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CBEYENNE, WYO. (UP)-Ha)'1 W. IUnr, a W),omln&' miner, wall arre ted ,esterda, on a eharrll of produdn, Cloudy and warm today with thunder­ 'SOt worth of fake IIlJver doll.ra, quarte... and 50-cent showers tonight. High today 94; low 68. ,tee.. Yesterday's high 89; low 70. Pollen count "I Jult. ",anted to beat thOle slot. machines and ret at owal1 tome or m, money baek," Klnc" told atrlllllnr oUlcers. 353. Est 18SS-Vol. 80. No. 284-UP. AP News and Wlntphoto Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. August 28. 1948-Five Cen.. Death Takes Giant Flying Boat on 4,264-Mile Nonstop Flight Retired Chief French Cabinet Quits Justice Hughes OSTERVILLE, MASS. UPl­ Charles Evans Hughes, 86, retired cbItf jusUce of the Un ited States died last night of a heart ailment. Over Economic Issue He had been in a coma sInce lite alternon. Hughes' son, Cha rles Evans Not Much Paradise in Paradise May Dissolve HUlhes Jr., and two daughters, Charge Two Mrs. William '1'. Gossett of Bloom­ DETR IT ( 'P)-Paradise W8 only 6 degr cooler than field Hills, Mich., and Mrs. C. A. n II ~. 'it rday. Assembly r Call . Waddell of RIverdale, N. Y., were Th~ IV ather bur au said the thermometer r to 8 weltpring .t tbe bedside when he died. In Des Moines 09 at H II, ~li ('h .• haml t of 100 population in Wa htl'naw Death occurred at 7:35 p. m. c unt,\", which r corded 96 Thu1'bday. Tht' 70 reo idtnt of Para- (Iowa time) in the annex of the cli . p. in Ihe IIppf'r p ninula' 'hipPl'wa COllllly, W 93, 8 ris New Elections i Wianno club to which Hughes had Payoff Probe of :! t!pl!n.·e' from Thul'lIday. come on Aug. 5 to convalesce from • '\l uii Id, Mich ., Ii" d up to it reput ti n with 9 but Vul· PARIS (JP) - The Qlonth-old J an Illness that had confined him DES MO INES (J1»-5afety Com­ coaLition government of Premier ran, nllmed after thr mytbologi~1 bla('ksmilh, fell down to a Andre MarIe resigned early yes­ \0 bls Washington home for sever­ missioner M. J. Bennett and Jack ('001 O. al months. Wolte, owner and publi her of terday over the Issue of wages and prices. Most observers beLieved Lived In Seclusion the Welch-Iowa Printing Co .• were charged yesterday wIth cri­ the new crisis to be one at. The former chIef justice, twice minal oonsplracy. F rance's gravest post-'t'ar poll tical • ovemor ot New York and secre­ The charges were filed in the Sqviets Charged with tests. tary of state in the Harding and form of a special county attor­ President Vincent Auriol imme­ c00lldge cabinets, had lived in se­ ney's information by Polk county diately went Into conference with clusIon in Washington sinCi! his Attorney Carroll O. Switzer. political leaders, Indudln. Paul retirement from the U. S. supreme The Informatloll eha.rred that Injuring U.S. Soldier Reynaud, MarIe's Ilnance minI­ court July I, 1941. Bennett and Wolfe entered Into ster, and former premier Rober t crtucal IIIne.. be­ l AP W lr ' pho' ol an unlawful COlUJpirae, wUh she BEr r,l''-l {t'P)-l'.. authoritir chRrgtd la:1 nil{ht that Sov. Schuman. "l1(li"' LARGEST OPERATIONAL FLYING SHIP In the world J the arollne Mara, the navy's 8Z n ylnr boat. CADle known oolY yesterday. Des ~In lavern operators i'l ,nldi"l in It sj)r ding j p kilO 'ked down and Il;pd 10 run ovrr ReynaUd saId, as he left Aur lol'. 