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'",aQles Romp, 38~ Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with d ..• Paq. 2 Chutch Century Old- widely 8 cat t ere d thundershowers. •.. Paqe 3 owan Warmer tomorrow. Hioh today 90: low Romeo Loses Shorts-- 74. Yesterday'. hlOh 83: low 68 . • • • PaCJe 4 Eat. 1868 - AP LeaHd Wire, AP Wireph:>lo, UP Leased Wire - Flve Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, August 13, 1919 - Vol. 83, No. 217 Military ReasonlsBehind 8·36

. in a .. ~ Mrs.' Truman N,amed SUPply. ~Il!! Purchase, Says Air Secretary wrote leUen Others lei! WA. HI ,TON (AP )- ecretary foJ' Air Stuart yming­ A l ot.~ . ton .resterday hotly denied tbat tile multi-million dollar jnve t­ little ~ ment in lh e fRr-ranging B -36 atom bomber was based on II allY consideralions other lhan n ational srcurity. In ' F'ive Percent Probe "An £fort ha be n made, he said, .. to show thaI the air­ fare and I personally have done wrong in the purchase of the B-3S. " Report States 'Curfew' Must INot Ring Tonight "It is not t1'l1 e," Symington LONDON (JP) - Big E n, famed London cl::>ck atop the parlla­ snapped. ment building. faile"! to ring at 9 p.m. yesterday. Assuming personal responsibili­ '(rude' Bomb" She Received ty for the decision to push the LLleners 10 the British Broadcasting c~mpany's 9 o'clock news wntroversial superbomber pro­ were startled to hcar the news begin wiUloul the CamillaI' Big Ben gram, Syrnlngton declared that it Freezer Unit chimes, sic:nal for the l)fJ&ram's slart. ' was made solely tor military rea­ Wrecks (ar; Thc LBC Inter announced Big Bcn was running four m inutes slow WASIUNGTON (lI'! - Sen. J o­ sons. He said there were no po­ -"swil J'm ~ of starlill"s arc sIlling on the h:mds holdmg them back." Iilical or businc!s considerations seph McCarthy (R-Wis) hinted involved. broadly yesterday that senators S:rmlngton gave this testl­ Diplomat Safe Invcstigatmg "live pcrcentel's" mon:r to the house armed serv­ havc informati n thal Mrs. Tru­ Yugoslavia Soviet Foe, Icea commlUee whloh Is lnves&!­ PRAGUE fm-A "very home­ mlln was one of several promment eating the B-36 project to aee made" bomb exploded under the personages who received deep whether any outside pressure car of Capt. John Co'lild&, 25, as­ freeze units prepaid. Capitalist Ally: Russia wa broulI'ht to bear In the t istant American a.ttache, at mld­ While he would nol elaborate, awardlDIr of the plane contract night Thursday, 45 minutes aft­ McCarthy told reporters he had 1\10, (~W (.\ J' ) - i~II ' ;sill yest rday branMd Yugoslavia er he had parked It outside his seen a published list of persons to the consolidated Vultee Alr­ II.' an (,MillY of th ~ .. ,j t Lnl!lJl and an lilly of forpigl1 capitalit~. home . whG allegedly received th frcez­ craIL company. In a not" to B"ll:l'flr\r, HIl~~ia charged the Vugo~lav gov­ Q!:eohOllovak police 1I)leJlt. ers and that "my only comment The inquiry was launched after ernm£'nt i. in a him' \lith tht' W£'. trrn power!! and "more and • lour bou ... ,atherla, Ira~ents is that George Allen should 110t Rep. James Van Zandt (R-Pa) mol" 1-; joilling up with il11)1prillli~t cil' Ips a~aillRt the ]'.KS.R." told the house he had heard "dis­ 01 the bomb from the Iront part be on the list." turblng" reports about top de­ of the ear, which was wrecked, III addition to Alit'll, the pub- "1,1'1 the prnple of YII"o. IIl\-ia know," thr Ru !lian notp said. fen se officials and airplane mak­ and from nearb, bulldlnp. 