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011 BoQH, 8roekbll fI... t ~an, tied Genera lIy fair today and I ..lor leape fee ...' ~y' DI&'M by ~mewbat warmer. To­ ~ foar bome J'1lJl& ~ ' paee &he Dod&,­ day' hi&'b. 80; low, 55. en to a II-S Wia over Bo8~D . Uodces Thursd.ay' hJch, 18; low, ,..ped. his' homer. off 0' four clJIfereDt at rua'n s, . ...."" .UeJlen. Eat 1868 - AP Lecued Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. 10"0, Friday. s.ptember 1. 1950 - Vol. 84, No. 280 Conares~ionai -hllJftup Agrees On Truman's ontrol Powers 50~OOO Reds Open Pusan Drive . WASHING"I;9N (AP) - A compromise bill givhg Pre ident Trufllan war-style powers to speed' production and curb inflation was approved finally Thursday night by a hou e- enate confer- ICros5 Naktong at Five P,oints ence committee. ' Prompt acceptance by both ohambers is xpected. The "na­ tional defense production act of 1950" maybe on President Tru­ man's desk wheu he delivers Austin Admits Yanks Send his "firesid~ chat" tonight at 8 SI'X New P.!.I:- pm. (Iowa time). • UHU ·Plane Strafed Fresh Troops , The President's hlllf-hour mell~ t" Ad "ff d lace to tbe people to be broadcast ~ases ml e ; .00 tt1tvised, mu give the pub- .. S Chinese Land To Halt Push Uc lts first knowledlle of what lotal et at 43 From n.e WIre Servies TOKYO (FRIDAY) (11') -More domestic sacrifices are to be Im~ LAKE SUCCESS M - Ambas­ than 30,000 tank-led North Ko­ postd under the broad mobil1~ Six polio stricken patients were sador Warren Austin, chief u.s. reans, with 20,000 more In re­ .serve, unleashed an all - out drlvo Zlltlon bill. admitted to Univel'8lty hospitals delegate to the United NltiOns, told the security council Thurs­ todllY along a 47-mile tront for AIIl'eement had' been delayed Thursday bringing the total num­ ber of active cases In the hospi­ day night that one American F-51 the United Nations lifeline port fOr hours wl)tl4 the conferees fighter plane "may have" strafed of Pu an. be.rd admil1istrlltion leaders ap­ tal to 43, which is a new high tor this yea r. a Chine f Communist airstrip In A t heavy cost in men and ar­ pe~ fQr a two-year law expiring Manchuria. mor they (1) punched out gains June 30, 1952, 1o.t'lld of the ten­ "Four-year-old Rosemary Cahill, up to five mile, (2) threw a mOllth bill previoulsly agreed on. daughter of Wilma Cahill of Iowa AUstin's announcement came CIS a surprl . He said the United pincers around one town and (3) ~ upshot was tills schedule Of City, was one ot the six. She was States had several timet warned crossed the Naktong at five termination datet: reported to be In "fair" condi­ points. They drove against two tion. alrtorces In Korea to exert every Wage - priCe and rationing con­ care to avoid cl'OSJing the borderR outnumbered American division •. troia, .restralntt Qn credit, and The other five admitted: Sonya The c ntral lind southern walls Allen, 3, Postville, daughter ot of China. He added that 81 lOOn machinery t6 settle labor dis­ as the first complaint wal re­ ot the fron~ exploded Into tonk, putel would e~plre next June 10. Leslie Allen; Sarah Duff, 6, Gil­ artUlcry and ground battles. bertsville, daughter of George ceiv d from Chou En.Lai, Chi­ Other powers would run Until The Americans rushed up fresh Duff; Josette Lawrence, 8 months, nese CommunIst foreIgn mInister, June 30, 1952, l!)eluding alloca~ the government ordered an in­ troops to reinforce the hard press­ Marengo, daughter of Charles d 25th division In the south. The Uqns, priorities, and defense pro­ Lawrence. quiry. duction loans. U.S. Eiahth army called the Red Leslie Abodeely, 2, Cedar Ra­ Austin asked that the Item be oItenslve "s general attack." The bill provides: placed on the councll's calendar pids, lion of Eli Abodeely, and Wil~ A quick look down the battle Wa,e and pric~ control pow­ lIam Henss, 50, ot Crawfordsville. lAP " ' h .. b.tol under the tltI "complaint of bomblnll ot Chinese territory by lfn at the coordinated attack: ersl on a s~ndby ~sts, rationing AU were reported in "fall''' con­ Korean Five O'Clock Shadow United Nations aircraft:· He 1. Two Rcd battalions crossed authority, allocation and priority dition by hospital o!tlclals. the Naklong lit Tuksong, 12 miles stressed the words United Nations. pow~rs, authority to restrict cI­ In addition to the s,ix new cases, KEEPING THAT WELL-GROOMED look durh" a war II ~u,h a southwest ot the key American villan output at cars, television hospital otticlals reported 37 oth­ 8ft. Forreet Buh.ore, TulSa, Okll. found out In the Malian lector AUltin spoke as RUSlia's Jakob advanced supply b of Taegu. A. Malik ended his presidency of e teta and other ~etnl-uslng civil­ er active cases. 10 were listed as of the Korean' {lIhUn ... He .hned Without bentflt 0' hot water and 2. Near Pugong, five mlles we.t Ian goods. "serious," 25 as "fair," and 2 hid 110 after lolton ~ trealJen uP. His 25th clJvislon buddies In the th council In the midst of an­ other bitter procedural wran,le of Chan,nyong, two reinforced Controls . ove!' InstaLlment cre­ as "good." baellcround ~rlormed other housekeeplllr chore outlilde theIr .tap Red baUallons made three cross­ dit and ' real es ..te credit and tepu. like those that have paralyzed th., Among those Usted as in "fair" council lor 31 days. ings and advanced nearly a mne 14ans to indUstry tor the construc­ NORTH KOIlEAN FORCE (1) Thursda.y launched a major at.­ to po Itlons where they dug In. condition was Edward Lonsdale, The U.S. dele,ate proposed that '-aclt on the lOuLhern front apln t the .. 25th and econd infan­ tion am\ expansion. 01 needed de­ 3, son ot Edward M. Lonsdale, a. Just south ot this orca, 3,000 the UN set up a commission to try dlvulon . MeanWhile Allied fOrce talled Red drlv~ In the Po­ fe'll8e ·plants. 226 McLean street. Reds cros ed the Naktong and " , investliate at once the reported hanr Irea. (Z) A U. '. aUack north ot Wael'un (3) wa blunted pushed !Ive miles eastward, driv­ Five patients were listed as 'Again Ransack attack and to a sess damages. He Ind forc were reported mavin&, near han&, (4) In the non­ Yo~ ' ti1s at. ing toward YOQgsan. "serious" inactive cases. None said the United States would be paq brldrehud area. ot the five was trom Iowa City. wllling to pay whatever damages 4. Two Red divisions struck hard the commission decided were fair. near the confluence of the Nam ATO Fraternity House and Noktong rivers, sent a large New Attempt Three Iowa City teen-age boys, who vandalized the Alpha assault force south toward Haman '0 * * * Plan Drafting Married Men and curved a pinchcl'S around that free Rutledge Tau. Omega .fratemity house just a month ago, were apprehended formosa Fleet ••• town. and jailed 'fbur day after again Tan aeking th Same hous . 'WASHINGTON (JP) - Chalrman th President Truman could or­ Afhe battalions, possibly 1,- CQrl Vinson (D~Ga) of the house DES MOINES !II'I - A team of The youtks, on probation ufter causitlg an stimnted $2,000 WASHINGTON [III - Pr tidellt der the drafting ot married men 600 men, which crossed the Nak~ FOTty-one JOt\:nSOlI county men defense attorneys headed by a Truman said Thursday the U.S. armed .,ervlccs committee said under the pre ent law, by amend­ tong a,alnst the U.S. Second In­ ftre sent to Des ' Moines 'rhursday former Iowa supreme cburt jus- damage to the hQUSC about Aug. 1, were surpri~ed by Detective Seventh fleeL can be withdrawn Thursday the draft will be ex­ In g the regulations. It would not fantry division, dug In after mov­ for physical examlnatJons for the tJce !lIed a 389-page brief with Harland Sprin~le at about 1 p. ro. Thursday at tit hOll e. H Cap­ from Formosa waters when tM tended to dralt~alle marrl d men r qulr legiSlation. Ing a mile beyond Pugong. al"llled setvlees. . the state supreme court ThUrs- tured the group after n mile­ Korean war Is ended. with dependents soon. This MrouP made a total of day asking that the second degree He also told a press conference de~:r~~d~en, under 26, a)'c now * * * about 80 Johnsop county men murder conviction against Dr. Ro- long chase. he hopes there Is no great danger ISUI Students Win War at a Glance sent tQ take ¢1y.lcalsin August. bert C. Rutledge Jr., 30, St. Louis, Police Thursday Identified tile Plan Reorganization of Communist China becoming In­ Asked what he meant by "soon," be set aside. youths as Georie Lehman, 16, Volved in the Korean fighting. ten of the 31 Johnson county Vinson told newsmen: lCorean tront - North Korean men who pa.. ~ phYsicals in the Rutledge, who served part of a 701 N. GlJbert street; Jerry A.r- Mr. Truman said he ordered the Engineering Prize 70 year sentence In Fort Madison nold, 15, 304 Ronalds street, and Of City Police Shifts Seventh fleet Into Formosan wa­ "Rlgh_'W1I'v'" Communists lash out jn 6fmerlll two. c:ther AUJU~t CII,US, have been Two sut engineering students offensIve alon; 47 - mUe tront ordered' to repcli-t for induction at penito/ltiary but later was treed Aaron Lee Howell, 15, IZ2 Evans The Iowa City pOllce depart~ ters last June for the protectiop At selective service headquar­ terS, officials said theY could not today Jointly received $500 second reachln, from distant approaches Des .Moines Sept,. 19. under $40,000 bond, was convlctj!d street. ment will inaugurate during the of United Nations forces Ilghtln, place award in a national contest first week In Eeptember an ad­ tell when It mlllht be necessary to Pusan north ward alrrtost to The 41 men ~ent Thursday were in May of 1949 of slaying Byron The boys are now In JohnSon In Korea. There will be no reason sponsored by the J ames F. Lincoln ministrative reorganlza tion which to keep the fleet there after the to dralt married men. Taegu. American Second and 25th G e h e F. Rummells, Swisher; C. Hattman, an admirer of Mrs. county jail after being charged as arc weldin II foundation, Cleve~ will put the 22 men in the depart­ Korean dispute ill seWed, he said. OWcials estimated there are a Infantry divisions are heavily en­ !'ra./Ik J. Dvora~ SWisher; Harold Rutledge. "delinquent boys." Hearine on the land, Ohio, tor the 1949-50 year. gaged. Reds concentrate at the M.,. Nest, 516 • Benton street; The brief contended that evi- case has tentatively been set for ment on permanent shilts. million married non - veterans Chief E. J. Ruppert said Thurs­ of draft age 19 through 25 - and The two, Earle Compton, Iowa juncture of the Nom and Naktong Kenneth R. Smlllley, route 3; dence was not sufficient to show Saturday morlllnlI In juvenile City, and Francis Sprlnaer, Wa­ rivers and make five river cross­ IJeonard R. Netellcky, Scion; Rutledge guilty ot anything more court before JUdie James P. Gat!