'I'IIe IOn no'trled supreme court The plane took off ye terda, trom Honolulu on a noo. toP m , M to Chlcaro. Its scheduled course wtII (lnd others IIn.kl'lOWn , with maU ­ 1111 AIl1l'rit'llI1 militlll'Y (1olil,t'Il1Rn in w('Stern B rlin. .ovi t of­ office: "ConSUltations have be­ .utehes tthat h\lf rather ·w. take It over Iowa. The plane Is eXPected to land Oil Lake Mlrhlcan about noon today. AlthoQh formal clous &nd wronr ful Intent to gun. I have just been received by christening eermonies are scheduled In Chlca,o. Mr . D. C. RaIMeY chrlstened th air r lant with an 18- Ii 'jllls ill tllJ'll char~rd that 1\1) M.P. Nhol and wounded onr of Ihe '1lIIdnr froln & "padual weak­ "accept a P" otr" (rom these the president of the republic." foot leI In Honolulu Thul'lJday. WUh Mrs. Ram e1 a bove I Fllr ht uperv!&or J llmH G. Lanr, a nual R ll""illil soldif'N. elllJII of the hean." operatora .nd to viol ate the At tIII' . anl(' lim, official. of Brrlin'. prrdominanlly nOIl­ The cabinet's downfall left officer. cit! ordInance on d Oling hoors His death foll owed a lengthy OTlUlHlIl i~t gu\'!'rnml'nl . It i Ii France technically without a ror­ of beet tavem-. I JUness, resulting from general de­ I hpj" might 1111\' to mO\'l' thrir eign affairs mmlster at a momen t The operators named were Dave bill~ of age. He went from War h odquart rli trom the Soviet sec­ of crucial conferences In Mos­ Fidler, Tony Critelli, Irvin, Shul­ i/lington to the Wianno club on tor to the ruins or the historic Hurricane Slows Up cow, but Schuman wlll conUnue Dr. Mildred Throne Western Diplomats Meet Again mlln, Tony Sestinl, Ro co Russ n Aug. 5 in hopes of improving his Reich ~tag (parliament building) to to lulfill his functions as forel," Brown and James Critelli. Brown health, but hIs condition gradually escape ommunist allac.kJl. affairs minister during the in· and James Critelli are connected But Florida Is Wary became worse. Appointed an Editor. •• Amcrlran authorities said that terim period. with the same lavern. MIAMI, FLA. - A pocket-sized WIfe Died In UU Neither Bennett nor Wolfe ap­ Pfc. Jamcs R. Petcrgal, Pitts­ The criSIs which brought about Of Historical Society With RUSSians In 3-Hour Talk bWllh, Pa., wos threatened with 'but severe hurrIcane lashing the Upon the death ot his wile on peared in OGurt' but $2,000 bond the v rnment'. coLiap e was a MOSCOW (UP) Roviet Forrilnl MilliRtrr V. M. Mo lolov RIl(l a revolver Dnd knocked from his AUantic with llS-mlle wInds alo­ two-day struggle to draft a ser­ Dec. 6, 1945, Hughes w ithdrew Dr. Mildred Throne has been for each was post d by William wed Its rorward pace last night his depuly, Allch'ri Y. Vi. hincky-, mrl with thl' wI' trrll t'nvoys for motorrycl when he trl d to .rre t ies of economic and financial re­ entirely from activlties of official named to succeed Ruth A. Galla­ Strunles, a professional bonds­ and its future movement became almost th1'[,(, hOIll"ll 10 t nit:(ht in .vel Rllllther of thr series or ('on· man. thre Sovl t soldl rll who wer forms. Wasblngton society. His last public her as associa te editpr 01 the racing throuJ(h the U. S. sector In uncertain. appearance was at fu neral ser- state Historical SOCiety. fel'l'nceS aiml'd at