11 h d II t named )\lr • Truman, "the So\'i t ~o\'!'rllmpnt ]o'lk Pending completion of the police IS ers. MaJ. Gen. lIarry Vaut;hall. the on tht' pl'p!';!'nl Y 11go'llav IX'''''­ Before Symington took the Investigation thl! American em­ Pretldenl's mlUlary aide; Chic 1- Soft Coal Leaders emment not as a friend and ally stand, Gen. 110yt Vandenberg, bassy made no representations to JU5tlce Fred Vinson, ecretary but as an ('npmy Bnd adversary the government. alrforce chief of staf!. lashed out of the Treasury John Snyder and of the Soviet Union." "All we asked was that they Jame Yard mau, lormer pre i­ Reject Plan; Avert The note was the fourth ht a at the "false rumors and innuen­ Investigate, and that is what they does," which he told the commlttee denUal naval aide who Is now serle of blttfr dl pltmatic ex­ are doing," a spokesman said. a. federal reserve board rover­ ell nlre ovcr what the govern­ had damaged airforce morale. Childs returned at 11 :15 p.m. to Shutdown of Min-as nor. ment 01 Pr~Dller 1\lar~h31 Tlto At the same lime Vandenburg his apartment In Lbdecka street, regards Illj Russia's abandon­ flatly declared that this country's near the center of Prague, after Chairman Clyde Hoey (D-NC) WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, possession or the jltom Ihomb-plus ment or Vugoslav tHrltor ~I driving a dinner guest home. He whose name has figured persi8t­ \V.VA. Ill'! _ A threatened com- the ability to "deliver it"-pro­ went to bed. The blast awakened en(1y in the inquiry, had volun­ d81m5 a.t the recent big tour pieie shutdown of the nat;on's fonlrn mlnill ters' conference III vides the major check on "the ag­ him and he found a crude bomb enall1 "Waft photo b1 Jlln RObin .... ) teered to tell about his rclations gressive designs of Soviet lead- had shattered the fl'onl part of with the capital's "influence ped­ so(t coal mine· was averted ycs- Pari . ers." his car and broken nearby win­ A Little Patchwork Might Help dlers." Hoey said Vaughan Will be terday when northern and west­ (At the Paris confen-nre. RII ~­ sia sided with the United States, Tht tall slender air chief who dows. called as soon as all the testim'ny ern prcducel's derid d not to chal· bas lu t returned from a mJII­ WHO'S KlI)PING WHO? That's the question Pl'destrlaos could hAve a ked tltemselVfIl U they tried concerning him has been pr.­ Britain and France In rpjecliny. A (rarment. of the bomb went lenge John L. Lewis' three-day tary survey In E\lrope, 1I1untly t1Irough the lron shutt.er Df a t.o. cross the old Beuton street brldlre yesterday. The s lll'll said: "No trucks allowed." FrOID the looks of sen ted. YugoslaVIa's war loss claim for a told the lawmakers: nearby shop. the torn-up rloorloll', a. truck that tried crossinI' wouldn't have gotten far. To the rlgM of the old br:dgc McCarthy is the member of the work week order. slice of soulhern Austria. Priolo "There is only onc major mil­ Childs is from LeWiston, Me. ts the new $265,000 structure which opened last month. subcommittee who brollght the They rejected a proposal to to that meetmg, the Soviet Un­ itary threat to the security of the He has been in Prague about five freezer episode to Hgh t Thursday, close down their mines on Monday ion had supported the Yugoslav United States and the peace of the demands. months. He says he knows no while he was questioning Albert in an effort to lorce Lewis' hand. world. It is