­ day the new plan Is In part a re­ that up to 400,000 would qualify cognition of seniority rights. He Tax Leaders Offer lor Induetlon. pello, won the prize with their Ings. In one crossing soulhwetl 01 Men!dlth J. Maa'l RiverSide; Don­ than manslaughter and that the ney. joint paper on the "Investigation ald J. Leerrey, Tidln. said he believes the permanent Vinson made his statement to Changnyon the Communists gain court did not instruct the jury The extent of damage caused of Some Practical Applications of as much as five miles. Robert 1.. Brown, 20 lh W. Col­ properly on the law as to man- at the house, located III 828 N. shift plan will also add to the ef­ Compromise Bill repOrters shortly after the house ficiency of the pOlice department. the Low Hydl-ogen Type Elec­ W. hlncton - Chairman Carl lete street; Clarence A. Serbou­ slaughter, selt-defense and cir- Dubuque street, was very small, pallsed and sent to the senate a trodes." Under the new system, senJor WASHINGTON 1m - Sen ate bill providing allowances ranging Vinson (D-Ga) of house armed se~.. Swisher; Edwin a. Miller, Ka cumstantial evidence. Sprinkle $ald. A desk lamp was Both IVere juniors in the depart­ services committee, says mili­ lona; Emil L. Tu~ek ,North Lib­ Rutledge was accused of slay- broken, a mirror was torn from men in the department will have tax leaders offered a compromise trom $85 to $165 a month lor the their chOice of one of the three Thursday In an eUort to head m nt of mechanical neineering tary draft soon will take tathers. ert,.; Robert Frauenholtz, West lng Hattman in a Cedar Rapids tthe wall, and a can ot paint was tamllies of enlisted men. last year. Ch; Richard J, Neuzil, 814 N. hotel during an argument over hit Alabama, UPNO&ed ...... the lUxury lhs~ "Star of Mar- It was thou,ht Webb had tried way" and seorebed a I"St black Egypt'. No. I movie actress, "Ca- Woodinville,' Wuh., as their new ...... e41 wla.ows Ind blew down ..IDe balhlblP. Hundreds of trees were blo,.,.. '0_ In Blrm...... ylaiut" on the e.iro _Rome Ie, of to turn back to Cairo. amear, llle , ...... aod 80 yards melia," a girl of 23. chid Thursday...... ( • ., on ..re S.) .- PAGE ~O - ~ D!U!'Y IOWAN, FRJDAY, EPTEMBER 1. 1950 • .Predict 435 Deaths Mechanized Menace for tabor Day 61's ,Find War ~rim Inching From Auto Accidents . I In Holiday Weekend U{ges Boycott of Russian Products - Ahead Against Korean Reds LAFAYETTE, IND., (UP) - The use oC "all legal means" to CHICAGO fII'I The national saiety council has predicted that (The followinl' accou,,' of an advance by U.S. Penblnl' taa. r ~frain from handling Russian-made goods and commodities _from 435 llersons will -die in ' traffic and infantry was wrUten by AP CorreS pOndent TolD ~ Red-dominated countries was urged Thursday by James A. Suffridge, accidents over the Labor !!!U' holi­ who Is with allied forces at Pohanll'. Apparently ' {l r see_fb-ra· &:cretary-treasurer of the Tetail clerks Int:rnat i n:ll association, in a day, a death rate of one ' every sons Lambert does not pin-point where the followl", adiu/ tNt Il: es~age to the 250,000 members. 10 1-2 min\lte Cor the three-day place. He stressed that it was ,not an order but "a patriotic appeal to period. . By TOM LAMBERT tin membership to Implement the international's position." Union At the same time, the eouncil W lTH U. S. FOHCES IN "SOUTH KOHEA, ( AP) .- Tht rr ~ mbers were asked to urge employers "(\S loyal American citizens" reported that a total of 36,000 traf­ road lay warm a nd ellow j';: the mid-afternoon 5urt, windin& to withdraw trom inventories and sales C::lUnters such merchandise fic deaths can be expected this alongside rich green rice paddieS on the fl oot' o f the valley. at'eady on hand. year if a present upward trend continues. On tjle g rey sandy ridg Ii abov.c the valley, ridges laced with Suffridge's statement, from the union's international headquarters erosion ruts and sparsely covered with scrubby undergrowth. he e, reminded members of action taken at the 1947 convention to bar The council said the end of summer vacation periods and back ccmmunists and other "subversive clements" from membership or were the Heds. I to-school treks would increase the AmerictlJ1 tanks and infa ntry t'Ie.y strafed .. Th~ bombs dropped of1!cial position in the RClA. traIfic hazard over Labor,Day and . tazll y, bUl'sbng mto fla_ IIId put an estimated 3S-million ve­ began 111ovlllg, flanked by South towering columns of smoke. Nebraska Officials Praise Iowa Fair - hicles on the highways. Korean allies, to clear the hills: Then the m arines tired their LINCOLN, NEB., (IP) - Attorney General C. S. Beck said Thun ­ The predicted toll of 435 cov­ In single file tanks edged a~ng rockets. the road, with "Belle Starr" cjDm - On the hills and in the valier da ~' he had a report that the Iowa state fair is "plenty clean." ered a. 78-hour period from this manded by Staff Sgt. Ernest W, the tankers and Gl's, still tmIf, Beck's deputy, W,Jlter Nolte, and Nebraska Fair Board Secretary evening to midltigh t Monday, La­ bor Day. Belcher of Hazy, W Va., ia th ~ t~Jked about the first lap ot the Ed 'in Schultz visited Dc~ Moines Wednesday to learn if there were Motorists can cut the ex pected lead. ~tigh t for the hill. a'1.\· games o!' concessions on the Iowa fair's midway that would be out tali, the council said, if they will "Belle Starr" is a Pershing tank, SII't. Belcber, a JD&Il 1I'i" , 46 tons of steel with a 90 mustache and fierce of r ne with Nebraska's crack-down on gambling. • only use "conrtesy and common I'f¥Il r__ ,'" gun, The other Pershings, "'Bama l;Je'd fired un Recla "wb. wtI'! Nebraska'S fair traditionally cemes the week after the Iowa ex­ sense." Beile," "Bucket O'Bolts" and "'Be~ ' " moving all aruund that _ _ pos:,ion and many concessions move directly to Lincoln from Del' For the year, the co uncil said wildered" followed. taln to , et Into their ...... MO ' les. that if the nation reaches a taU The Gl's commanded by Sec- before we rot tbere." ' of 36,000 it will have recorded one and Lt. Henry E. Davis, Los Pfc. Dona ld Taylor, Detroil..tir. Mickey Cohen Gets Texas Bum's Rush _ oC the worst traffic death records Aneeles, stalked warily along a few fast rounds from his in the last 13 years. FORT WORTH, TEX., (UP) - West Coast Gambler Mickey Co- An upward trend developed In the flanks of the steel mo~s~ rowning auto matic rltl ~ ~ a'" or edged glneerly up the slo ~ grinningly a nn 6 u n c e d he'd hell went west Thursday, vowing he wo uld sue the governol' of Tex- July when 3,150 persons were of the rldl'es. brought down a "movln; Korea as, t'le Texas Ran~ers, and in tact, "the whole ~ tate .. .if my lawyer killed, the most traffic deaths In The tanks' machine guns ham- 4'ee" which ~c tually was a Ilea vi- lcll ~ me 1 ca n." that month since 1941 and a J3 mered harshly at a tew Reds iy camouflaged North Ki¥'G n. 1'he utlwelcome Cohen was unhappy about gelling the bum's percent increase over July, 1949. fled thelP approach, or at targe . , pointed out by the tense dough- Sgt. Belcher dtscussed taclIcs 01 rush from Texas after arriving only Wednesday. Texas Rangers and The July deaths brought the b the new move with Sgl Edward seven-man th total for 1950 to 18,­ othe,' officers were sorry he ever arrived. They were equally happy 320, a 12 percent increase over ~~~'elle Starr" had just rounded Kleinfle~er of Rossford, Oh io, (ha l he was gone. the corresponding period last year. a twist in the road when the Reds whose nfle squad was to attorn· They faw him oft at the Fort Worth ail'pot'l, where he was driv- However, the council noted that reacted first. There was a ripping pany "Belle Starr" to the crest of \' 11 < lrlier from Wichita Falls and to make sure he kept goi ng, the while deaths increased 11 per­ burst of machinegun fire anp a the road. lieutenant and two men on the Master Sgt. Walter P. TUI1Icr uf rilllj:,'rS posted guards at airports along the way. cent for the Iil'st six months of slopes staggered, slumped and fell. ~enver, ~y :, ,~tered th~ crews. of The pudgy Los Angeles gambler left the state so hurriedly thai ]950, the volume of travel i11s0 in­ The tanks and the soldiers halted: hIS Pershlllg Bucket 0 BolilI. Ile \ , 8S wenl'ing bedt'oom slippers. He hadn't time to pul en shoes 'creased exactly II percent. Mlle- While angry eyes scanned the "~elle Starr" took the iead . .. age figures were Dot available fOt· whe 1 Rungers roused hIm from hIS WIchita Falls hotel. Jul to compare with the seven- hillside and the Shallow ravines agam. Sh e lum bered up the road " I think your Texas hospitality is very bad," he told reportl'rs mo~th's boost at ]2 percent In which scarred them, soldiers ·slid threateningly, a cluster of riOe- I' cursing down the shale slope ear- men crouched on her back. at t :! ail·port. In fact, pe added, he guessed he would have to get a deaths, the council said, rying the \Vounded men. ' Then came "'Barna Bell," "Be· P (lS. ;Io rt if he ever relurned. Cities of more than 10,000 popu- The fight was forgotten for ,'I ' wildered" fi nd "Bucket 0 ' Bolts.' lation reporting to the council moment now especially by the The tanks rounded one turn, Al b wance Plan for Eritistees Finished showed an average 6 percent in­ Interpreting the News - rookies.' .then · another. They were sUIl in WASHINGTON t!PI - Congress Thursday completed aclion 011 the crease in deaths for the seve'l The wounded were placed on)i t- view of the infantrymen behind Iivil' : allowance bill for enlisted servicemen's families and sent it to months this year and a 16 per­ tel'S and laid on a tank, alongside them on the slopes. cent increase for J uly alone. the ,'resident lor signature. the turret, under the big gun Suddenly "Belle Starr" opened O! 46 reporting states, '1aly six MacArthur's Statement UntimelyBut Ha rmless l;y voice vote, the housc approved a compt'cmise workeci out which swung menacingly toward up - and jolted with the ellort. had dccreas()S fOI' seven months, the hills. Dust spurted from her cleated Wc:i'etday by a jpint conlerence committee. The senatc rollowed suit one showed no change and 39 re­ By J.M. ROBERT straighten out its split witt', Dri­ A P t'ore1en Artaln Analyat , tain on the subject. The fire and the blood h altc~ . lacks. a fc ' I hours latcr. ported increases. the action, except for qui ck snip- The shell bUrst on the hillside, Comment all General MacAr­ 7 he measuI'e provides allowances ranging from $85 to $135 a Britain wan ts to make peace ing shots by Gl's and tbe occa- to the right of a saddle on which thur's statement about Formosa, with the Chinese Communists, de­ l11 Jnl l, more than 50 percent higher than those of World War II, It slonal hllSty stutterinl' rat-tat- we could sel! the Reds running up which the administration tried un­ was ushed through to relieve the financial plight or marriea reserv­ spite the fact that her offer to tat of a R.ed burp gun. a rJdge. Silverman Denies successfully to suppress, would extend diplomatic recognition has, Then the marines flew in, four The attack was stalled for the i ~l.