Weather Note from the South "Th. Weather Today"'"
E8QUEL, ARGENTINA (UP)-Flve hundred inhabi Partly cloudy and continued warm and hu tants of the !IOuth ArlenUna conununU)" of £1 Co)"te ... ere mid today and tomorrow witK widely scat _Iated )"esterda, b, a v\clent anowstorlll. All no_unl .Uons were eut and roads and hJ,hwan ... ere blocked. tered thundershowers. High today, low The ~overnment waa reported preparinl to drop food OWQl1 90s except in shower areas. low tonight and lIIed\clne b, air to the snowbound co_unll.,. 68. Yesterday's high was 93; low, 67. Est. 18GS-Vol. SO. No. 283-UP. AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Friday. AU<.JWII 27. 1948-Five Cenis Pro-Communist Demonstration Pro .. Communists Outside Berlin City Hall Denounces Berlin Go,yernment Says Party Regarded BERLIN tJP)- A roaring Communist·ll'd throng swept into Btrlin's city hall yesterday and heard their leader demand a new municipal government to "work hand in hand with the great Soviet nion. " In a. counter·demonstration thre hours later, anti· ommunists denounced the invasion as ,. the putsch illat failed. " Hiss As A Communist • licing through lTnes of thE' oviet-b8eked east Berlin police, about 500 Communlst demonstra Western Diplomats' tors installed themselves in the Hurricane SpoHed Budenz Testimony also Names SaDie of Ideologies empty council seats while 10.000 Ready for Another others yelled in the streets out Over Mid-Atlantic; side. Former Government AHorneys Contin~es at World . Inside the hundreds shouted Kremlin Conference "down with the capitalists" and Headed for Florida WA . ·HI~(JTON ( P}- J;()ui Budem:, rorml'r ditor of the Council of Churches MOSCOW - EnvoyS of the three Daily Worker, ha told hou. inv .Iigatol'!i that x· tate depart. (Map On fale 4.) AMSTERDAM (JP) - ~Iegates there are .,estern powers have received m nt officer Alger H ' W88 con id red a Communi t by party lItO "down- with the splltters of Ger MIAMJ, FLA. (UP)-A tropical to the world council of churches the Dew instructions from home and leade in 19W lind 1941, it wa di cl d y terday. Unitaor have asked the Russians for ano many" while those outside chant burricane whirling over the At heard behind closed doors yester ther conference at the Kremlin, ed the "International" and waved lanltc picked up speed late yes Th~ l'X· ommnni t I adpr. who) £t Ih party to rejoin th e day the plea of a theologian from Communist-ruled Czechoslovakia it wa.s revealed yesterday. red banners. terday and sent lis howling winds 'atholic ('huTt-h, said hI' did not know pE"""onatly. aid Hi He for "more imaginative thlnkln, In U. S. Ambasslldor Walter 'Be No C&8Ul.lt.Ies were reported. toward the maInland at 18 miles thai hand othl'r top omm,,· the west on the International Que dell Smith, French Ambassador The Invaders left the challlber an hour. stion." Yves Chataigneau and British alter listenlnr to the baran~. The stonn moved in a mrth ni ts "regarded him alway'" as IScaHered Showers special Envoy Frank Roberts a.nd the crowd dBpened with wl'.$terly direction from lis birlh 8 party mpmbcr. At the same secret session they were standing by for another out incidents. place 000 miles north est of Puer heard a speaker - not Identified to Rico. spawning ground of the Budenz' statement was made on Predl'cted for Area - report many persons preferred joint meeting of the current ser The demonstration cllmaxed Tuesday at a closed Ion ot a ieS of talks that began July 31. great wind that slruck the Flori house un-Aml'rican activities sub suicide rather than return to the weeks of Russian attempts . - Soviet orbl t. They were ready lor the caU Jast spearheaded by the Soviet-spon da coast last September. committee A transcript 01 hiA A cooling .02 of an Inch 01 rain nJlbt but believed it would come sored Socialist Unity party (SED) The center was still more than te timony became available yes tell yesterday on Iowa City about Anlwe... Dulles today. - to smash the overwhelmingly 1.200 mUe from the F ida terday. 