pointless to talk In reason why anybody should' have Gross, Milwaukee manulacturer (The Soviet note referred to riddlelr-this threat comes trom planted a bomb either to kill him whose testimony was shut aft r While daimw, they have a legal YurOslavla as an "enenlY" lor the Soviet Union." or to wreck his car. He had re­ he said Vaughan had received CDe ri,ht to do so under the Taft­ the lirst time de!plle the fact Vandenberg then went on to ceived no threats. Hartley labor - management law, Tlt.o and the Kremlin have heen HONOLULU Ill') - The CIO of the units. say that "for the next few years Childs said the bomb evidently the opera tors said they did not at pollUcal odds for more tha.n Jocngshoremen's u n Ion charged Gros said the freeters were tbe B-36 provides the spearhead had been planted neir Ule radlatol choose to "revert the law of a year. yesterday that HawQn's dock sl!lz- pald for by Pavld Bennett, pres­ to for the ready-for-combat force in of the car. It appe.ared to have UAW Boss Ready Geno Collins Named the jungle." In Jun , 194.8, Tit and his top . ure law is unconstitutional and Ident of Albert V riel' & com­ being which this country mu ~t been home made, consisting of a After both operator and United C)mmunist lieutenants were oust­ disclosed it }'IllI open an all-out pany, a Chicago perfume con­ constanlly have at hand." lead pipe in which a cin of Mlneworkers representatives had ed from the commform-Russia's To Set · Ford S1rike court battle to tear the legislation To follow Bradley cern. At the time, John Mara­ Although he said he was not powder had been Inserted. gon, one time Kansas City boot­ agreed that the declsi' n meant network 01 eadern European obligated professionally .to defend to shreds. there would be no complete coal satellites. Russia and her eastErn Union attorney Harriet Bousl

~ . Rompl .38-0 Joall Su.rgery for Bill K ~y, Seven (enters I n J U red InS tar· Dr ,II5 HlCAGO (UP )-The Philadelphia Eagles, a An uperation to correct II rat.her serious injury to his vertebrae Bolsler, Hawk ha5 been performed 01L former "Gniver of Iowa • hard-hittir;'J a a ca valry l'quadron, romped tbrough the colleg Bill Kay, ity All-Stars III t night for a 3 to 0 triumph befol'e 93,7 0 fan taclde who wa hurt iu practice with the college Ail -S tar foot- p'y I Pos'f' n in oldier field. ball squad. I 0 I 10 It was the mo t one- ided triumph in the 16 pro·aIl- tar Kay was injured about. 10 day ago in a drill at Evau ton, Ill. games on the books, and .-,urpa sed the hicago Cardinal' 28 to He al 0 will be unable to play with the New York Giant' this (Th!. is the fust of a series o victory la t year a the easi- f • • • fall. his wife said yesterday. I ------of six stories abou. candidates " Doctors f!' el that surg-!'I'Y former Iowa tackle sulfered a frac­ for the University of Iowa's 1941 e t on record. The Statistics will fix him up and after a suitable ture of the fifth I umbar vertebra ,ootball team.. Halfbacks will The Eagles, champi:ms of the period of rest, he ~hould be able to when he threw a block during a be taken UP in the next story.) National Football league, record­ AU-Stars £a,'es F ~ r t downlt •...... •...... " 19 play football again," Mrs. Kay said. practice session at Northwestern's By ERIC C. WILSON ed the nlnfh triumph for the pro­ Net Tard, RushinI' ...... 