-; ;'nd national guardsmcn mobilized Cor the Korean war. Icad one to think th at the general so far, been sourned. The U.S. de­ of them in Corsair fighters, laden moment. Red automatic weapons : 'elective service f!ic)als revealed Wednesd>1Y that a~ soon as the advocated taking over the island Giving Away Secrets niai of the Communist aim to in­ wilh bullets, rockets and bambI> gunners had brought the tanks act ; ecomes law they will urge President Truman to lift the ban on for a U.S . military base s u~ as corporate Formosa with the rest of jellied gasoline, . under fire and pinned down their dl'af( ' ng mal'ried men in the 19-1hrough-25-year age group. Gu~m and Okinawa. v To R~ssian Spies of China runs counter to this Bri­ They circled the area once, care- 'accompanying infan\rymen. That may be what he \\/Quld li ~ h policy. Lo ndon has announced fully, then for approximately 20 The burp gun chattered alain. WASHINGTON (WI _ George like to see. Lots of people, aftcr it will have nothing to do with minutes lashed viciously at the On the ridge a Gl stood up boldly the defense of Formosa, Silvcrman, former airforce econo- seeing the lengths to which I~us­ Rcd ~. against the skyli ne and, in B fur. MecHan,ital .. Carhop Here mist, !Iatly denied Thursday thai sia is willing to go in pushing hcr In this atmosphctlC, MacA.rthu~'s The flying leathernecks circled ious burst, fired a futile clip of he fed wartime secrets to Russia, expansionist policy, wish , the t efei'el1ce was considered hi ghly the Red-held hills like riders on:l ammunition. • Not as Glamorous, But There's No Tipping but refused to say whether he United States COUld,. estab,ij§h a llratuitous. merry-go-round. Each time they The action degenerated into a asso'Natcd with known Oommu- mi.1itary base at cvery ~try}cg~c Aside from thul, there was no­ swung past the Red-held positions clatter of small arms fire. As Machine Replaces Pretty Gals nlsts. pomt around th ~ CommuOlst, P~ l'l- thing except the ti mi ng which He told the house committe . end . about people who fearer] ~he when the U.S., asking (or a United Takes Over Reins GENERAL NOTICES shOJIld be ceposlted wllh the db eIlI.., ('ill hops and male waiters at was estimated to do a $200-$300 The othel's, to Oe ~al'd tOday, political resul ts of Korea'~ dl!­ "'Do Nations investigation of its For­ Dally Iowan In tbe newsruom fn foast "atl. Notices must be dl'h coin restaurants have a new business on opening day but are John Abt, Nathan Witt and tense. nHlllltl mosa policy, was attempting to by 2 p.m. the day precedin. first vublicaUon; they will NOT" Ito Ii, .; I in a machine that serves the when the cash register totaled Charles Kramer, all of New York. The paragraph that prob:lbly is rally international support and t? Of Security Council They are forrcieT ..-go l(Cl'rtm~nt col- I LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. {!PI -The cepted by pbDne, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WIIft'II I eu " ~ om.er jn his, car from a tray $800 the pantry ran out of food and SIGNED by a responsible person. lhat whizzes outdoors "on· a small and the. place had to close. leagues of P ressman..,. presidel'\cy of ,the United Nations ., 'I i 'l • • slec\ track. Purdy estimates that "no tip- Famed Plane in Air Museum sccurity council passed at mid­ ALL UNIVERSITY Libraries p<,I rtmental library Will be posted , It saves iipping," Says the in- ping" amounts to a saving of Iowa night Thul'Sday from Jakob A. will be closed Monday, Sept. 4, on the door of that unit. W ' tor" K. C. Purdy,' wno has I-Iii about 40 percent in drive-in Casua'tie~ Malik, the wordy Russian, to Sir in observance of Labor Day. OFF _ CAMPUS HOUSING bu. l o c~tions sc atte ~d throughout 'the checks. For this reason people WASHINGTON uP) -:: Names of Gladwyn Jebb, a taciturn Briton Un:ted 'Slates: : ,. have average checks of 35 cents, two Iowans killed in action and who likes to get things done. MACBRIDEHALL and Seril IS- Cea u needs private home IlstinCl The d e v jc~ ' cOh s ist ~~r akitche ~ .which. is about 15 percent ~ o ~~ one Iowan missing in action in J ebb's flrst action will be to un­ tor students requesting ' 1IYiJI: Reserve r eading rooms will ob- ters. Persons who have ill ncove ceritel' where an operator th n If they had to pay a lip m the Korean war· were announced snarl the parliamentary tangle 1uar seC. t/lat ti'le"little covcrel:l trays addition ·to the food purchased. Thursday by the department of which has prevented the co uncil serve the fo llowi ng hours during , will have rooms avallab\e for the .. . .-'. Ill.. from rea ily considering tile Ko­ the interim period, Th ursday, Aug. ' faU semester are asked to can 3- /1j <1 in the rigM , pla¢e wlfen an defense. rean war for the la st month. 11, through Wednesday, Sept. 12 0: 05 11, extension 2191. 'ROOIIII lDd fII "; o whe~ ·.i~ I6nil!i4e the 'tracks, Because of economy uf the Listed as killed in action wer l.! W;l ien fan oilt 'to the val:!cll.ls · out- , mechanical uperatlun there Is P vt. Kenneth C.- Radeke, son of He wiil rule that the invitation Monday through Frid ay, 9 a.m. to apartments for married c:oupies 4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. 10 H!, as well as rooms for siode meJI c!i 'Jr parklng' stalis llke petjlls ex- also " a. savlDe of 10 percent In Mrs. Lil lian C. Radeke, 1613 E. ex tended on June 25 to South Ko­ rea to attend the co uncil's discus­ noon. The interim haul'S for a de. and women are in demand. t~ td froln the conter 'ot a t lowCJ'. Ule preparation of food for ·thc Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids, and . . " . operator, be estimatcs. Fami- Pfc. Robert N . Wheeler, son of sion of the Korean war still is The. motortst rinds a: .Ius of I d I valid and will ask South }(prean \'.. a.ter and a 'menu awaldor him. IIcs w tb . cbHdfen an peop e David , R. Wheeler,. route 4, Da­ "' wbo like to dine In private also venport Ambassador John Myun Chang to WSUI PROG~AM CALENDAR " t ) ie sends Ilia order baek on Ute find advantares in the new de- Missing in action is Pvt. Charles sit at the council table. . , lecbanieal walter and in a. few vice. Malik used this 'issue to Curther f r'dlY. S.p< ombe, I. 10110 11():30 a.m. B aker'S Dozen A. VQrel, son of Mrs. Lucille A , lI:on • . m. News nlnutes the .travelin. tray re- The canopied trays operate like Russia's aim of preventing action 8:CO • •rn . Momln, Chapel 11 :15 a.m . Mu! l< by Roth Vorell, 1514 Nebraska street, Sioux 8:15 a.m. News , 1I :1~ a.m, Stars on P. rlId. t uma, Ita hood protectln. the an automobile elevator. A 1-12 Ci ty, on Korea. He refused ~o rule on 8:Z0 • •m . Music You Wanl , 12:00 noon RhYlhrn Rambl .. food from the weather. gear reduction head motor pro- the issue and thus tied up the 9:00 a.I1'\. Exc:un ions In Science 12:30 p.m. Ne",s All three 10WBIlI :were When Purdy first proposed his vides motive power, but the council for the entire month of 9:15 a.m. Wa ys and Wax of September 1 2 i ~~ p.m, Sports Round Table men. 8:45 •. n'. U. N. Today 1: 00 p,m. Mu.te.1 Cha" it' ea to several Los Angeles res- customer can only send the roll­ the Soviet presidency. 10:00 a.m. Tex Beneke 2:00 p.m. News 10 :15 a.m. The B ook.helr 2: 15 p.m. SIG N orr tnurant men he was uneasy be- ;ng tray in, An opel'ator inside the The action the Briton plans is cnuse he feared they might turn control-center can stop, forward Wisconsin Candidate characteristic. The story i$ told it down. He was overwhelmed by or reverse at all times. If a per­ that dUl'ing negotiatJon~ of the t'leir immediate response and de- son puts his hand on the track, Hits Demos 'Bungling' North Atlantic pact, the conier­ nand for franchises. • •• the tray stops automatically. MI LWAUKEE I\PI-Wal!er Koh­ c s found themselves in a dead­ The D~to/ Iowan' "I was dumfounded and had to The trays run so smoot hl y they ler J r., Republican gubernatorial lock that defied solution. The Bri­ deli vcr a tumbler lull to the brim candidate, accused the national tish foreign office . beckoned J ebb, I r et out to think things over," he without spilling. A weather seal Democratic administration Thul's­ long one of its most efficient "back ESTABLISHED 1888 I'OW reminisces with Ii smile. enables automobile diners to reach dlly night of "bungling" the .la­ room boys," and sent him to FRIDAY, SE~'l'~iJ[~ ER -I-,- 19-5-0-...---- "My lind · reaction W&8 to outside for the food dishes under tion's .foreign affairs and' defen&c. Washington. In a single afternoon, think Utey were &8 erasy &8 I. the canopy without getting rain Kohler said he decided to cam­ he "olved the crisis and lhe treaty PubUabed dan, except Monel." b) lUMBER OJ' THI AI8OCIAftD'" 110 I decided to talk to ' oUlers or ,snow on their sleeves. paign on national as well as state \:ccan'\C an accomplished fact. Studtnl PUbllcallon .. Inc .