5:30 p. m. and the weather bureau The speech by theoloa prates. coast late yesterday and the hur predicted more today and tomor sor Joseph Hromadka of PralUe. Continue Talke anti-Communist city administra lAP Radlo"'lr~pheto' "Could Use Jllnuenee'l' tion . CA.RRYING BANNERS AND PLACARD , this pro-ColDIDun'" ricane warning ervice WaJ not row with hot, humid air. replied to a statement mllde in • A meeting with Premier Josef prepared to predIct ils ulUmate crowd rna ed out Ide 8erlln'S city hall ,e lerday llnd demanded Hi~s' name was mentioned in Scat~ered showers this afternoon sectlonal debate ot the councll'lI Stalin in the Kremlin Monday Wa.nt Neutral Ground among other thlnr , a new mUnlclpaJ Il'overnment ror Berlin. The direction. Three vessels were Communi ·t circles as lut 85 1944 and this evenln, and a,aln Satur- assembly by John Foster Dulles. nllht, a session which lasted a IBrle banner In th,. (' ('nter or the pi lure say : "Awa)" with bank known to be In the area and one, American Pres'byterlan layman. record four hours and 40 min At the counter-demonstration of and 1945 a. a man who could rupt city wunen." Placard at lower ri&"hl says: "The Americans the liner VI l'¥inia, was said by "u I' some influence" Budenz t - This ended the first phase :>t utes, resulted in a decision to Berlin's Socialists, held outside For lltortr. on how the re t or should pay for the airlift tltentl>elve :' Three hOUR laler German the coast guard to be In "ab:olut tUied. He did not elaborut~ 011 the church ballles here over So the Reichstag, conservative Chris the ~ountry I t.1I In~ tJle hot contlnue the talks. antl-Commun is demollslraied agam t the Communists. ely no danger." thl8 statement or explain whether vlel policy and communi m. The Ihformants who had said pre tian Democratic union and Lib wulher, tum to PAGE 4. eral Democrat speakers demand Wind speed at the center of the IIi ' was still consid red a party subject was brouilht before the viously there was a fair chance of hurricane wu set at 100 miles m mber. council on Its opening day by the four-power agreement coming out ed that the council be given "8 neutral meeting place" outside the an hour by "hurricane hunt r" HI s hnl b en accused of mt'm day and Sunday with ome tl'm two men. of the kremlin talks now rated Soviet sector and greater 'support servation planes. Its center had ber hlp In a prewar Commtlnl~t pol'ary cooling In the ahower area Dulles argued that the Soviet prospects as good. from the western occupying pow Says Renewal of War shIfted to about 370 miles north underground by W"lttaker Chnm wa the foreca. t. Union Is not devoted to peace. The Informants emphasized that ers. north 8'1 of lin Juan, Puerto Ri ben, an admitled ex-Communist Tllmperatu today and tomor- Prof. Hromadka declared the west their forecast applled to agree co, indicating the storm was tak who is now a senior editor of row are expected to range from was declining (rom a former posi. ment on procedure for attempting More than 5.000 Berliners cheer ed speakers there who shouted Ing a more north rly direction Time magulne. morn 109 lows or 70 to afternoon lion of a supreme world power \0 solve differences ,between the Asked of Arab than previously reported. hlShs of 1l3. and did not realize It. States pror~sor that supporters of Democracy in Dudenr., now a at east and west. Berlin wlll stand firm and "turn Will MI8 Pu rto Rico Fordham university, named as Yeslerday'!i temperatures at the I.YII We i Deluded Not Final back the tide of Communism come JERl TSAJ,E~1 (PP ) ~T(,wlI and Ar8b! "Color Cartoon" Added Shorta "Houndinq The Hare." You Call't Win LUJACI, LUCKMAN AND LAYN£-Vetel:an Quarterback Sid Luckman (center) poses wUh t.wo new - Colortoon - "Novel Hit" ejlJQeI'l to the ranks of the Chlcaco Bears durinr a pre-season workout at CoUe&evllle, Ind., yes&erday. ._-- - Late News - JDhnDY LuJack (left), former Notre Dame creat, and Bobby Layne (rlrht), 'texas university alUlllngs. !!!!!!~~~~~~!~ Laleej WoJ'ld New. add to tbe neW bloo4 In tbe Beahl' backfield. . .; 1 ·, - ," . 'Des Moines Man Serves Five Hours .OfFICIAl DAILY BtftlETIN .. Society l'on Traffit Count .... DES MOlNES (JP;-Clarke B . Beard, De Moin .. treets com missioner, was free y ·terd y after a five-hour sojourn in city nlDA.Y. A. UGUST 17, 1... jail B ard entered the jail at 12:10 CALENDAR p.m. to serve a six-day sentence UNIVERSITY on a charge of driving 51) miles Thunda. eptember Z ThanU,. 8epte.ale.r 1. an hour in a 20 mile an hour wne. Orientation Week beIInJ. Earlier he had declined to pay a Independent Study Unit closes. ThDnlla,. IeptaDiler II $30 fj ne BSSI!:>sed by traffic 7:30 a. In. Opeoinl of c.... Judge C. S. Cooter. and had re (For lnIormaUoa rel'ardIDa' ..... -FHl fused the ollen; of friends to pay twa . It, ..... th line. '" reservaUoa, iD lb. elnee .t Ute PI ....