1 ttl "However, all of our plans for fall Dykes stadium last week, Tho s e inverted-view-of-the­ fessionals agslnst five for thl! Forward P luses aUempt.eChuck Bednarik 01 Penn, both 01 Ibe months. Da ve Foerster firnl a 74 ove\' That march stopped when of the top candidate ~ and Bob terence said yesIE rday. AU-Slars. f The doctor said the 215-pound the Elks Country cLub course yes­ C,yde "smackG,ver'" Scott, Ar­ terday to win the championship Snyder of Sioux City, 205-pound­ ka- sa. Jialfback, fumbled on flight ot the annual American er who was most valuable Hawk­ the Eagle 30 after he had run Legion go lf tournament of Roy L. eye in 19H and a reserve in 1947 eight yards. Jack Meyers re­ Chapek Post No. 17. and 194B, will try again, covered for 'he pros. Frank Bates' 73 captured first The third "I" man at center Then began the march to the place in the co mmander's flight, won his letter last fall as a good end. The Eagles roared to the Cards Take Half~Game Lead In NL Chase and John Mahoney's 91 was the defensive fullback. Joe Paulsen of Stal !!9 Lefor. the coll~g ians he,ld top spot in the vice-commander's Davenport, 200 pounds, was ~ hfrt­ and Ilrt~r Don Dull. "outhern Oal­ flight. ed to center in the spring and ifornia, p~ n t ('(, out of bounds on Staley, Garagiola, r liM AJ~nI Braves Snap Bums' The scores of the first three in caught on fast. He likes the lob the Eagles 29, ,he pros rolled for Recognition for Robby each !light: and enjoys line-backing, a· touchdown. CHAMPIONSHlJ' FLIGHT A top sophomore Is John j /r.H Uft. I 6-Game String, 5-3, Van Buren Sparks Drive Musial Combine to 1. Dave Foerster - 7! Towner of Des Moines, a Nile StEve Van Buren. an al1~leagul! 2. Bob Clem - 76 Kinnick scholar or 205 1l0und, halfback', sparked the drive with 3. Ralph Bchlin - 76 Rout Pirates, 8..1 Stifiii!iiiijA.l Behind Nels Potter and II, former ali-Slater. He's a a 24-yard dash 1.0 the All-Stars' 47, COMMANDER'S FLIGHT fine student and likes the game, 1. Fran!k Bates - 73 and although the period ended "'ST. LOUIS (A")-Gerry Sts ley, B ROO K L Y N UP) .!-. Tommy Hopeful of breaking in at least at NAlIONA! , LtAG E 2. Bill Hayek - 89 befc re the tally came, Van Buren Joe Garagiola and Stan Musinl W L I'CT. Gil Holmes and Jeff Heath each belted intervals are Frank Heldt, Jr., 210, 3. Cliff Rasley - 89 finally went wide around for one combined their talents la ~t night ff f. Lollis . • . • £17 29 .ti3:! tw run homers last night to Chicago, Ill.; Ronald Petersen, Brook lyn ... '" .67 to .flUI VICE-COl\fl\IANDER'S FLIGHT yard and the score. to lift the 51. Louis Cardinals back spark the Boston Braves to a 5-3 "fW "1' ork ...... ' 42 .MU 1. J ohn Mahoney - 91 195, 01ear Lake; and Holg r Chris­ After that it was simple. The into first place in the nip-and­ So. lon . ..•• M 6S .309 triumph over the Brooklyn Dodg­ tensen, lBO, Iowa City. Eagles staged a drive from the tuck National league pennant PhiladelphIa . . ' 34 M .491 2. Joe Smith - 95 Pltl,burCh .. 48 • 68 .41\3 ers, Nelson Potter went all the 3. Al Gies - 97 ~tars 45 to the 16 and when line chase. (,lnclDnoU ...... IS At .IO~ WAY for Boston, scatterf1g seven Chlro,o ...... H fig .816 Byrne Pitches Yankees plays and passes failed, Cliff Pat­ Staley stopped the Pittsburgh VESTEltlli\Y'S 8COR£8 hits. ton booted a 23-yard field goa!. Pirates with six hits while Stan ~H. LOllis II, P.fl ttbur.. " 4 The victory ended the D ' dgers' To 7-3 Win Over A's Four plays later Pete Pihos and Joe pounded three-run t'hUadelpbia ~, New York 0 Borowy Leads Phils 8o')t(ln 6, 11 10ukl),11 ~ six-game winning streak