• 128 lo."'a Av"" The Alloelated Prou II enU1114 ....., to convince myself 01 Ule lIOund- Purdy is now working on other Iowa City. low •. Entered II s.cond cIa .. lvelf to tho us. for repullilcatloll It II issues beca use "the finest dta te 'rha is the sort of thfng the big maU matter .t Ihe po. tolllce .t IQ'l" the local newl printed 111 ~ _ 11_ 01 'my a".tem from an 0,- mechanical food delivery devices government in the ' world won't Blilish diplomat has been doing City, 10\lla. under the 8Ct 01 eon.r_ lIA?er as wen as aU AP n,ws ...... 01 March 2, 1878. I enter'. vieW)lOlD&." for use in grocery stores. He pla11S save the people of Wis~n8in if Cal' most of his 26 years in the CALL I • : 1 a l' lf ,I' •• •• -...... The last busines' man he con- to use warehouses tor II 'PJ'oposed something isn't done to rnd the service of the forei,lP1 office. Subocrlptlon ralel _ b7 c.rrt.r In [01lla "Ii' D.U, I •••• II, ,:It t ..... sulled suggested he burn up his grocery operation to effect II sav­ ,... III vi., I. ,Itt. •• aU ,.r!IJI Democrats' incompetent bung1Jna Born in lilOo ,of B ritl s\1 gentry Clly, 10 con Is weokl, or ., per "e.r In plans and foraet abo\lt the whole- Ing up to 6ev~n percent in the of our foreign affairl and nationcl ·,rr... ,e,o,I.. ., ...... ~ { in the north of England, he was ad".nce; 11x; monU" ~ , ~; th .... month. 'Doll, J ...... CI",.IaIl •• D~ thing. "Had he been the first one grocery bills for the average shop­ defense." • ' '1.10. B" ni.n In low• .., . ~ Ptr JQf THE nR8T MAN TO FLY FASTER than 1he speed 'Of 80und; Capt. e d uca te d a t Eton a\1d , 0 x f or d S six month. ~ . IO: three montha '2.D0. And Ililltb, reb .f 01' ~ .., ...... I talked to there mlaht not be any per. "I.hope," layi Purdy," It wlll l:I~ urged Milwaukecans to re­ ObArlel .Yt:arer (rirht). OruvHle. CalIf., polftis to tbe power tubes IDI, D.~.q.. II' 11ft .... , M agda ~ en collet/e. Hi ' knighthood Qthe': m,lI IUbKrlpllona .. !leT year; aIx .,•• fr•• It motormat today. From ~re it eliminate standing In Une and place tJ'teir Dem9Cl'atic congr~ S!i ­ t,M •.•. I. [('II! of tbe Bell 8uptl'lfOnie X-I rewearch p'anr-as l,'ftl4iatbl'}:, Ilirr dor 1:11 p.. I. I:" ~...... , went very fast and in a short time. carry!ai groceries." men with Republicans.. wal' c.oofclTed ~ G .e_ o" rJg~e~. ~in~m~o;n~lhi~ '~~ii·~~~~;~~Ih;' ~~~. ;mn~_.~n~!I~" ·if3~. ~·!!-:"·~. ~= rr.. 1Ile National ittt;aDuseum, 'Iboked..en in Washingtoll, _ ' the new year 's bo,*, ~ g f1p) 1114 (UP) ",I II.... ' • •••••, '11,., .:. .. ", ...... ' TnE DAILY lOW N, FRIDAY. EPT£MBf;R,. 19 OA-P GE TJIREE --' and Age-Old Methods Combine Torch Procession Begins Pusan, Target for North Koreans 'Eeriest Batfle' of War WITH THE 2 D U.S. I FANTRY DIYI 10 ON THE • KTO. RIVER, FRIDAY ( P) - Flfte n infantrymen on a lonely patrol were watching the we t ba lk of the 'aL:tong Thur da} night, hen they sa' th flicker of lights pproaching the river in th earl darkn It wa the tart of the eeri st battle of the war - • torchlight proc ion b, forth Kor an troops, followed by a tank - artillery - mortar - Inlan­ Sealed Bids Asked try attack which 2nd division troops were still fighting df early today. For 17. Miles of Most Fanw tle "It was the mo t fantastic thing Farm-Io-Markel Road r have ever seen." said Lt. Terry HUme Davis. Salt Lake City, who Sealed bid for svrfacln, about de.crlbed it as he and the 14 men 11 miles of Johnson county farm­ in his patrol saw It. la-market ro d will be received lt hapj)ened at the bend on the until I :30 p.m. Sept. 19, according Naktong where the Red once had to the county auditor. their bi, Yongsan bulge bridge­ Bid will be received In the head. auditor's office. John on county . - " . DESPITE MODERN ARM AND TACTIC used by tbe U'"nited Nations forctl In outh Korea, eem- "AI 8:10 last nllhl we allOtted courthouse. lnlly tlmele s methods of transportation life some limes Imperailve. Here a crOUD of American GI' use 200 to 300 people on the wes' Board to Confer a farmer's cow they commandeered to carry their provisions 10 an outpO l over terrain too dltrlcnlt for side of the river. marchlnl to­ Contracts will not be awarded TnE CENTRAL BCTtON of Pusan, • tara-et maeblnes_ ward the river t' arr, l~ torllhes." before the county board of "upcr­ I hlp-dotted harbor In the backcround. Thl I \ Davis said. "They were march­ visors confers with the • lcw:! I ,J of Pusan I around 2.. ...0 . in r ovu low hllll toward us. Hiahway commi. sion. ITwo Divorce Suits "North of that aroup another The surfacin, with class A I •• 'Dangerous' .Hurricane Heads crowd or about 200 was advancln, crushed stone Is to be done on Divorce Granted to Cudahy Packers toward the river In the same way. the following roads: 62 Iowa Draftees Filed in Court Here Third Group On county trunk road J, 3.11 Get Wage Increase "Then between the two groups miles. Mrs. Velma Roskup Leave for Training Two divorce ~ults were m"d a third group of about HIO started On a road south trom Oxford. Mrs. Velma Marie RoskuP, CHICAGO UP) - The United West from :Vitgin Islands Thursday in John on county tlis­ toward the river. C I trlct court. 4.8 miles. Johnson coun.ty. Thursday was Packinghou. Workers 01 America "Our artillery batteries opened ped IlC'aUons A valla ble AI amp Funslon MIAl\/I (UP) - A 's vere and dangeroll . hurrican with Mrs. Delores S. Stlmmf'I, 611 awarded a dIvorce by District (CIO) Thursdny announced sign­ tire and dispersed them. On county trunk road rT. :!.9 Court Judie Harold D. Evans. winds of 140 mil s an hout' runi'bled westward from thf' Virgin S. Clinton street, asked for a cli­ "At 9 o'clock the torehe ap­ DES MOINES (JP) - Sixty-two miles. Mrs. Roskup also was granted ing ot a two-year contract with vorce from her husband, Donnld, peared .,.In. TbU time tbe), Iowa draftees. the tlrst of 860 islands area Thu rsday night jllst as gulf coa t re idents began On county trunk road It e J~t a p rmanent Injunction restrain­ Cudahy Packing company. brinl!­ on grounds or cruel and Inhuman were rn ed In the shape ot a who will be proce ed und in­ cleaning up after another big blow which caused an estimated treatment. trom Sharon. 6 miles. Ine her former husband. Pete. ducted between now and Sept. 23. JOg an ll-cent' h01.lrly wage in­ letter "v." stili rnarehln, to ~ Bids al!lO hav been opened for $I-million damage. . . A. ks Custody trom molesting or botherln, her. entered the army Thur. day. creas to 10,000 workers in 10 ward the river. We threw arUI ­ furnlshln, and hulin, 9.800 tons Mrs. Stimmel asked custod:v of ler, hells In araln and the Mrs. Roskup chareed crueL and 1he group included 61 men [rom plant.• including th one in Sioux The new trop ical storm, th~ fourth fu ll-sized tempest of the at class A crushed stoh for an­ Inhuman treatment. the couple's one minor child, and to rches wen' out. Polk county and one from Buena City. year, was located 1,500 miles asked that her husband be or­ olher county road project. Sh was awarded the couple's Vista county. "At 9:30 the torche came Plans, specifications lind pro­ The contr ct Is Jimilar to on>! dered to contribute to the child's lealn. This tlme they were in !urnitu re, other properties In The men will lenve today lor southeas.t of Miami in a 4:(30 ·NegollOalors AHem pi support. po al forms for the projects are her po es ion. and a car reaisteretl their basic trDining center at Camp pr viou ly nellotiated with Ar­ p.m. adVIsory from the San Juan, the sha pe of a letter "0". They available at the county enginen's mour, Swift and WlJ on. It brln,;3 According to the suit, the couple burned for 30 minutes. and went In her former husband's name. Funston, three miles eost of Fort weather bureau. It was tirst no- T HI ' Sf Ok f was married D c. 2, 1939. in Iown oUice. :No alimony was awarded. Riley. Kan. th ('ammon labor rat to $1.26 Hced Wednesday in the hurricane , 0 a I n e 0 out. an hour and the top ratE' to $1.92 "breedi ng" grounds where the City, and separated Aug. 27. y9!10. Aceordlne to the orielnal peti­ Ares 22-25 Heard Tank En a-I ntl an hour. tM gull storm that hit Alabama ° In the other 1mlt. Mrs. Irene "At 10 p.m. our observation posts tion, the couple was married In At Camp Fun_ton they will F E I M Thr e wII)::e reojxmings nre nnd northwest Florida Wednes- arm qUlpmen en Brun~r. Iowa City, asked for a reported hearine tank engines. Truman Upheld Moline. III .. Dec. 20. 1945. and swap their civillaD cl:>thes tor day night was spawned. divorce from her husband. E. Re)( Then they said that 122-mHllmeter eparated Aug. 4, 1950. olive drab nnd begin drawine $75 provided tor in th contrnct run­ Termed DanrerOU5 CHICAGO IU'I - Last-ditch ne- Bruner. on grounds of cruel "nd artillery fire was comlnr in. On Bonus Issue a month as army recruits. Arter n ning to Aug. II. 1952. Th y ~omlJ "This new hurricanc is a Severe gotiations were begun Thursday inhuman treatmem. lour-day period lor orientatiOn. F b. II Rno AUl!. II. 1951 and No Alimony Asked "AI 10:30 about a company (300) WASHINGTON IU'I _ An eco- FCC Completes Case and dangerous one." the weather in an attempt to head off a threat­ t sUna. ond Issue of equipment Feb. 11. 1952. She asked for no a11mony or enemy troops begllJ1 crossing the nomy-mln~ .enate Thursday bureau reported.' Its winds h~d in; ened midnight strike whleh would Against Radio Station they will be us i,ned to their 13- The contrDct provides for nn property settl~ment. river In a single me," upheld President Truman's veto ,r creased in intensity trom ILO tel:aise the number ot workers idle Tanks. Brtlllery qnd mortar fire a bill wblch would hove granted LOS ANGELES !U'I - The fed­ week bnsic trolning st tlon . improved vacotion clnuse. sick­ Accordin, to the suit, the couple eral communication commIssion Ages or the draftees ron~ed ne sand nccldent b n fit. nnd 140 miles per hour during the JO the farm equipment Industry to was married In Des Moines. May started pouring into the Amerl- an "Indirect bonus" ranging up ~o six hours between advisories .more than 67,000. can positions on the east bank of 250 a year tor 100,000 postal has eomplet d Its case against ra­ from 22 to 25. and most or Ihe -in­ s niority rlihts. 