pndill~ th(" nerlin cl'isis. Raymond Rosenbur" attorney Informed IIO\Iree aid 'he cab­ an amphibious j p. Storm-wise Florida made prep­ Ind fell bee_use Reynalld want­ vi ces for the late Miss Gallaher accepted a poslt­ U. S. Ambas."lHlor W. Rrc! II ,'milh, French Ambo. Radol' Yv('. tor WoJ(e, told District Judge C. ~h i ef J u~tic~ M ,lItary polic rs saId the aralions just in case it should ed to raise many prlees. The So­ Harlan Fiske Stone .m WashIng.. ion in July to teach polilic I hataignl'!lu /llld Britlt'!l l';IlYoy Fl'llnk Ilobrrts wl'nl to thr Krl'm­ EdwIn Moore that Wolte uld ollie RUB 11m "drnv dir cUy at (Pe­ head more direclly towards th d all t.s were nervou about ton ca thedral in April, 1946. science at Asbury coUege at Wi!- lin lit ;; p .m. Wl1rll Ih('y appear tor arraignment at )0 a.m. ergal) in an a t mpt to run over coastline from 700 miles out. It worklnr cia reaction and Nine rrandchUdren also sur- more, Ky. C'l1lPl'g d !\, 7 ;il:i p.m.. nnn(' today. AUorney Wallet' Malcy, rllpre­ him" as he lay In the str t. The was due east of MI mi at night­ wanted thc cablDd to qree to a ,Ive Hurhes. A daughter, Helen, Miss Throne also will serve as would say that further meetings fall. were scheduled. Church Group Talks e DtJn~ Bennell. saId his d lent mjul" d Am 'rican wa taken to a eo t of II vln r bonu . ReYllilud 'Ied Ieve ...1 yeara aro. associate editor of the Iowa Jour- Grady Norton. chief of the wea­ and the oelalilits tell out over Smith, with the other envoys, would Ilppur (or arralr nmeot military ho. pital, where atten- A marble bust 01 th& retired nal of History and Polities, a ther bureau's storm warnln, ser­ the amount of luch a bona.­ d fove [rORJ the Kr m Ii n in a t 2 p.m. n t Til u- lit aid II Will uffering {rom dlltf Justice WilE; plaCi!d in the qua terly publication of the soc­ On Palestine, Races vice hel , said confiictlng aircr rt then the cabinet fell (lllart. • dri~zllng rain to the British em­ neia now I In t. Loul , 1\\ 0., brul ei and shallow cut. main entrance haU of the supreme iety. I ports caused ome confusion Schuman toJd newsmen French court building Aug. 25. The bust bassy. He rUShed Into the palatial AMSTERDAM (IP) - The all­ MalflY ..I~ American rnillt ry police, called The appointment was made by The Information listed 15 pcr- but It was virtually certaLn that ambassadors tWluld continue to was the fi rst honoring a chief jus­ building, past aSRcmbled loreign sembiy of the world council of to the Soviet Kommandatura to William J . Peterson, society sup­ corr pondents. He ontitted his churcheS meeting In secret ses­ 60ns who will be called as state rec ive a Complflln t, werp told a the storm was continuing Its reCeive Instructions. He did not Ilee to be erected in the huge hall­ north-westward or slightly west­ erintendent, and approved by the usual pleasantrl s, merely shout- sions yesterday discus ed the witnesses, Including Mayor IT ck Ru. siBn was hot in th houlder elaborate on the remark. Schu­ way. board of curators. norlhwestwarc% course. man added that sometime next ing: problems of Palestine and racial Ross and City Solicitor Sid Har­ Capt. R. lI. Lake of the provost Private funeral services will be vey. Also included in the list were "It Is siDwlng down," saId Nor­ week