before a PHILADELPHIA (JP) - South­ blocked a punt by Bob Goode, hom.us to give the soarlnJ Red­ IOnly ,amel cheduled) homecoming crowd of 31 ,46B. paw Tommy Byrne settled down Texas A & M, and the Eagles birds an 8 to 2 victory before TOUi\Y'S PITCIIERS Over Giants, 2-0 Philadelphia &1 New Yor" - (~) - The homers by Holmes and after a shaky first inning and took over on the Stars' ~1. more than 22,000 fans. Bobertl (Hl- t O .nd rev'" ~8-t" VI Kos .. NEW YORK (JP)-l:Iank Borowy hurled four-bit ball over the last o {7·6) aDd U UlUn, (9-10) Heath came off the fast-ball slants In ftve plays Russ Craft poured The outcome, combined with Boslon at Brooklyn _ SaiD <8·)2) .... eight frames as New York defeat­ of Big Don Newcombe. Newcombe, shut out the N~w York Giants over [rem the four tor another the Brooklyn Dodgers' defeat at ~o. "1-9' on three hits yesterday as the ed Philadelphia 7-3 last night. Ltneillnltl a: t hlearo - FolIC (" .. I J) v~ stQPDed after winning fOllr straight counter. the hands of the Boston Braves, Leonard (1-14) Philadelphia Phillies took the The Yankees' victory left th,m Tally Once In Third gave the Redbirds a slim-half­ I'lIl.burgh aI 81. Loul. (nl,htl gave up six hits but walked five seven-inning opener of a five­ five games in front of the 13oston The Eagles tallied only once in game margin over the Dodprs. hambers (;-3) '" lU Dler ell-"> in seven innings. Red Sox who moved into second AMERICAN LEAG E Bo~tu...... , .... 100 20'1 Of ')-'b" l game srries, 2-0. W L P T . G B the third period when Tommy Staley blanked the Sm~ky City IJtook l,. '" . .. .U2fi filii OOo-~1 7 I Rain washed out the last two place ahead of Cleveland with a N.w York ..... 07 au ."!i~ Thompson passed to Piho~ 1 for outfit until two were out in the P o.tlfr and Salk.eld; Ne;WODmbe-, Min­ innings. It wall the IltlJ vl~tory twin triumph over Washington. B01Un ... , .... 1 .... 03' .a n .~8;J ner f8) and Ildw.rd,. tP.Ne,Jc.",b~. 'B.It­ six yards after Al Wistert re­ eifihth when Tom Saffell, Rooki .. CJ4"",,.'and . . . . • Ii'.! "6 .51U BO!6&ou "U eelb and Holmes. of the year for Borowy, who has Gene Woodling was the big gun covered a bad Ja teral pass by J ac~ oufielder, hits his first major PI,Uadelphl.. •... . r.~ ~1I .646 in the Yanks' eight-hit attack on n.lrqit ...... ~9 60 .M! • .. 1f been beaten eight times. Mitchell, Oklahoma. Other Eagle le3gue homer, scoring Stan Ro­ Cbi'I,o .. .. 40 W~ ... 211 A home run by Granny Ham­ Joe Coleman. He drove in four counters came on marchES of 62 \\'-.shlnr lon ., ft7J, 67 .:t62 jek, who had singl€d. Staley did zt. Lou II . .. _81S ?2 .3'!1 Shotton Says He Will ner off Sheldon JOnES In the iirst runl! ,with three hits, including a and 54 yards with Noble Doss not pass a batter, YIlSTIlI&UAY' S SCORES inning gav.e Borowy all the lead triple and double, 4. 8 1. Protest B?ston Victory plunging from the four for the The Redblrds lost no Ume in f).lroll Loul. J he needed. No .. York ...... ~03 2/H) 0000-711 Npw York 1, Phll.delphla 3 Pbll~a.lpbla . . •. . .. 