&, Old C...... ) Late th· alternoon a nephew. John Beyer, Des Moines lumber GENERAL NOTICES company sale Il\Ilnager. paid the fine. Beard was released from ment documents department, libr jaU at about 5 p.m. Golters wishin, to avoid con ary annex, and education-philoSQ Beard said he allowed the fine &estion on the first tee of the uni phy-psycbolofY library. East ball. to be paid because "it was pretty versity gol1 course should anance will be 8:30 a. rn. W noOIl and 1 rough on my wife and I hear he for st .. rtlng time every alternoob to 4:30 p. m. Monday to Frida, has been crying. Because of her and al 0 Saturday and SundaY and 8:30 a. In. to noon on Satur· I changed my mind." momin glll. The go!! coune will day. The streets commissioner plead open at 8 In. Saturday and Sun Schedules tor ather departmea ed guilty to the speeding charge a. this morning and then. asked per day and at 7 a. m. other days. Call tal libraries will be posted on ~ mlssion to ex plain why he was ellteiWon 2311 lor starting time. doors of each library. driving so fllst. Ml MIERI A CANDIDATE, LORRAINE LOWDEIl, peers throu,h lOme roo ot a ,lant piece of All libraries will be cloled 1I0n- J udge Cooter impo ed the fine drln,,'cocl on the ~ ore of the Paclfl ocean. Iss Lowder. & Iln'mer Unlve It 01 10w8 Itudent, wlJl UNIVEB ITY LDlPABY BOUa S day, Sept. 8, lAbor Day. following Beard'S explanation that repre enl Ibe taie 01 Washlnrton. h~ had a "bunch of important LibrarY schedule from Aug. ~ to r ALL 'I"D.ftt calls to make." After the tine was * * * ------Sept 22 for the readIng room. Freshman orientation arlivit18 imposed Beard said h had no Macbride hall; reserve and perio for the fall term start September money to pay it and was ready to Former Coed 'Now dical r eading rooms and govern- J 8. Classes bealn September U . "start serving my Ume." Raccoons Give Careless Picnickers Hints 'Miss Washington' A large variety and Quantity ot Ka~la of West Liberty. Fre- Give Attendance Figures In Mealtime Etiquefte af Iowa Cify Park ducks can usually be found by quently some persons donate an dGINA EELMAN WILL l\-lARRY MARTIN P. GOLDEN on F"or Playground Season A former University of Iowa the lagoon and the noisy group imals to the park. 8tpl. 16. Miss Seelman. the daughter of Mrs. Irene Seelman. 308 student, Lorraine Lowder, is a M t Iowa Cltians are helping days. Saturday and Monday. On gathers each mornln, when the "A friend of mine." Turecek t. Church street. was graduated from Co ,rove hi, h school. The total a It MAHER 1IKi>S. ' TRANBFEJt SUTTON RADIO SERVICE For Elid811t Fwnlture Guaranteed Repairs MOVING F or All Ma kes Home and Auto Radios And We Pick-up and Deliver BAGGAGE'l'ftANSf'!R 331 E. Market Dial 22311 DIAL - 9696 - DIAL Let Us K~ Ypur Clothes Looking like New I C. 0, D. Oeailers FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE DIAL 4433 108 S. CAPITOL Try Our Alterations aad BePain Dept. 'lID' DAILY IOWAN. nmAY. AUGUST 27, 19U-PAGE FOUK Turn LeHers Dunnington on Way to Church Meet Hoi Weaftier 'Real wtlizzer' Brew,ing in Atlantic '- Dads (lose Pool Fund Drive ~ I 0---;00--1 The swimming pool fund drive ------, ; l.A TIm M1~[S wil! end on Sept. 4, the Commu after the city council decided 10 Stories (ome nity Dalls. sponsors of the drive, accept the various bids on tbt 01.. Kasen'kina announced last night. p i cosling an estimated $12,$00, This action was taken by the ReSidents of Iowa City had vo~ Dads even though the drive is still $112.500 for the pool in two ~ Over to Police In Bunches $1,738,21 short of their $12,500 elections. goal. CHICAGO ( -- The hoUest Portions of the 1'..01 to be ~i WASHINGTON (A'» -- Photo BERMUDA weather of the year oppressed The Dads also decided to have Lor by the special public IU\). I!'aphs of two letters Moscow said a dance open to the general pu b scriptLio n included the balh p1lilll. were written by Mrs. Oksana S. most of the nation yesterday. - lic on FridaY, Sept. 3 from 9 p,m . Ding (which has now been Iake!t Kasenkina are being turned over There was no relief in sight. The fifth consecutive day of the to 12 midnight. The dance wu.1 care ot), the hot