29, 1939, and separated Aug. 22. dio station KMPC on choraes or ductees said they were alad lhat Thursday. The CIO unJted auto workers 1950. They had no chUdren. the river. now so shallow .• f'er a workers. Cud'by is the fourth largest Hurricane warnings were order- union planned to pull 13.000 work­ dry spell that It can be wad d news sian tin. after 13 weeks or the uncertainty of wailfnc for the meat paeker in the nation. Both Mrs. Stimmel and Mrs. in parts. ' The roll call vote was 48 to 29. tesilmony. call was lit an end. ed up tro m Guadeloupe to St. ers out· of seven Deere and com­ Bruner were represented by At­ It American reinforcements were .ju t four short of the required During the 13 weeks 34 witnesses Gave Up J ob Martins and storm warnings In pany plants in Ullnols and Iowa torneys Messer. Hamilton. Cahill the Virgin islands and from Dom- at midnight in a wage dispute. called In. and the weird baltle two-thirds majority. The house were heard and one witness. Sta­ Most 0/ the men were Ilivln, up and Bartley. raged on. voted 213 to 72 last June 26 to lnica to Martinique. It was ai>- Little Hope of Setllemeni tion Manneer Robert O. Rey­ jobs. educational plans, and even override the veto. nolds. was on the .tand tor 23 marriage arrangements. One or the DANCELAND parently moving westward or Company and union represen- The action means the bill Is days of the 54 days that the gov­ l:llter was Carroll Spencer, 22. Des edar napld , Iowa "slightly north of west" at about taUves met at Moline. but union Rea I Estate Fi rm Funeral Services Held at least tor this session. eight to 10 miles per hour. ' spokesmen saw little hope of a ernment use\! to present Its case. Moines. who hod planned to . Iowa' Smartest Ballroom The hearlni WIIS recessed at thc Orop Dania&,es settlement before the midnight For local Crash Victim In disapproving the measure. marry Dixie Wen vcr, 18. Cum- I AIR CO NDITIONED Files $575 Claim the President said it eventllllL!y end oC Wednesday's session until mingo in Octobct". The gulf hurric;ane that hit deadline. Services were held Thursday at A $575 commission suit was cost the federal treasury Sept. 5 when Defense Atty. HUJlh Brig. Gcn. Charlci It GrOhl. ) Tonight near Pensacola Wednesday at mid- The strike would close three Lake Mills for Thomas H. Thomp­ upwards ot $163-million a year. Fullon will begin presenting the odjutant grneral or [ow, and head night dissipated into squalls and Deere plants .. East MoUne. filed Thursday by the Iowa Land ORIGINAL GINGHAM company. Iowa City real estate son. 47. Iowa CIUon who was killed He called it a "far-renching step sllltion's case. Fulton said he had of this ~t,ltc's selective rvlrn. & OVERALL DANCE thunderstorms over the Mississlp- and one each at Des Moines. Monday In a traffic crash near La in on undesirable direction" nnd no Idea how ion, the defense tcld the inductees lhcy nre "ollly pi valley Thursday. leaving be- Dubuque and Ottumwa. brokers. In Johnson county dis­ Mu i by Porte City. said it would discriminate against case wOuld take but he expected lhe I.rst" of many who will rol­ KEN Y llOFER hind an estimated $600.000 dam- The Deere tractor works nt Wa­ trict court. ;Iy Thompson died In an ambulance thousands of other postal workers. to present about 100 witnesses. low. & III ORCIfE TRA ages to the rich gulf resort ared terloo. also was on the UAW strike The suit charged C. E. Kind­ svater sold the house to another after his car skidded oU highway Veterans groups and postal un­ In northwest F lorida. list. but the plant already was 218. He was enroute to Charles Saturday Alabama reported an closed by a walkout 01 400 core- ment to pay the company a live had backed t.he bill which estimat~ City where he wns employed as apply only to World War RAY WiNEGAR $500,000 damages. mostly to ero makers in the foundry which be- percent commission ~:lr finding 'Modern' Marble Cake Cuts Mixing Time a purchaser tor his house. 213 Ri­ a tool checker. veterans who joined the po tal 6: HIS DOZEN TOONSTERS IN in the fertile truck clop area and gan Aug. 17. Survivors include his widow, fe!lturlnl verside drive, to be sold at $11.500. service after their discharge. Good eating and surprising de­ 2 teasp~ons bokine powdcr in the cotton belt. Two persons An outbreak of strikes against The company claimed they Violet; four sons, Gary. Mark. Lo' ell' D')ROTllY GA.Y were reported killed and five in- a major segment of the larm Sen. Rlchard B. Russell (D-Ga) signs are Ihe rewllrds of baking a J a ieaspcon saLt found a purchaser to meet the Tommy Dnd Roger: his mother. jured in Alabama accidents indi- equipment industry began late Mrs. Jake Thompson, Lake Mills; said congress would have to do marble crke. J,jj cup shorten in, Every WEDNESDA Y terms ot the agreement. but Klnd­ Popular .It Z8-~TE recUy attributable to the hurri- last week when 22,000 UA W mem­ two brothers, and one sister. the same thIn, tor some 800,000 A recipe tOr n "modern" marble I cup sugar ov sa veter sold the house to another other veterans who joined the cake cuis down the amount or cane. v.. bers walked out at eight plants 'Jt 2 bea ten eggs party. at the same price. and government after thcir discharge. time in mixing. One batter serves 'h cup milk the International Harvester com­ faUed to pay the company for its tr the veto were not sustained. tor the chocolate lind white mix­ I teaspoon vaniLln pany. Approve Payments for LAST TIMES TONITE Cedar Rapids Teamsters efforts. • Such n proiram. he said. would lures. Herp is the recIpe: I ounce (squnre) chocolate Vote Strike Ultimatum Army Orders Endanlered The plaintiff was repre ented New State Building cost more than $1-billion. I 4 cups sifted cake flour 2 tablespoons milk THE BIG WHEEL Harvester 0 per a t ion s were by Attys. William M. Tucker and THE LAST BANDIT DES MOINES (JPl - The special Sift flour, baking powder and CEDAR RAP IDS (JP) - Ameri­ brought to a standstill this week D.C. Nolan. can Federation of Labor team­ committee in charie of construe­ salt together. 11 using th "mix when Lhe tarm equipment work­ Little Man Had Busy Day everything at once method," sters employed by three bakeries QUIOK DELIVER.Y ton of the new $S-millon state ers union called out 32.000 work­ which is especially successful with here have voted to strike Sept. 4. ELGI N. ILL. 1lP! - The Elgin oflice building Thursday approved ers at 10 plants. an electric mixer, add all other unless their demands tor a wage National Watch com pliny said seven installment payments total­ The strikes hit Harvtlter d ingredients except the 2 table­ increase are met. ,~ Thursday it has begun delivery on ing $237.184. a time when It was preparina­ secret s!ltety mechanism tor rock­ The money goes to various con­ spoons of milk and chocolate. If The union did not disclose its to handle an $l1-mll1lon order the shortening is too hard. It may wage demands but said it was et shells 20 days after receipt of tract holders as the work progres­ for army cara-o and dump trucks. have to be creamed separately. also asking for a definite hourly: a r ush order for the Korean war. ses. The money went for con­ set up of 60 hours weekly tor The UAW also was on strike The com pany said the rlevice Is struction. elevators, sales. air con­ Divide batter lnto halves. Melt country drivers and 54 for"qUy. at the Bettendorl plant of the J.I. newly - developed and prevents ditioning. plum!:ing and healing. chocolate with 2 tablespoons ot The companies. Peterson and ;Ca.se company, another tarm ~a­ premature explosion ot airpLane electrica I work and to the archi­ milk (don't add cold milk to the Cedar Rapids bakeries ...... j'Joa,ve· chlDery ma ~1Ulac ture ~. ~he uruon rockets. tect. mel ted chocolate or the chocolate maintained that the drivet lare was protesting the firm s refusal will lump.) commissioned salesman and ' not to recognize it as bargaining agent. Drop ba tter by teaspoons. al­ ternating white and chocolate. subject to week hour minimums. Tn the other disputes. the UA W into a greased pan. Bake in mod­ The companies have offered and FEW were seeking 15-cent Warden Denies Inmale Had Jail Honeymoon erate oven (350 degrees). weekLy increases of $1.25. ' hourly pay bOosts. Joan Davis"G CHICAGO UP! - County Jail and was given a wing of the jail Frosting may be white, choco­ :is f" Warden Chester Fordney admitted for his honeymoo n. late or a mixture ot the two. Thursday that five trusties were No 'Houn' The fRAil MAti Aulhorities Search,lor·Diabelic Two-Year-Old assigned to pick apples on a form­ He also denied that women in­ WINNER OF THE INTERNATIONAL model plane _, in Detron. ~A,'SWD w,t: er congressman's farm. but he mates were allowed out after 6-,ear-old Fred Sace m. exiull•• te4, IDOOses oa a beach. elulehlJlC ~, Andy Devine SPRINGFIELD. ILL. IU'I -r A u~ I Coutrakon said a detailed in­ denied that an inmate was allowed midnight to go to taverns. his Stinson lrophy. Just one of the m&IlJ pnse. be won. He feU thorlties Thursday offered 'f~m- vestigation failed to show wbat to honey moon with his bride in Assistant State's AUy. James asleep after the awards dinDer. Fred. to&aled 51 polnta in etch' piete amnesty" in exchange for happened to the child but added jail. Condon charged Wednesday that event., hlebes' !IeOre in the hI.wr)' of the meet. the return within 24 hours! of a th t 't "h' hI .' b bl " Fordney. faced with ch~r"!'