200 0011 001-' G I first and the second coming when routlng big Ernie Bonbam, who ChfciI,o ft . It:~"lsnd:5 BROOKLYN (JP) - Brooklyn The Phils added another tally Byrne and Silvera; CDltman ana: Olef­ Bill Macrides passed for 11 yards Bus t On l lJ- JR. , a sllinrton 7-ll ro. blauked them. with s'x hUs In TOUi\Y·S PITClfEItS Manager Burt Shotton announced in the sixth when Hank Behrman to Neill Armstrong. Pittsburgh July 7. Bonham New Vork U I'hll.delllhi. - It••• bl after the game that he was pre­ rn!J.aced Jones w~th the lbaseE (11· 1) YI Fowlor 111·0) Wt:s'J'ERN LEAGUE It was a clear cut win lot the - -- .. ~ . ro l"·r It passed Red Schoendilnst and Wa.hln,lon a l 8 00100 -W. lk (2·G) , .. testing last night's 5 to 3 victory loaded, two out and one ball on P o. ph1n 0 pros. The Eagle line, bluer; Lincoln 9, Omaha 0 Lou Kleul and Mu::hl followed Klndor I 1 3 - ~) by the Boston Braves over the Hamner and completed the base ruter and harder hitting, out­ St. Loui, .t Dt l roll - Drews (4-9) VA on balls to force in a run. with his 19th homer of the sta­ Gu)' (;-"7) Dodgers. classed the colle,lana aU the eon atop the rl,M field pavilion (0 nly ,am ••••beduled' Broowy struck out four men Shotton was indignant over a ENGLERT • LAST DAY way, and even In the backfield toof. and walked only one. ihe veteran proll were show;ng Vic Lombardi relieved Bon­ decision on Duke Snider's eighth Phllodolphl...... IIWJ 0111 I-~ 6 0 Trucks' 2-Hitter inning triple with one out. Sni­ Now Yor" ...... 000 VOO t-(I 8 0 more pllUlJ'in, power and greai­ ham in the second and gave up a BorOWY ( I L·&) anet 8emlnlek; Tonel, er speed. der's drive, which acccrdi ng to 8ehrman (61. aan •• n (1) and S . Mueller. run on Garagiola's single, wild Beats Browns, 4-1 I.I'-Jon •• (9-8)· JIll-Hamner. Pass defense too was an impor­ pitch, and Klein's double. Umpire Art Gore, hit the three­ foot screen atop the centerfield tant factor. Thompson, the ace PIIlsbur,h ...... 000 0011 0211-! 6 2 DETROIT (JP) - Virgil (Fire) MAXIM BOUT SLATED pro quarterbal:k, hit an even .SOO Sl. Loull ...... HIO 0111 00,,-8 9 U wall, bounded back on the play­ Bon,bam, Lombardi (tl and l'l cCul­ Trucks gave up only two hits Cleveland (IP) - Joe Maxim's for the night with 11 completions ing field, Gore caUed it a homel', loulb : B'ol.y and Oatorlolo, .IS he pitched the Detroit Tigers manager said yesterday his fight­ then revereed him· clf. in 22 attempts for 115 yards and ------.------.------, to a 4 to 1 victory over the St. er will "definitely" meet Champ­ one touchdown. Louis Browns last night. in lhe Gore, in explaining the reversal. ion Freddy Mills in a world light Even though the All-Stars had said he thought. balls hilting lhe heavyweight title. match at Lon­ • opener of a three-game series. four Quarterbacks, none could do alP,tmg While Shatters Parr T kes Tam Golf Lead It was his 14th win against eight screen below the railing, werc don in October or November. anything through the air. Okla­ lesses. hort'le runs. He said he 13ter rea­ And if My:im wins that one, Complete New Show homa's Jack Mitchell attempted CHICAGO liP) .!.. Buck White's The two St. Louis hils - Singles lized his error in interpreting the Jack Kearns added, he wlll get a SUNDAY two throws; one was knockel! seven-under-par 65 yesterday gave by Beb Dillinger and J ack Gra­ gr und rule and waved Snider cr'lck a t E~zard Charles' NBA down and the other intercepted, him a halfway total of 135 and ham - produced the only Brownie back to third, . heavyweight crown at Chicago, Frank TrJpuka of Notre Dame Chisox Nkk Tribe run in the first inning. After that I probably in February. completed two Ol1t cf three passes the lead by a whisker in a bunched chase of par-busters Ihe Detroit righthander slammed DENVER D l\lPS BRUINS for. a net loss of fiv.e yards anI! On Adams' Hit, 6-5 THREE-I LEAGUE sprinting for the $10,000 first