the temporary United Na­ 10e held in Riverside church In New Before coming to sur, Miss "Molotov, Vishinky. No com- discrimination in the united marshal's ofncc sa1d an investiga­ menU" States. Wolfe and the six tavern oper - ton. "It is meeting a high pressure tions h adquarters in Parla would tion had tabl~ hed that shots York. The tirfe will be announced tors. area which may change Its cou­ be formallY turned over to UN 71c I.ter. Roberts, followIng, added, "No A feeling developed In one qua- w re fir d by Am rican military communique tonIght." rter that anti-Semitism had re- Other witnesses lJ.ted on the In­ rse." Secretary General Trygve LIe, policemen. H said three U. S. government or no eovernment. 2Sc (Authoritative sources in Lon- ceived I' new life" In Britatn as a formation Included Chief IO f Police mJiitnry polic/) j ep· and two mf)- No threat to a coasUine could don said that even If last result of political tensions in the Lorin Miller, Floyd Hartz r, assis­ b comc vident before thla at- "It Is evident," he said, "that torcycl ~ trIed unsucc ssfullY to. t d th t ld tUl the crisis o! French a!Cairs must night's meeling had concluded the Holy Land. In stili another quar­ tant chief ot po tie , Detective stop the SovIet vehicle, whIch ernoon, an e s orm wou s Nation Still· negotia lions, the otriical four- ier, it was report d publicly that George Cessna, D puty County d tJ h th 'ddl f th be sufficiently offshore for ade- not prolong itsell." power commUJ1ique announcing the midtPe east suspects the mot.­ AudHor J. Pcrry Law, Acting City ronre HOliK e ml e 0 equate warnings he added. Speculate On Suceell80r American 1; ctor at a spe d of 50 ' results would probably not be ives of the great powers as re- Clerk Glen WlckltIr and Edward The big question was: Who i, available until today or later.) -gards the Palestine problem. Kllutsky. mil an hour. ------left lor Auriol to choose as Ma ­ Sweltering Des~ite lack o( official con- Dr. P. Fredrick Nolde, desn ot The ~rman city assembly pre­ Expect 10,OOO-Man Call rie's 6ucceSllOr? Speculation arose firmatlOn, foreign obs rvers spec- the graduate school at thll' Luth­ sid nt, OUo Suhr, said that the With Draft Registration immediately about the possibility CHICAGO Cleveland Indians and the New Yor k Olympic Stan Yank es ea·b lost gl'ound to the front-rllnnin .... Bo ton Red 'ox .__ ,....~""'=b. With Buck Turnbull_ ..*"". ~. :!=!''~' ,"",'''''''~''' ye terda), as they dividNl " doubleheader a1 the Yankee tadium. DUJOcher Plans Big Giant Shake.Up - The Indian ' with Bob Feller pin ning a splended six-bitter, won the opener. -1. The Yankee' bqunc d back t o n atch the ec­ Arrive in N. Y. ond game. 7-2. as AlliI' Reynolds tag.gered to h is 14tb triumph. ·Le!) Durocher is at i~ again. T he ever-tr oublesome L ip py, now NEW YORK (UP)-Hailed by 'W,lth the New York GIan ts, p Lan a wholesale tllrn-over for the although stung for 11 afetie. The split, witnessed by a near· the noisiest greeting sin ce the tint 1949 ba eball ason. W e can just hear Giant fan scr ea ming capacity crowd ot 61,729 paying Gl's returned from the war, t.bt when D l!,rocber begi,ns to trarl his slu,6gel for a good pitching. customers despite the pressing 96- * * * main body of the U. S. Olympic sta ~ , Feller of Old degree heat, cost bot)1 clubs in the team landed at New York yester­ It's blld ('llo ugh Ihat fo /lowel's of tll e Polo (}r01111 d ' C1'eW standings. The second place lndi· (FIRST GAM E») day after a week's voyage aboard have to Pll t 11P with U !