< inmates could get liquor, narcotics missing two-year-old boy who is a I was Ig y Impro a e that his jail guards were bribed and a private room to entertain a diabetic and needs medicalloare. that the .boy could have wandered by inmates. said the apple-pick­ women by bribing guards. ------~"Doon Open 1:15-11:"" ------~ The boy. Earnest Cagle Jr. has off by hlmsell. ing incident occurred last lail. no! been missing since early ~ t He said he believed someone said he had been toLd appJes were Sunday. He vanished from a t 1)- may have taken the child. not gOing to waste on the farm of "Ends ed car in Buckhart, Ill., w ere for a ransom. but "wLthout real­ former Rep. J ames Simpson. Saturda," his parents said they left I hi m iring the seriousness at the of­ Apple Pies NOW While th'ey visited a tave~n . lense and with good intentions Fordney said five picked truSt­ A picture you wlIl State·s Atty. George P. Cout- originally to return the child ies were driven 10 Simpson's fa rm rakon said he beJiev.ed someone soon." at Wadsworth. III.. and returned want to ... aqain. hid taken the child and w~s ~ how Coutrakon said that because of with the apples. which were baked Just west of Coraly.lle and aQCdn. and afraid to return him. widl!spread publicity over the dis- in pies for the prisoners. Box!lttiee Opeaa 6:U aQalnI No ProsecutlOD a pp~arance, it was possible that He denied that an inmate was Show. at 7:15 and. £:30 _ GOlDWY!f_ Coutrakon said there would be the taker now was afraid to re­ allowed to leave jail to get AdDl" 51c: - Children no prosecution if the boy wai re- tur{l the boy. married. returned with his bride Under U In Cars Free! DANA turned alive and unharme iJl" ======- in 2t hours and that the i d~ fl ttt y "Doors Open 1:15.9:U" ANDREWS of any person involved WQuld be SUSAN Special kept In "strict confidence." ~j;. Th~ state's attorney actedlHfel' IiiO '- I .. NOW - ENDS TUESDAY HAYWARD a conference with the paren .~ P\ ".· "I~-_ CARTOON · which he said they made an '<'ur- . eent request" for the amnesty. of­ • fll~ ~ ' RUN HIU • ter. Clutrakon said the return of S"OW the child was of "paramount jm­ portance" because of the s~ Qi, SATURDAY bJs' health. Noon at 1:00 P ,M. De&aiIe4 InvtltlraUon - PLU8- Some 2.500 persons have search­ WALT DI8NU". Plus Our Requ1ar Show ed the Buckhart area since '~u n:~J ''P.",. .f ". Weol" At No Extra Chcuqel diy without finding the boy. 10'11 OPERATION118,_ JACK ..... ' ra08T Plrt of an investigation. the par- ~ PRE-MOLIDA Y TREAT - ~~ , ~'W8 - .. from the IOWA THEATER en1s underwent two lie detector .;=!::;;;;;;:;:..~:..!!!~~~~~~~~~::, telts. i" " ,• • ('l.J I- I PAGE FOUR -THE DARY IOWAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 - J

Gil Hodges Hits 4 ~( Qmers, Ties • Four Pitchers Yield Practice Yanks Clip Indians, Up Lead Homers to Hodges; I Bro~ks Club Braves (This is the sixth and last story BROOKLYN (IP) - First Base­ about Iowa's Ifoolball caudi­ Winners ·Slam * * * man Gil Hodges blasted out {our dates.) home runs to tie a major league • • • record Thursday night as the That fall feeling In the air Senators Beat Brooklyn Dodgers trounced the 4 Home Runs wasn't just fooling~ it actually is Boston Braves, 19-3. that time of year bec:luse 66 Iowa NEW YORK (IP) - Blasting Bob Hodges connected in the sec­ football players will open practice Lemon for four home runs ihto Sagging Tigers, ond, third, $b.:th and eighth in­ next Wednesday for the 62nd all sections of the stands. the nings off Warren Spahn, Norm Hawkeye season. WASHING'fON (IP) - The sag- New York Yankees went on to Roy, Bob HaJJ and Johnny An­ And for the first time in 4 I conquer the Cleveland Indians. 7- glng Detroit Tigers sli pped anoth­ tonelli. He drove in nine runs on years, a native Iowan and a grad­ 5. Thursday and increase their er game out of first place Thur~­ his circuit dri ves. He was at bat uate of the university will be in American league lead to two full day by taking a 2-1 beating from six times. charge as head coach. Leonard games. Washington's Senators. Only other players to hit four Raffensperger, the 46-year-old In making a clean sweep of the The New York Yankees, who home runs in one major league coach who served 21 yeinning rally. eled at least 350 leet into the left and thl! entire group numbers 28 battle. Trailing. 7-3. as they came field stands at Ebbets field. He sophomores, 26 juniors and 12 The Senators got only five hit~ also had a single and knocked in up for their last time at bat. the ott Art Houtteman, but they in­ seniol's. Indians Tallled 10r two runs a total of nine runs. He was Co uld Cause Trouble cluded consecutive doubles by stopped at the plate only once, against Joe Page and had the po­ Eddie Yost and Gil Coan and a Iowa probably deserves lhe tential tying run at the plate with when he grounded out to lhe third raling as a team which will cause single by Irv Noren ~hat bl·ought only one out. Tom Ferrick re­ baseman. trouble tor any of its nine op­ in both of Washington's runs in HOllon ••... .•.. 010 OUO O'!O-S M'( placed Page at this point and the third inning. 8roold),n ... . ';17 001 8'!x· 19 '! I I ponents. The squad showed spirit snuffed out the rally with but Sllahn, I\oy ~!U . nadner OUt Iiall (ii). and fair skill in spring practice, a r ...... 1100 tHHl 001-1 D 0 Analoneill (U) .nd C.oper. Crandall ((I): three pi tche:t. W •• btn .... on ••.• OO.;! UOO OUlC-'! :'i 0 Er kine and Cahlpanella, Edwards 0'. distinct liking for the new coach­ IlAPEL HILL, N.C. (Ali) - The University o[':NiMb Ha.lts Uprising "oilHeman (n·1l )aad Swlrti Bearden I Jlome runl - Gordon, Ilod,es ", Snhl- ing staff, and a mastery Of the Carolina and North Carolina State college are not ~~I~ (~.~d Ollrle. er. LP - pahn. "T" formation which pleinnings. After Beaten back, along with those singles, toqk a two-to-one set lead period. Starr shaded Lou 1i'ti~fe, .'~, Lemon had retired the first seven Red Sox Edge Cbispx, mlljor threats. were Sweden's TO/:­ over Earl CocheJl. Los Angeles. in N.C. State has not achieved the the iil'st game Wjfl) , ~bY ~' S~ sten Johansson, Felicisimo Amp,?n men he faced, the home run providl~g ·.~ t~~ .Uf!":U,l of the Philippines. and Austral­ suddenly gave up a wfllk and • man dropped the first set. 5-7, football, but it is the home of of victory. I' ":, ) ... t1."i. ian Davis Cupper GeOl'ge Worth­ Singles to Byrne and Mapes to and won the next two, 7-5, 6-l. Coach Everett Case's iast stel?- The Athletics had . a b~ i ~ ' Stay In Pennant 'Fight ington, ranked fifth, sixth and fall behind, 2-0. Hits by Hank CochelJ lcd, 4-2, in the fourth set. ping basketball team which has ner in every inr!ln, ~ . e~cj!Rtl" I.l!~ Bauer and Berra and Mize's infield seventh respectively among the BOSTON (AP) - Goston's Hed Sox kept thems'elv'es within BrOUgh Upset ranked high nationally for several seventh of th~ · opel\er.· b.~ ~*!n out produced the final Yankee visiting aces. years. unable to break thl'~~glli .. ~. reaching distance of the American league leading New Yo r k Johansson crumbled before the Upsets were the order of the marker. The sanity code requires, amo ' Sievers hit his loth ' horl)8r:;&\'1II' Yankees Thursdav by edging Chicago's White Sox, 4-3, in a game all-round play of Gardnar Mulloy day as shapely Nancy Chaffee, Bases on Balls other things. that athl(!tes sh II sixth while Ray ·Coll!mJl.'x"f. of Coral Gables. Fla., the third­ Ventura, Calif., the latest glamor ', -[~ Ba$es on baUs started Byrne on held lip for 61 minutes by rain. and a single by B'Uijo .. c"eded American. 6-4. 6-2, 6-2. girl of the courts, scored a r~­ receive scholarships on the same acco\lnted 40r the. o.Ut. :"':"..ti'I _ the way out, although he received The winning run was forced home in the last of the ninth The tiny Ampon bowed to un­ sounding reversal to reach the basis as other students and thtat ~ ,... - J credit for his 14th win. Walks with two out wllen Billy Pierce walked Clyde Vollmer with the ranked Sidney Schwartz of Ne"l women's quarter - finals with a athletes who work shall receive brought the BroW~~\ @~";;' . ~ to Bob Kennedy and Lemon set Don Lenhardt · sent ~tlie · York. 4-6, 6-2, ] 0-8. 7-5, 81 d straight set. 6-2. 7-5. triumph over pay in line with the work they do. ., . the stage for consecutive run bases loaded. In Boston, an NCAA spokesman Uway in front in thl! , n~g ". , . Worthington was blasted by To 1 Wimbledon Queen Louise Brough scoring singles by Boudreau and The victory kept the third place the bases and Pierce then walked confirmed Carmichael's state- his 22nd hqmer ~t . t,ne:J.+i.{';iU Sox within 2 1-2 games of the Vollmer on four pitches. Brown Jr., of San Francisco. on'y of Beverly HilJs. Calif. JERRY FASKE Allie Clark. Clark's hit netted two. Leading Gainer men t. marker held up un,ttl , th ~ h Page had to be called in to leading Yankees and moved them All of Chicago's runs came on ,------~--~~~------~---- when Ferris Filinls doulili.~~ squelch the uprising. to within a half game of the homers off the starting Wall Wait for Decision Chapman'li single and : ,f~Ij' " runner-up Detroit Tigers. Masterson. Hawkeyes are strong at quar­ "Last spring," he said, "the coT-- accounted for t\ie l1tnl ,j! The Yankees played without Joe lereack, with' Glenn Drahn and It DiMaggio. who before the game Buddy Rosar began the home Eddie Robinson slammed his lege wrote me they had discov- (I,t ,arne) ,, ' " ! ~'J ninth by singling to left field 16th ot the year with Dave Phil­ Fred Ruck who played there last ered some technical violations OJ! SI. Lo.ls ...... " . w. . ~ :. disclosed he had pulled some liga­ year. at right halfback with Jerry .I l'1\tI.d.lphta . . . • . !tt I" . ~ ments in both knees in Wednes­ and Rookie Fred Hatfield ran ley on base in the sixth and Cus the code and they were takil~~ (orr (J-t) aad Me,,": arlw.'1ftJII Zernial banged hi$ 22nd in the Faske, who was leading ground­ some steps to get into compl _ lind TI~t.". lIome ru _ . 81.~nlillll . day's game. The slugging outfle!r:!­ for him. Ellis Kinder, who re­ ,.me) , .Y 4-' !f gainer with Ii 6.6 average; and .. p! n. r:' cr is expected back for the Series corded his 13th victory of the sea­ eighth. ance. We'll walt until after t ~ SI. 1.0ul...... I. ~ tIl ." Chloa,...... I~" 102 Olo-.~ 9 I left halt where Bill Reichardt, school opens and see how theY'~e Phll,ad.lphla' ...... lItt r m .,.1.., I son, sacrticied perfectIy to push with Washiflgton stllrtint{ tou".". 8f'ffilfon ...... 000 In!! 001-4 '" . FannIa U·~) aad , L,U~r~ . .~ I Clevoland ...... COO OlIO atr!-.j • 0 Hatfield to second. Pierce CO .. U) a nd MAIl; Ma.stenon. the big second all.conference full­ gettmg along before we do an -, aAd G.era~ H .... '.· .... Y:;'" , I New York ...... ou~ til O ib~ ': I. I Dom DiMaggio was walked pur­ Kinder (S) In' Ro.. ,. WP. KID'er nu­ back, has been shifted; and "at thing." (,{:!n<\). 