prize the door. 10-0, had his third attempt intercepted. DES MOINES (JP) - Denver W.'erloo Quincy 2-2 of the T3m O'Shanter World golf J oe Ostrowski started for the Davenporl I-I, SprLnsfteld O-l Norm Van Brocklyn, Oregon star, (JP)-Herb Ad- vaulted ali t in the ntnth gave ~hE' was charged with the loss, hi s the Bruins, 2-0, on four hits. MELODY TIMf; an opening round 70 which left Chicago White Sox a 6 to 5 vic­ TARZAN AND THE MERMAIDS him nine under par. Despite this tory r,ver the Cleveland Indians seventh to go with six wins. t son and Tunner-up fer the ]9-1.9 _ Ortiz hit a thre r un homer in half century will pass In review Na{ional PGA title, dropped 1n !l the opming inning. His double in belore Iowans in all secti:ms of IO-foot birdie Plitt on the last NOW thE' ninth drove in the other two the state in a new mofon picture, hole to gain sec:md place. Icores. Yost rapped his "Fame of the Black and Gold," Deadll cked in third with 137 On BirhWay 'P ..... ,., . EdeVe UMMINS ninth homer in the same frame. Prnd BOttom Up" by lb. !lev. McGH. :_;::~=;;;..;;.:.::;"'"";;;;..;~ _____~ span Iowa Union when they re­ Saturday. 1 p.m. senior ~bolr rebursal. t. B b bed h ·..... hair Dial lIN Joan ~[8rie Hess und 'tanle" R Johnson, both I tudents, turn to SUI in September. Sunday t... u,. 21 1 8 un. Holy ""m· The policeman said that his big FUI.Ll!:R BRUSHES and cosme IC.. a Y . ' Ip. C • munlon. 10:" a.m. momln, pnoy ... and Auto. fOr SOle - Us8d 21 feet were a result of his environ- Call 2381. or Ext. 2210. married at 9 a.lD. yesterday' in St. Patrick's church here. University workers Wednesday ~rrnon . The bride, daughter of Mr. Bnd Mrs. R. W. Hess, 515 S. began a month - long cleaning, Th.. m1d-ww< cel .. bratlon of holy com- ment- he was ral~ed. in the foot- Nwe: and Aa"'diO-- 103 munlon will co~n~.. SepL It. 1941 Ford Sedan; 1941 Plymouth hills. FoUow your feet to the AN- SinIle bed, complete. Dial 3411. Ire t, i a ophomore and )1r. Johnson, son of :Mr. and painting and reconditionJng pro­ UNION lIaViCIS sedan; It:l8 Chevrolet club NEX, for a real evening of tun. . Dependable radio repairs. Pick.up Y. O. Johnson, Albert ity, i a commerce senior. ject at the Union, R.J. Phillips, .... c..,n •.u._l .~.re" superintendent of the division of Sund.y. 10:45 a.m. Prof. PlIul G. Kuntz coupe; 1938 Chevrolet sedan; 1935 .---.,-..------n Trader-size bottle gas stove. Three and deliver. Woodburn SoUDd rollowing a wedding trip to of GrinneU calltle wUl pr~ach "Who Ford; Model A Ford. Ca ~ h, terms, InstructiOD gJ burners and oven. 15 Hawkeye IService 8-01~1. f ada, they will make their maintenance and operations, said WanU to be Sav~'" • trade. Ekwall Motor Co., 627 S. Village " yesterday. The work will be com­ .".e at 624 S. Clinton street af­ ZION LUTHEaA~ CRVaCR Capitol. Ballroom dance leasODI. IIImI Guaranteed repair. for all m'" pleted Sept. 10, he .ald. (AMerlt...... t ••, •• C ••'ereaee) Sept. 1- Miss Muriel Abrams Youde Wurfu. Dial 9US. Portable sewin« machine avail- Home and Auto radio•. W8 pick- Inside work is largely cleaning J.ba...... BJ ....Ia,I4l .....do 1941 Siudebaker Champion de- \'he marriage rites were sol­ A. 1.... l.t 1 ~---,..-...,.