-O", but ?lOW he wants 10 II'ode all th eir Clo.elan d AD K " INe...... AD R H the S. S. Washington. ans lost half a game to the Red Mltch"lI. 11 . 3 0 2 SUrnwelss, 2b 4 0 0 , s~rs down 11, ,·ivcr. R pol'/ say D ItI'ocher is ready fa gef rid Sox, who triumphed over the Kennedy. If 0 I 0 Brown. 3b ... • 0 I The group, headed by 31 gold , q{ Johnny M ize, id Gordon and W a/~' I' Coope)' ill order fa Judnlch. ri. S j) 0 Hpnrlch, lb . 4 0 0 medal winners, included 168 ath­ White Sox in Boston, and now Boudreau ... 4 2 2. DIMaggio. cl 4 I 2 ~pl. t r a woefll l1Ji/chillg staff. _4 nd Blld.dy K en', Bobby Thorn­ trail by a lull game. The third Kellner. 3b .. 4 3 2 Betta. ri .. .• 4 D 0 letes and 49 officials. Escorted br Gordon, 2b •• 5 0 II Keller ...... 4 U 1 two New York Ci ty police Imli srin and Willard Marshall may no l ncap hi ax, either. place Yankees remain a hal! ga~e Doby, et .... 5 1 2ilUnut.Q. ... . , 0 I ln, fa!)t, L 0 h jl~ Sl}id. there a re only four p loyers on the G ian tR behind the Tribe, but are a game Robinson, Ib 4 I 3 Nlarhos. c ... 4 0 0 and saluted by the traditiollil Reia". c. ... 4 0 0 aliChl. p .... 2 0 I welcoming water spray by et!J at the p.re~ n t t ime who can saf~ l y expect to remain witb t he club and half out of first plaCe. Feller, P . . • 0 0 A-JohnllOn .. 0 0 0 for another year or so. Three of 1ho ore pitcllers, Larry ,Jan- AUboua-h the Byrne. p. ... 0 0 0 fireboats as it come up the bay, Page. p . . .•. 0 0 0 the liner debarked the Olym~ D, SIlc:lgoll Jone. and Monty Kennedy. The other i Outfielder 1D4Ians socked three Yankee T . ~al . . ... 36 812 To'al. . .. . 34 I 0 party be fore a cheering crowd c1 !\\!ll ~ "I;oe!w1llD, who ba been on a ba.tting "ampage evE'!' , in ce A - Wal ked for Ruehl In 7th 5,000. Duro 4er brougllt bis managerial wizardl,), across the B rookl y n IIi.t)«ers lor a Cleveland ...... 000 100 223-8 New York ...... """ .OlO 000 000-1 Among the individual challl· rlV 1;, dozen hits In· Errors-Boudreau. Brown, N larholl, D l· pions who made the kip rr.. 80m v;ritf') arE' /!'U ing thllt Leo has ne t rade already cludlnc home 1I1a"lo. Feller. Run. batted In- Rluulb. r\lns by Ken Kellner. MJlcheJJ. Gordon. RoblnllOn. Southampton, En4'" wel'fl 1Ie~ mapped out for next winter . T his would send Mize to tIle hi­ Boudruu 2, Dob),. Two base hit Rob­ )7. K~ltner and In.on. Kellner. 111re. b a~e hit- Rizz ut o. Mathias of Tulare, OaUI., cago Cubs l or Lofty J OhtUly ehmitz and po ibly E d Waitkus. Lou Boudreau, Home runs-Keltner, Boud reau. Slole n year-old decathlon winner; _ b8Se-Heg~iIO . Sacrltlces - Boudreau. If chmitz is ou t of t he question DllrOchl*r migh t ettle for R u It was FeUer Robinson. JUdnlch. Double play-Bolrra . men's high jump Champlea M ~'er and Waitkus. who stole the and H enrich, Left on bases-cleveland Alice Coacbman of TuJke,_ 9; New York 7. Bases on baU&-Raschl 'Jll&is doeslL't sound like a bail deal if you look at it from Du­ shjtw In the 2. Feller I, Byrne 3. Strtkeou! ..... Raschl iostltute; Bill Smith 01 ow. ~o c h el"" vicwpaint. " Rig J ut/mil ;s yetting alollY in yeal's a.s 8, Feller I , Byrn<: l. Paie I. Hlta-ofl State, fOG -meter free stria OPener. Break­ Raschl 6 In 7 Innings. Byrn .. 