water hea~ to New York police to find out probably be held at the Com ul1d pool equipment. wljether they are genuine. heat wave brought higher tem peratures in the east and higher munity building and the admiss Crandrath pointed out how The state department announc ion charge will be 50 cents per ed the action yesterday. without humidity in the midwesl Jnterest in the drive had ~ New York had 100 after 121100n person. Proceeds will go into the in the last lTl"nth by quoting tbt IUtln, there is any o[fJcial sus swimming pool fund. picion that they were not writ (Iowa time)-its second hottest $9,862.28 figure the pool ~ tel) by the refugee Russian school mark in history. , Keith Parizek and his orchestra contained on July 27. This me~ teacher. Baltimore also had 101r. Most will donate their services lor the ihat only $899 ,51 was recelVfll But press officer Michael J. Mc other eastern citie~ven up in dance. in an entire Illonth. At this /'I' Dermott noted to reporters that Maine and Vermont-had record The decision to end the drive It would take two more months at os "their authenticity has not been highs for the day. was made because the drive has least to complete the drive. Cltarl COJifirmed." Other officials made Nowhere in the country was been on since June 22. William there much rain. But forecasters cbitf pliLin they expected the New York Grandrath, publicity chairman difd police wlU check personally with said crops weren't suffering. In of the drive, said that the Dads Russian-Czech Trade Mrs. Kasenklna in the hospital fact, they said, the heat was help are sorry that they must close Pact Signed in Moscow where she is recovering from her ing most corn and other big money the drive but from all appear crops. , IMP to freedom from the Soviet ances, the drive has received as PRAGUE (A')-A Czecbosbvlk Slight falls in plains states tem CQDJulate. l'l:ade delegation returned f~ peratures didn't help much. much money as it would if coo The two letters represent almost The humidity jumped, making tinued. Moscow yesterday and announl:ed tlle only unexplored angle ot the some areas even more uncomfort Grandrath and Charles Smith, a new Russian-Czefh trade Pifl. affair of the Russian school teach A "REAL wmzZER" WAS LOCI\TED over the Atlantic ocean president of the Dads. expressed able. The midwest suffered from Commerce minister Antonln en who missed the boat which the heat even more than the east yesterday by .the federal storm wa rnln« service. Cyclonic winds disappointment over the fact that ftS to have returned them to did because of higher humidity, of 80 to 100 miles an hour were relllO ried movln« toward the coasis as the drive now stands. some Gregor, who led the deleptiO!!, tbeir homeland. the weather bureau said. of Georrta and Florida. The twister was sIghted about 1,150 miles of the pool equipment will not said the agreement provides Itt The state department asked It was hot all over. And a lot east-southeast of Miami yesterday aiI'd was moving- landward at a be obtained, an exchange of goods valued at RUsuia for copies in last week's of funny things happened. speed of about 15 miles an hoar. (See Story on Pale 1) The $12,500 drive was started $100 million during 1949. note which directed that the • •• Soviet consul general in New For Jnstance, New Haven, Conn., with the Red Sox management's York, Jacob M. Lomakin. must firemen had to cool off a bridge. courtesy yesterday Lo its bleacher leave the U.S. Moscow unexpect It was a draw bridge and heat eclJy complied with the letter re expanded the steel sections so fans, who also were hot but in a qdest In responding with an order they WOUldn't close. Cooled by different way. \~ l close down the Soviet consul water from a fire boat, the bridge When the mercury mounted to aleS in New York and San Fran scctions shrank enough to close. the mid-nineties, the bleacherites clko and serving notice the U.S. • • were invited "to come into the consulate in Vladivostok likewise Deep in the heart of Corsicana, grand sland it you wish." Most of m\lst close. Texas, a cistern was set on fire, them did so and, in various stages The letterS' may hold the key The cistern. in a lumber yard, had of undress, watched their heroes REV. L. L. DUNNINGTON SIIOWN before boarding plane to to Mrs. Kasenkina's actual frame not been in use. It was