'r I r, l , Lemon, Gromek (K) and lIe ~aD: Byrne, I:!),I Heme run. - a.bl"I •• (l61h). Zer­ fullback with powerful Don I'.,. (71 . ..errlck (0) and Berra. WP, posely and was :i'Crced by Johnny nlal (2~n d ). The sanity code, and t&c WE~TERN LI~~·~ : t Hyrne (14·?); LP, Lemon ('!"~tn, lIome (Mike) Riley. Pesky. NCAA's efforts to enforce k Dn 4. Om .... I ·.i :, runs - l\lhe (UUh). Mapel (IOthl. Berr Other Lettermen Ready a(lUlh), RI ... I. (4Ih). A walk to Billy Goodman filled Raffensperger also will benefit by the presence of Chuck Denn­ CLOUTING KLUSZEWSKI • ing. Duane Brandt "nd BilJ Greene, good defensive backs; Don Commack, a quick-starting left half; and Gerald Ncrdman. senior fullback. Joe Brist ~ I, Don Fryauf. Bob Bostwick and Bob Wilson will be valuable. too. NATIONAL , LEAGUE Drahn and Ruck probably will W L PCT. do most of the patsing. but the PhiladelphIa ...... • M 47 .u~1 Br.olllyn .•. ...• . . 00 ilt .iIII receiving is a big question mOlrk. 80.l4In . ...•. .. . . 0Il ~I .i!J7 None c! the five leiter-winning 81. L.al • . . . L .... . 6,\ ~1 .~ N.w Y.rll .... \ ... . . 6.1 "1 .U3 ends caught a pass in 1949. and it Chico,...... : ~ I ,. .U~ is this lack of offensive ends Clnch,uU ...... 4A • 73 .411:! which is a major problem. Three Plllab8r,h ...... f~ II:! .S119 sophomores are, pOSSibilities. AMERLCAN LEAGUE W L . PCT. In the line there is a gOOd rosIer New r.rk ....•. " 4* . _, of lettermen. seme ot whom ' O.lroll ...... 17 47 . '~ I 110uld be more eCfective after 8 ••lon ...... 11 4. .f14 , their 1949 seasoning. Bob floff, Cleveland ...... j6 4~ .l1li' W.,bJn,ton . . . . ~ AI Jerry Long and Dave DeProspero Cbl ..,...... 11" 77 ."'!!..I... SI. Lool. . . . .•.. . 4. II .U7 are ends; Hubert Johnston, Andy Phila delphia . ... . 44 .1 .3H Buntz and Harold Bradley will THURSDAY'S RESULTS shoulder big tackle work; seniors NATlO1llAL--- LEAGUE- Leu Gin ~ berg , Joe Paulsen and Jh •• klv" lit R"dn'l :. - 1'1.... Yor' ,. PIII.b.r,II I "Junebug" Perrin are top ~ards, (Only ."n1 ..... ""."ulefl\ along with Austin Turner; and TIIVI"lAY'M IUU"".T~ AHV,RICAN 1,V,A'1UI John Towner and Ron Petersen 1ttor,.w V.rk ,. Cle .... el.tttI ~ will take care of the ends. W .... ln'ton '!, Detroit 1 Scme Promlsin, Sophs Bodn" ". Cbl~ .... . Ft.. LIl"I. ", . Ph ...... ht. I About a dozen sophomores are Pbll .... elnhl. l'. " •. L •• I. ~ regarded as promising in Varied TflOA Y'" PITCH':"" AMEJtl,.AN I.I!AGUE degrees and there al ways is the Wa.hl",I.n II 1'1 .... Y,r' ..... (alrlll) - happy chance that others may sur­ 81 ma 1~·3) •• a ••""I". (I~·It, . prise by their fast development. B ••t.n al Phlladelpbla - (nl,htl - IT'S DARK OUT, Alvin D1rk. INew York Gianls Infielder, dodged i Slobb. ( ..3) ' .f ,fib •••• " ".I~) YO C.I •• In vain after bela.. trapped between third and home In Thursday'S The young ends , include Don .• " .. " (8.4). Bjork, Don Swartzendruber and ,. fenl, ,a",f'. If,, h,,,''.)e4l .. ,ame with the Pirate.. Dltrk IItrayed off third wben Pitcher Jim Clyde Gardner; tackles are Dudley NATIONAL LlMGVI Hearn rrounded 10 Dann)' 0 iConnell. The ball was 'relayed to N.w Yo,' al "'.... I<'lrn - (al,III) Noble, Bob Bain Jack Sievers and J" ..... (lO-)" .1 HAheft ('!-2). Caleber Ray Mueller (II) wbo Ip turn threw the ball to Bob DiIlin­ Pete Spanjers,· and Bill Baehr Phlladol,lola at a ..l.. - (.!~III1 rer, A run down followei and 'Mueller ta .. red Dark out. O'Connell Char"h (,..~) •• ChI'.. ·.) (0·7) er H .... might be the best oJ the new •• ,. (1 .. 1,. II shewn behInd DllIInrer. MI. L .. I. a. pt".~ ... ~ - (.I,.ll guards. -Beye, IR·M ~I Wirl. (11-1'). Backfield sophs face a rOUl!.h PITTSBURGH (IP) - The New rates only four hits. It was his toni,. ' ••'t nht•• ae •• time competing against the vet­ York Giants won their sev.enth ~eventh victory. eians, but some include Burt COACH ILL straight game from the 'PI tts­ Wes Westrum's single to left burgh Pirates Thursday and mov­ Btitzmann, quarterback; Harold ANN ARBO~ , MICH. (IP)-Cla­ in the seventh scored Monte Irvin Reister, Lyle Leinbaugh, Bernard renee (Doc)' Spears, fonner Mich­ ed into a tie for lourth place with with the run that gave the Qlants Bennett and Jack He ~ s, halfbacks. igan footbJll co~h is 'crltically ill the Idle St. Louis Cardinals. Thurs­ a sweep of the three-game series. in universitr hospital, hiB dauah­ day's score was 2-l. N~w Yor~ . ..• .. . w ~I II_ ~ ~. NORTHERN LEAGUE ter disclosed ·Thursday. The hos­ Jim Hearn, p:cKed up from the rUh".r,h ...... IOO ... tot-I 4 I Grond tr.rb G. A'.rd.en I . 81. pitn! i1crlil1 etJ infotmatinn on hi ~ CardilTRh ' qr $10,QOO af!."r thr :til­ Ilea,. (j.'!) an' W".irullli MlltPnltllld, Sa,.rl.r I. CII!!.• •0... , . 1I1 ..,.fI.i III, .lId 111 •• 11... III.Cutl'.rb AMF.RICAN ~''' : IATJON' eondilionL stllr game In July, save the fi- (U); Ll'. ..•• O.II.ltI (II-T). AUh...... 11. Hlue 011.. ,. • TIlE DAILY lOW Y. SEFI'EMBE1t 1. 1950 - PAGE FIVE' .From Mountain' Position ••• SHELLING ... Into Korean Town Wisconsin Senator (10 Strikers Blasts at Delays IWANT ADS In Civil Defense Threaten Jet SELL EVERYTHING G!. i P HAYEN. WIS. Ir'--Sen. • • Alexander Wiley (R-Wis) called Engine Plant WANT AD RATES Autoe for Sale - Used for total preparedness and blasted LYNN. tASS. • - St.-ikmg • I1 tJDSON dUll ~U~: I~ NASH civil defense "delays" in a speech CIO electncal workers threaten- ClaSSifIed Display ·lltn4-c1oor; Itt! HUDSON 4-c1oor: 1M. to th 109th AAA brigade cele­ STlJD BAKER _oor; 1m TERRA­ ed Thun;day to 1I00d the nalion's PLANE 4-door; l it3I CHEVROUM' 2. b I' ting "1IIlnoi day" here Thul'li­ plan! un) tbe General Eledric One Day ... .i_, 75c per col. inch door; .I>oeral old .. a'" u"ed t . ... day. comp ny "pulled out" seve-Ill Six Consecutive da~'~, • al EKWALL MOTORS. IiZ'7 So. Capitol. per day ...... _. 60c per col. inch Wiley praised the Chicago hundred tdremen they aid were General Service. guardsmen as "the minutemen at billeted In fiv stnkebound rac­ One Month ...... _.. 50c per col. inch our time," after about 1.000 vi it­ tori . (A\'g. 26 insertion.) PORTABLE electrtt _lnl " achln" rnr ~nl . "'" mont h. SlNGCR SJ:WlNC ors watched lh ch'llIan - soldiers A union pokesman said the CEl'ITEft. 1:Il S. Dubuque. go through their pc . For consecutive in erUons comp lIf had bun tDld to re­ ODe day ._...... 6c per word T\11.I.ER B RES aneS ~b u l an l e C_ Other digmtarles attending the mDV th~ fDrtmen by J ".m. m eUcs" Phone 8-13M. ceremontes were Dwight Grccn. (lDwa time) "or we will nDt 1'llree day ..... t Oe per word loerner governor of IllinoL; a rep­ bt rrspo !blp fDT what haJI- h dav ..... ,.. 13c per word Muaic and Radio One MDnth .. , 3Se pt r word re. ntative for GOY. Adlai Ste­ RADIO repalrfn, . JACKSON'S ELECo ven. on who was unable to come; Ch...,k your ad In , h. l ir I i ...e It ap- TRIC AND GIFT, Maj. Gen. Richard Smykal. illi­ As the ./eadline passed. the ~ ...." Tb. o.nv low.n c.n be '" pon_ nois nalional guard commander; company \\'arl':.'<1 in turn that the 1Ib1" (or onb one Incorrect In""rtlon. Wanted To Renl union would te "cuttine its own Brig. Gen. Kenneth Buchanan. throat" It any dama,e were done Deadlines GRAD\1ATJI! IUd~n t k, InCle room. chief of statf of the Illinois guard. ~mJ·prtVlltp ~ n t r.nce. C.OMt pace de­ at any of the plants. OWclals .J ...bl~. C.II Helen"'o J OkUD. Ho' el JeI­ and J udge Robert Crowe oC Chi- Weekdays .4 p.m, fenon aft er I p.m. cago. I would not say wh ther the lore­ ----- men had bt>en ent home or wh - Saturday Noon ' VOMAH .raduate- tudent ~·.nt room Wiley called lor ··total prepar­ ~p lembt!r 11. Gol\t! mo.t .'uk-end •. th r tl)ey li1I were on duty. Cor.. e d ired. WollIl", d illan«. Wrn e edne' - in . tockpillng trate&i(' Fntnces SandtlluJ. Belle P laine. ma terials. in an unbeatabl Int 1- - f ar Tb('y Knew •• , Ed Hunting, Jr. G RADUATJI! Iudenl ••,e :13, wile and • Uth Division field artillery fir , . , Inlo to wn. (·!toto from spot \\ here ObSer\ler walch rrsul . ligence setup, in b lanced armeri Thl." added that they b('lievl'd Classified Manaler month old daulhler need hou Inl {or services, In peerless military and It woulrl be m :;: ible for the eademl. )ear. Writ. to 50.. :It, Dally TU~ PlIOTOS" aow actlltn hy .. battery, 11th field a rUUer , 11.000 Red KOrean t roop from trattrl.. mounWn po ltioM Ileal' scienUlic research and in civil uDIon to (' rry out the threat of Brlnr Advrrtlsemrnt tD l o,,'an. t4u1. DiviSion, in support of ac/fe I' counter-attack which drove Taeru. moke blankets llle to\\ 0 under th(, rU lI ery b rral'e. defense." flooding ony portion of the hu::e The D lIy IDw8n Buslne Office I ~' He bIaSII'd I'illil defensl' 1'I\'er work plant. They aid as Basement, Ea!.t lIall or phoDe lay" as a "shock' g ituation far as they knew there wcr no ~t1lCX LOANS on ' ..... clry. clothlnr. Two Bound Over whiCh could out Pe 1'1 Ii rbor 'Itch s which auld flood the ."" 01, cle. BOCK·J:YE LOAN. 1.1tt Minister Leaves VFW Meet over UWF Issue British Army Waits S. O""uQue, Pei!rl Harbor." plant 4191 ------On Blast Charge "Civil deten e exists princip:IJly However. the saId, " It' a biC' ....:at VJAN1!:D on aunl. ..me..... CHICAGO IU'l - A Methodis government on the grounds th:lt d lAmond l, L , ",th:n.. etc!. RELlABLI For Shipment of Tea in a lew sugary press releases," 1)lant, mol' than 100 aue , And Rooms for Renl L.OAN COu 101 L ~ ~ rllMton. minister left the floor of the Ve\-- Irtiormed on the issues. The reso- ADEL 111 - Two workmen on he said. "e don't know tor certain.'" Jans of Foreign Wars con\len11o rmion, however, was withdrawn Is trike against the Untted Brkl< WIT H T ffE BRITISH FORCES The thrl'3t of !looding thl' plnnt ROOMS - 1128 n ""heslrr Avrnue. W 7 tn.monC8 Thursdl\y when tHe Wisconsin del- hen a VFW committee said It a nd TJle comp ny were bound IN KOREA \1'1 - Except lor the w·, rev all'd by an aoclat of TWO Iarl. ~omrorUtbl" double room•. I "or A UTOM OBILE IN UIlANCr; and e(l\tion to ld hrlTt his presence \II ' ould recommend rejection. oller to the grand jury Thursda:: pr sence of cortee nnd UI~ nb- EMI Riley, a i ·tant bu Ln.;:·s f30 ,.~ Fal"'hlJd. Phone 711." othtr ID w ... n... ptJ""h.ae o! HO tE!!. Des Moines Woman aRrnt or thc $triking local at the -- LOT . and ".If.A . I<'on - r .. WhIUn.