4 In J :.,. basebollplayel's go. His Cat'eeI' in th e big show is Umilecl to a Inc off a wlek- Allie Reynolds ~A P Wlrepho,o) swlming championi Ann CIIr. Palle 2 In -.. Wild pltch.-Byrne. LoB­ HOME FROM OLYMPICS- June Stover sits on tb e rail of liner America and entertains her teamm ates vel'lI few "lOre seaSOlls. 0 ,. the other h(t1ul Schmilz 'illiZI prvb­ ed curve bll ll that bad the Yan­ I... . pllcher- Rn",hl. Umpires-McGowan, tis of San Francisco, WOIIII!D', Grillve. Stevens o'1d Hurley. Tim 2:52. as tiler. a rr ~ ved. in New York City yesterday after pa rticipating In the Olympic Games In England. Lett ably remain as onc of th major.e besl )m1'Le)'s for Quite awl/ile. k~es swine,ng lutllely most ot Attendanc 57.000- (estimated). (o~ ·.tel' tree style 1I'1natr: aEOOND GAilE) to rl(h4., ~fI, trl ~a ADp EI ener, an F ranci,scoi Jack ie Lavine, Chicago; Miss Stover, LOB Angeles, and A,l'thur E. COQk UniveJ'1llt, " T~ose are twa foctol's which sit 01/ld make the Cub f'efn e 10 the afternoen, and mlxln.. It Ann OurtJs. San Francisco. ball CI.. . la nd AD a !'lew Y.rlt AB K H Maryland junior who WQJJ ... bargain. with a lIgiUnlng fast reiw.­ Mitchell. II 5 0 2 Stirn weiss. 2b S 0 0 s~1 bore rille cOll\lleUIIoI, · t~o II/lpoubtedll ba, the rigbt idea ~ n wanting to r id th e n!seent 01 the Feller of old, Bob Judnfch. ri . 4 0 I Brown 3b ... 4 0 I permitted only six !I(laUered hits B Qudre~u. 8. 4 I 2 Henrich. lb .. 4 1 2 stole a base, SCIOred three times and Steve Lysack or Newuk G.l a.n ~S,O~ soll)e excess hitting power to g!} in a better meclillm or Kel'I'er, ab .. 4 0 I DIMa"lo. c1 ~ I I and played his customary good In reclBterlll&' his 13th victory, Gordon, 2b .. 4 0 0 Berra. rC .... 4 I 2 . and Steve Ma.eknowskl of f.l­ PltCJlIU ~ streng th. It ', nq • ecret that hitting a lonc will not br ing game afield. Yankee Ace Vic Raschi, gunning Dopy, ct .... 4 0 I LIndell. I., .... 3 2 I Bosox Gain, Beating Chicago kers, N. Y .. winpers of tile II,· p ennant, 8S prQven by the Giants t1lese pll t two y ars. a~ Robinson , lb 4 " 2 W.~lILR . P ... .. 2 2 000-meter Canadian tandem ta­ fQr his 16th triump/l and his fourth Tipton, c .... 4 1 1 0k; c...... 0 2 BOSTON IlfYIl _ Ted Williams T I\ ~e , the Gi8Jrts of last year, for instance. '1'beir 221 home runs Gf9meK. p .. I o Reynolds. p. 4 0 0 V'I in a l'OW over the Indians, kept Colts Shock Browns noe ra«;e. r~~e J ust apQut twice a l1wny as an)' oth 'r club in either I ag l1 KlIeman. P .• 0 0 0 and DQm D ~aggio shared the pace with Feller for six innings. A-Tucker ... I 0 0 Williams slugged his 22nd hom­ TOLEDO (.4') - Tile Baltimore Most of the victorious basket ball eQ 't~d. mu tel'. Mize, Cooper !lnd Marshall all had more than 35 Hallowed onll Ol)e run, Keltner's Chrlot'pher. pOD " spottigh t yesterday as the Boston er of the campaign, a high three­ Colts of the All-America foobball team, topped by seven-foot Bob "pIece. Yet t he tea m co uld fini b not higher than fourth in the B-Peck ..... I 0 0 R"'" S d d th C boxel1 25th hOTTle run In the fourth. ln me Paige. p ..... 