doctors Minne~ta Students Labor Day Grade Instructors To Volunteer MINNEAPOLIS (IP')-A group of CHICAGO (IP')-The JoUl'l\2l II( Umversity of Minnesota profes­ the American Medical a!;5ocla~ sors have been graded by their yesterday called on young doc:lar$ Celebration students and none of the profs educaled during the war at 10'. Clunked. The Community Dads announced ernment expense to volunteer frt last night that they are planning Announcing results of a uni­ service under he new draft la". versity-sponsol'ed "microscopic" "They owe an oblillation to Ibt a children's day celebration at examination of the leachel'S by city park Labor Day. government and 10 the people 0( 1,000 students, Dr. Kenneth E. lhe United States," the j~ A special meeting of U)e Dads Clark, assi tant professor of psy­ said editorially. was called Monday night to make chology, said yesterday ihai alt had The journal termed the need the preliminary arrangements f r passing grades or beUer. for medical services in the a.-­ the day. A ball game between th·e Approximately 25 professors torces "exceedingly critical," 111. "Old Timers" and 50me local team agreed to act as guinea pigs in lhe ing neal'ly 6,000 physicians wW be may highlight the day's festivities. test conducted in the arts college. required within a year. Charles Smith, president of the The highest possible grade (or The journal said there WIlt club, urged aU members of the the group was 4.0. but the grades "thousands of young men IIbo Community Dads to be at the ranged (rom a low of 2.22 to a high were educated at government a . meeting so that plans may be oC 3.35. pense in lhe AST? and the V-12 For general teaching ability, worked out. prORrams who did not render Ie. William Grandrath, publicity profs were rated at 3.19: for their tual military service." chairman of the Dads-sponored sense of humor their grade was swimming pool drive, announced 2.82 which was slightly above "av­ a $45 addition to the fund yes­ erage." Detroit Painter Wins terday from the business district On the question, ';how much are phase of Ihe drive, you learning [rom this instructor?" Illinois Fair Prile This brings the total from the The students gave the profs a grade of 2:50 although they rated SPRINGFlFJLD (lP)-A 24-7'" business district 10 $3,968.91 and old Detroit, Mich., paln\er Jut the total from the entire drive to the group's teaching ability at 3.19. night was announced as a wllaler $10,534.79. of the $1,000 first prize in \be EQUIPMENT IN BRITAIN Old Northwest Territory art 11- Soviets Start Railway L I V ERPOOL (IP') - Trucks, hibit at the Illinois state fIIr. Jeeps and other equipment for an I • A committee of three iULt,. Eledrification Program estimated 3,500 U.S. airmen tem­ PINNED BY SEVEN TON OF STEEL. Anton Kuechler (rl,ht) voted Mathew Broner (1 7579 Cber­ (Dally rowan Photo by Herb Nlpson) slumps apmst brick wall after load sIIlfIed. Both of his legs were MOSCOW (IP')-Electrirication of porarily based in Britain were rylawn) the top award tor /Iif the Trans-Siberian railway has IN BIG BITE the excavator shown above belran removlm' the Iowa avenue boulevards yesterday. The unloaded yesterday. broken. A hole was torn In the brick wall to eet him out. painting "Portrait of a WOIllell." been started. Prl\vda announced excavation Is a Dart of the city's 98,000 summer (lav Ing ·program. The area wUl be paved to facilitate that the first million rubles have the movcment of traffic In the business district. Oth er street Included In the pavlne program are por­ been spent on the first compara­ thns of Keokuk, Court, "F", Bayard and Yewell streets and Lusk avenue. tively small sector oC the whole project between Omsk and Tatar­ Sears Annuaf·Winter.Wear Ikaya. Military Rites Monday • When completed, the electrified For Iowa City Soldier Slate Board Mum on Scho'ol Tot Tuition at least double the haulage which Kuznetsk-Ural line will be able to Who Died in Belgium City School Superintendent Iver students. West Lucas township re­ was possible under steam pOll·cr. A. Opslad said yesterday that he fused to pay the tuition because 'Il4ilitary rites for PCc, William The speed of trains WIll be in­ has received no Curther word from it has school facilities available. creased and the costs o[ haulage D. Hail, son 01 Lawrence T. Hoff, However, other township child­ the state board of education re- ren attend Iowa City schools and sharply reduced. 222 E. PrenUs street, who was g