­ "embarrassing'" because he is h Roang said that Shaw then pro- on a charge of atlemptin, to de- coce of ttil. th~ British t ~oops Kerr Re.lty Co. Dial 2J23 member of th~ United World Fed- posed to submit the Wiscon 10 stroy plant. equipment. in Korea think they nrc "oin' to fnternatlonal Union ot Elcctrka! eralists. ,J'csolution as on Individual until Robert Seiboldt and rvan Gow- like it. Captures Escapee Work rs. He quoted Riley a ~ny­ Help Wanted The Rev, Rodney Shaw, 82, he was persuaded not to do so and er, both ot Adel. pi ad d innocent They like the American food . D ES MOINES IA') - D tectiyes ing that "we'd pull the switch s 1,lnion Grove, Wis .. said he wtls, leIl the floor. betore J ustice of the P ac ILL. Th y don't mind the r ugg d hills, 8t th powl'l'hnll " ubstation IVAN'I"£ D Mon unMr 40 with Ollie Thur:;day id ntilied as an .-capel' Wanl To Buy olee.trlca' ex peri nt"e Cor Floor Salu. Wisconsin state chairman lor tl;!" Delegates, meanwhile, unant- Augustine lind W re rell'ased all which ar ,iUlit li ke tho. e on whIch from an Illinois ment I hospital, whi('h op rales all the pump. o'ne orne dtlAII, Mu I be perm.n nt. Vn ited World Federalists, a group mously elected C.harles C, Ralls, $2,500 bonds. they maneuv r d In Hong Kong a man captured by a pistol­ Thal would tlood the river works." WANTED Good 1I. ed S"wln, mochln... J acklOn', 1':1 ctrlo and Oilt. , talll'd Ware Talk Di.1 7163. advocating world government." a Seattle attorney. commander- Authorities sllid thc two plant- tor 16 months. wielding Des Moin. housewife', IVIIMC!PllnnPOUII lOr Silh. TIlt' ~trik ot 19,000 worker at Shaw also soiel ~e had joined In-chief to succeed Clyde A. Lew- cd a dynamite charge in the plant I "It evcnmells the ame," fuid Det ctive Chil'! Phil Cavender Baby Silbng tbe ri\'er work:; and lour other the VFW only 30 days ago. Is of Plathburgh, N.Y. in cllorts to .delltroy a clay plan- Sgt. Georg Morrison oJ! the Ar- said the man i Willard Zel'riell. eHRI. TMAS Gr~ellnl C.rd, Inel Sta­ G,E;. plants in Lynn and Everett lIon.. r1 Phone 339lI Wisconsin Commander Sve""c cr. The mochme was not damaeeO. gyll and Sutherland Highlanders, about 30, an inmate of the ·ta'c BABY c.re day Dial 81001. II James Hilton, Wyomissing, P a. b t bl bl h I th b JI:1O W dnesday b csu of "e U II ast ew II 0 I' ID e nlCflng disdainfully at evll- hospital at Elgin, Ill. Roang told Shaw his presen" was elected senior vice - I'om- I t b IIdi stall d walle n gOliallon In New Instruction would be embarrassing alter a't t!- p an u ng. . melling rice fields. C.avt'ndar said papers round on Iowa City Trailer Ma rt mander, and James W. Cothran, York. Jam B. C rey. admlnls­ BALLROOM dance lealOR.O 11110>1 Youd, th ZeTrlen show he was issued .lD sol ution was presented to VFW BishopVille, S.C., was named ju- The two men's union, CIO "V ry /lOOd, your ratiolls ,Ire." trati" chan'man of the IUE, In­ RENTAL - • ALE w urtu DI.I ~ IIS delegates opposing U.S. entry into nlor vice _ commander. federation ot glass cC!.-amics and reported Pvl. Ivor Jones (if the "oll grounds" pnss at the Elgin hospital last Sunday, dicated that it might be the tore­ Rental luggage traill'f any world government scheme. .' sillea sand workers, has been on Middle 'x r giment. "J usl had runner of other trouble through­ Cavender said Zerrien told de­ by the hOllr, doy. or week Shaw then left Voluntarily, strike against th brick company whal YOU call trankfurtl'rs fo r out the nallon. Roang said he did not know p. DIES AFTER ACCID£NT for nearly a month in a dispute dinner. Very good, too." tectives various stori 5 about his HER BROS. cO\Tling to D s Moine. IfIg]1\vay 218 near AjrDDr~ III tbe conve[ltion began •• LUVERNE, MINN. (.4') _ M,',i. ~i~~~ . wages and 'working eondi- "How about the corlee'!" The housewife, Mrs. Bernice Student Group Elects Phone 6838 Shaw was a world federalist. He Wllliam Van Horn, 22, of t;e(lrqe, I "That's anotber matter, Can't Ore, 28. said she encounl red Zer­ T R 1 SFER said the minister had been sceJ- Iowa, dJed in the hospi tal here Idrink It." riel) when he tried to enter' hel' ANN ARBOR lM - AI Low n­ ing to get the pros and conl! lit Sunday in an auto accident near FAR.,. PRICE llOOT P " I h ar tea is coming up this home shortly betore midnight s dn, Univer Ily of North C~ro ­ For ECfident F urniture world government printed in the Iowa - Minnesota boundary WA "'HINGTON 11'1 Farm afternoon," inlerJ cted CpJ. Ste- Iina graduate from Scar 'dale, N.Y" Wednl'sday night. Moving VFW Jilerature. line. Her father, C.C. DeGroot of pr ices shot up 1.5 perccnt durl'lg wart Cox. )V hen she coiled to he~ daughter. wa' elect d pr ~den t 01 the nn­ The Wisconsin delegation bad [George was killed in the acci dent. the month ended Aug. 15 MId The British urmy lights lin it~ Pa ty, 13, to "gct the gun" the tl91H11 sludenl a soelntion Thurs­ and drawn up a resolution opposinj; It occurred as they were en rOll Ie reached the highest point since tea. anti calf e in the mornjn~ I ' m!l ran, sh said. Mrs, OI'C, day. Baggage Transfer allY stand by the VFW on worla to ' a family reunion here. November, 1948, revolting to British troops. clutching a pistol, followed. Sh'.! The NSA' fourth annual con­ overtook Zerden as he entered a ~IC:; pirked Lowenstein despite aaraKe. Re surrendered. hi1 plans to entcr the Yole Dial - 9696 - Dial When police l)rrivl'd, Zerril'n 1101 'I'l' Ity 1a '01'1001 next month wo's sitUng on the ground with H'e will head the organlUition's Ml'!r. Ore standing nearby, permanent h adquartcrs in Madl­ p i~o l in her hand, on. Wi,.

I' OOOps! Your Kilt Is Showing

PHONE 4191 LET THE CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU ,. LAFF-A-DAY J

A COT'i'1 H HIGHLANDER, one of 32 BritiSh officers and men ",hel landed at a outh Korean airfield, vaDllIard of first British re­ htfarce mentli to Korea, gets an as ist from a buddy after developlDI' a wee bit or kilt tro uble, Forty tbou and Com.munl t troops ham­ mered at the northern wall or allied defenses ill South Korea Wed­ n day in'ba ttles lTowinr hDurly in fe rocity.

NW," KM" iT GREATLY YOU'RE IN,( ~~DGE,"' wE CAAGRI NS ME TO H.. Mo A DN-K. ROOM 'tOLl 8ARGE IN ON 'fOU LIKE CAN HAVE!· .. r HOPE'tCU'RE TIUS, BREWST ER, A SOUND SLEEPER. AND 8UT THE MEASLES wot-IT BE BOTHERED BY QUARANTINE ON PUFFLE OUR RICKETY QD TOWERS WILL BE OVER. REFRIGERATOR CUT n t-G IN A FEW ().A.YS .... 50 ON AND OFF DURING TH' AH, IF YOU HAVE AN ' NIGHT· · ' IT VI8RATES EXTRA COT, AH · .. · TI-lRU TH' KfTCl-I EN WALL INTO '\'OUR ROOM!

II , Ki,,: F.,..' 1iIr ·, I W'ortd "QlUt I::omptaining! Ml'" H a ltt't'R:l wants to borrow you for somethll)g!" PAGE SIX - TJJE DAILY 10WAN, FRIDAY, SI!PTEMBtR/ l. 19!;O - J)n Aclured As One Siren to Another - ., Natural Armor Warships Blast Korean Foe

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'r , -, . ' , C~mpetitors Work Tegether Miss Nebraska , .. of a 1],8• •J'ia.vy hl'a\,Y cruiser tbuMtr!t . : destruction at enemy targets from the 8ea off South Korea'. "* "' , . coast. Navy guns are flrln, itntq Red forces In Poban, area.

··'~}4"': 18-year-old beauty "the girl we'd most like to put out fires with" in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio. The ,Irl is Kids Face Lif$'s Problems l\larillen Talbot or Cleveland, shown here tuning up the siren on one of the company's trucks. Fire Chief Fred E. Branford Is In the driver's seal.

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~. Hund "V'V~.""LT IN ISV~ 'l ON II«! rushed to comfort Lucky, whoJ for two hou '"'. four- YHI·.W FRIENDLY COMPETITION is what the world needs, according to REPRESENTING Nebraska. 1n had been ' struck by a ear, the Rose Marie Ball sam!lled ba. Alex Jacome (rJrht) and Harold Steinfeld, competitive heads of the tbe Miss Americ!\' contest will be dog bit him. "He was trying to nanas (on floor) ice cream 11/ . two ollle, t department stores In Tucson. The business deal they Jinx Burrus, 22, of Crete, Neb. get even with the car," Carl candy to tile deIlJM of a Jara cook41d up shocked their fellow businessmen. When Jacome al\­ The S-foot, 6 1Jf! inch brunet ,is a so\Jbed. "He didn't even, know It crowd· whJch gathered 0'.,. , - ., nounced plans for a. new million-dollar building, Steinfeld an­ baton twirling expert. was me." Forlorn 'P~rl holds She dl~n't try the liquor. fteiI nounced he would erect the' building across tIle street from his own Lueky's collar at hlB home In , was made through the wIDdIr • 4' • • ~ 'oI,lId .l~8e ·It' to the competitive firm for 30 years. The two are the J..(l "' ~each: hopes to get an- before *hc owner Will 1~1fj 80 ~~. Or the 10undel'S of the respective firms. competitors for 50 years. other do&, soon, but says he and the lirl released. .' d,e-sn't thJnk there will ever' be .~ -. ano,ther J,.ucky . , . ., ,l t .. oJ • ., , , , . Snowmen in Summer \ , " .'American-.- Works in' '.

ADM. AH'1'lIUll W. ltAV .. U J1U, lett, c~);. mander-in.-oblef of the U.S. Pacific fleet, was ..reeted on arrival at J-IaTleda alro.nt. Tok'Vd. by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Radford Is In Tokyo lor Korean-war strategy talks. •

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SNOWMEN IN THE SUMMER were part of an advertislnl' stunt desi&'lled to tell the merits of a German refrigerator now beh" ri,M,oI offered for sale. 'They are shown here in a Frank!urt amusement Rapids, Mich. Allen greets Ludwig Kaltenber,er on a fal'll\" park. I ~1:!nlch where Allen works under the Farm Youth Excballle.

Old ~olks ~ork as Young Fight. Like Trick' Cigar

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, .... ~. : ;( f \ '~ •. "v,I' ,4... '~';"-. ~< , ~ ",- " '., ,,' ...... '. .. 1'. I 1 _ ._ 4f1'1!~IAt~/'J';:'" Ram Is ·Ioaded In quadrupllu.&e In under-wlnr ",aell' oft '()~~ .• .' . :, 1,.. ./., ,.- ... ~ -. "~,,, ..> , • • J • I ",' " ' .. ) ~ ~" j ~ ~ \ AN AGElJ KOREAN dumped a load of rock on an airstrip eonltl!UC­ TilE .' ~DkI. ch NAVY'S NEW IWCKET, the Ram, desla-ned for use ..-aiDBt allo be ...'; ....hlst ,blps tlon job In South Korea. Many South Koreans too old to serve on and concrete and earU! fortlflea... as well .. arm)fed veblel•• "', • ~poa .a &be ' '4tr Conalr. the fighUnr !ront are work In, on defense InstalldloDS. . }