-:------1Irt able: Sew-Gem, New Home, up and deliver. Sutton Radio ~ and touching up of walls, floors Sundaya.v.. e :15 a.m.C...... Sunday .,hooL 10:30 uxe. Bran d n ew tJre s. VI'sor,- ra . ell. by the Rev. Raymond ::.Roo:.:::ma=..:f.:.or:..:.R:;:e:=D:.:.t _____ and Domestic, $149.911. We service lee. 33!'E. Market. Dial 22811. To Wed l.l. Washer and furniture. • .m . Divine lervlce. Sennon by tbe dio and heater. $695. Call 3441 ~81 • a in a double-ring cere­ pastor on "Delullon. of SaItey." ft 5 SO all makes. O. K. Apr-Iiance, 620 The hallway and 10unges of the WednHday. 1::10 p.rn. SUve, te. al lb .. _a_e_r_:__ p_._m. ______Large double sleeping room for y before an altar decked with 'fhe engagement 01 a 19"6 SUI second-floor University club will ol. 1\ a.m. alville. graduates. Phone 2327 evenings Phone 29tudents desire ed bodice and short sleeves. Funeral services tor John Bar­ and things to fix up their apad- the footbridge across the Iowa Ing. while parents work. Dial 8-1175. .~ carried an arm bouquet of cus, 85, Iowa City, who died early P.lly (except Sund.y. Ind It,al boll- furnished apartment tor occu- Ba.ila~e Transfer ments. You can reach l4e.. river. d.y.). 3 p.rn. Public nadln, room...... --..n-- ---.------.,-,1 pancy nOW or in September. $25 It i!adiell and white daisies. y slerday morning, will be at 9 • Help Wanted 4 Dial - 96~ - Dial people with a Daily Iow;n II reception was held in t.he a.m. today in st. Patrick's church. 'f1I1l IVAI'IOIUCAL FU& CBvaC., - rl'ward lor apartment. Write P.O. Want Ad. n of the bride's parents alier Mr. Barcus had suttered a long ....OF I . CO.ALVV. tre.•• ILLE , .. ter Efficient young man or lady for Box 532, Iowa Oily. ceremony. illness and was attended at a Cify Issues $20,750 Sunday. 1 , ~5 a.m. Sund')I liChool. 10:50 general oftlce work. Permanent. Call 4191 today and p(fc:8 a.m. Wonhlp. lluule by the Rev. V. employment. Larew""'. nursing home at 230 E. Prentiss And .. non of SlA>nn Llk ... Jowa .• p.m. __ >' Real Estate Oakdale vl,ltalion . 8:30 p.m. Free Cburch ------­ lin ad to sell your miscellany. street. In Building Permits Youlh fellowship. 8 p.m. !:venln. ser- Bookkeeper. Apply in person. Completely modern country home Costs are surprisingly loW, $tate Asked to Finance He was born in Ohio Aug. 11, vIce. Sermon by Ihe Rev ....nde ...... n. KXIC Typewriters Monday. 1 p.m. Boy $COut. mHt at . with six acres of land. Model set results are good. Call utlt Highlanders Trip Abroad 1864, and came to IOwa City at an Iowa City building prospects the old Khool. of form buildings. Immediate pos­ Stop in and see the new early age. Weclneld,y. 1 p.m . Oaltdale Mrvlu. Wanted.: efficient person for of­ ••,al Portable. thine, so you can aet your looked glum with the city engin­ Thunday . • p.m. Prll·.r ..rvlee. 8 D.m. s~ ion . Leal Hoffman. Realtor. Tbe American Legicn, during Surviving him are a daughter, eer's office issuing permits for Cbolr reh.,naJ. fice help. P rmanent employ­ Dial 8-1311. We repair all makes of type­ goods before the people Who tell recent Iowa conven tion, Mrs. Bert Emmons, and a grand­ only $20,750 worth at proposed FrldllY. • P Ol. MIa~on lOdetf wlU ment. write Box 8-E, Daily Iowan. writers. Vlctpr Adding Marhine. woni them. • pl>sed me .. t .1 tbe Mrs. Donald Belville , ..1- Just completed two-bedroom tl!r imrredlate delivery. a resolution requesting the daughter, Wanda Ebert, both of construction the past two week.s. denc", 321 £ . Davenport Itreel. Ilate interim committee to fur­ house. Irnmediate possl!s5l0n. Iowa City. The total compared with $26,700 .------. ~ f i\IIII 81'. lI~aY'8 efore Holy o '11, Dr. L. L. Dunnington, pastor The corner stone of the im­

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