covered beat Cleveland 8-4. Amsterdam Holland where he is attending International Meeting of mind when she was at the Reed with old lumber, paper and other of the World COllhcil of Churches. The three are part of a g-roup • •• ~8rm, an anti-Soviet colony in trash. Then a quantity of un Wednesday was the hottest Aug. New York, and later when she of 525 American Clergymen attending the meeting. Pictured from slaked "hot." lime was thrown on 25 in Baltimore in 45 years-97 leaped from the conSUlate, Lom left to right arc Hong Kyn Pyen, Korea, Rev. Dunnington and the pile. Rain slaked the lime degrees-but municipal swimming akin declared he "rescued" her Bertram Atwood, Schenectady, N. Y. ' and the heat so generated set the pools closed for the season. The /rom white Russian "kidnapers." cistern on fire. city's fathers explained the clos Mrs. Kasenkina has said she • • • ing date was set several months wrote Lomakin once from the Judge Orders ITU In Chli Ucuj reporter Virginia ago before they had any idea It farm. The other communication (ify ·Finjshes Leimert of the Chicago Daily would be so hot at this time. They was the note she left in her room News advised cooly-clothed girls also said the pools already had when she leaped from the consu To Answer Charge not to waste a drop of sympathy run over their budget for this late window two weeks ago, -or perspiration-on the poor, summer. hot businessman in his steaming She told reporters Wednesday Year Without • • • In Contempt Case suit. At New York's international in her first interview that the Miss Leimert asked each of first letter made clear she wanted airport 45 passengers wearing INDIANAPOLIS (UP) -- The about a dozen businessmen if he woolen clothing and topcoats to break with the Soviet regime would dare wear a cooler cos and that she leaped to get out of Auto Fatality AFL international typographical stepped oft a plane in to 100-de union was ordered yesterday 110 tume, such as Bermuda walking gree heat. The plane had come I;omakin's custody. shorts. an open-collar sports shirt Iowa City yesterday completed show cause why it should not be from Iceland, where the temper Officials assume the New York and open-work sandals, for just a lull year without. a tra[fic fa- ature was 52. \,~ \\~ II. ,i.IM j They're !J ere! They're deliciously (reeh·ldsl. police eventually will make the cited for contempt of court for one commuter's trip to the city. ~ ,/i ing! They're 1948's tops io crops ..• picked letters public as a part of their tality. • • • aJlegedly failing to obey the Taft The universal answer was "No." At Hillsboro. Wis., heat twice ~' ~ at the peak of perfecLion and put up by the investigation of the case of Mrs. Some of the comments: Veonntry's leading canneries. And all theoe Once before the city compiled a Hartley law. held up tire wedding Tuesday of ~ Kasenkina and her fellow teachers "Do you think I'm crazy? My ~(amoua·brapd canned fruilS and vegetables nro record of 1.020 day~ wit.hout traf Raymond Pisgha and Lillian Mac Mr. and Mrs. Mikhail Samarin. Judge Luther W. Swygert di- company is very conservative. We E:=marked with A&P's famous value·giving prices, fic death but this record was brok hovcc in the St. Aloysius Rpman • - Come pick your favorites from Our huge scler. ."Making light ot the closing of reded the union and tour lOt its can hardly get away with seer Catholic church. The bride hint en on May 10, 1947 when Ivan sucker suits." tion ! Start enjoying them today t And p~ck ~ Vladivostock consulate. -Mc top officers to submit a sworn ed twice during the ceremony and • our pantry with plenty to help you take the Roth was killed 1n a motorcyclc Dermott told the news conference "What kind of a nut do you abor out of the Labor Day week·endl t.ruck collision at the intersection nnswer by Sept. 7. and set Sept. ~ach Hme was carried out by the r that the state department "very think I am? If my fiancee's fam bridegroom. The knot was tied on olten" had thought of closing It of Dubuque and Market streets. 15 for a hcaring. ily heard about it, they'd break - her third trip to the altar. because "it was of no value wha - This was the first of three Attorneys of the na Lional labor off the engagement." soever." Dol. Plneappl. IJuice ...... 2~NSl 35c Del Monte Peaches ...... ,.. ~~J:~ lac deaths to occur within a three