0 0 0 ~.... ox owne e hicago run smash which dropped into conference furnished pro tootball Kurland, and most of the final standings. C-Lemon ... 1 0 1 White Sox, 10-5, benJM! Fenway the right field bl achers 400 feet with a startling upset here last and wrestlers and the Universit, seventh, however, Larry Doby and ---I Xhf,s s (I.01~ the cw York rs Tt av fonn(Z tlll'llh~r1Ve.S in the Ed RobiI)son sir)gled in succe sior), -r.' all ... . 87 2 11 1 Tola'. . ... 84 7 JI Park's smallest paid crowd of the [1'1;" m the plate in the sixth inning. night by manhandling the defend­ of WashingtoQ crew which won 8 a l1~ p re clic(ml~ 'lt, altlw}rgh they have 1Iof np}>rI.Jachecl thpir aop when DiMaggio allowed RQ­ lllevelan4 ...... 00<\ OOC) tPI- J season, 6,285, which was increased The blow made the score 8-5 ing champions, the Clevelann the !ours-with-coxswain title a ~ N/lIV York ...... , ...... 010 302 IOx- 7 by 3,840 guest youngsters, The ~ ,9~7 PUC i7~ home 1'Il1ts. fio Lea w(/?l l .~ to do somrthino about bin:;on's hit to skip through his :E:rror- Keltner. Run& batted In-HOLIk and put the home Sox too far Browns, in a savage second-half. were aboard. df the 21 teams 1t 1{ Oft/Ill]!' HSatchel Paige finished up for the Johnny Schmitz was the vU­ Today'll Pitchers C levela. nd at New York-Zt)ldak (7·8) CIO on one hit, 4- 0, in a quarte:­ team, down town yesterday ... U nd ('Stand be's going to t ry Indians. Paige retired three men lain 01 yesterday's setback. Be Total. . ... 30 0 G Tota" .... :11 , ~ Dr.okl~n at C'lnclnnatl-Roe (6-7) VI. VI. L o pat 02-8) final game. Earlier he hurled a no­ not only out-dueled Johnny Sa In Booton • ••.. .•...•.••.•.... 000 000 000-0 Raftenli berlfr (O~7) Chlcaro .1 Boslo n-Wlrbl (8·1., VI. football when Dr. Anderson assemble his squad next Wednes­ in a row in the eighth. Chlcallo ...... 000 000 001- 1 Nf'w York at St. Louis (2)-K enned y K in a e r (6-7) hitter as his team won a closel, but also paced the Cubs to their Error&-ElUott. SmalJey 2. SI,tI. Runs (1-3) .nd Po.t (10-7) VB. Ura"e (7-6) an d Delroll a' W ... hlnrlon-Qray (3-0) v'. fought 1-0 game witll Newton MOe day ... 13.u 'ky' nn end. "ta rn (/;.1) or Staff') (I·n lone marker In a dramlltic ninth baited In- Pall!o. Two base hll-Schmitz. Ca nd lnl W8. efty Cardinals were scheduled to me('t Racine there Left on bases-Boston 9: Chicago 4. O"lermutUer (6-0) Athletics Capture Two secc nd and being sacrificed 10 Meet Hammond in stayed there while Verban was in 1\, d O)lQI !!bead er tonig h t . .. T he ards meet H ammond here Bases on baU&-Schmltz 4. Strlkeou ls­ ------third, Vega was nipped at the, safe on his dribqler to Frank saln 4.. UmpJre&-Conlan, Stewart and From Browns, 6-0, 9·1 ill, a tWin bill . . . A lsQ Racine was only sla ted 10 p lay one gam(' Henline. Tlme-I:42. Allendance - plate on pped to ' g:.~o~~e~w;tacoln 3 Longwopd Cricket chili. • , ShoH -Cuts in Menu ~emovabte 'Eagle -Beak ~ Helps Ray -Fever Help Young Mothers Church OFFICIAL DAltl .BUllETIfI Society .._ I. 0.. OWIVUIarry CAL8l[aAa _ ...... III u.. ~ Cut Work in Half with ••• t·. 0"'_ ow C &.L _ r.r ... 0111...... ~o ...... ~.Ill. N ••"011 •• u.. dt, ...... r TN DaII, Ie_ U. e '!' • • ...... Ie IaA JIaIL= OINlnlAI. NOTICII ._ N at DaIIlr Calendar n.. Parent-Toddler Dishes ~ .... ~, t .... t ....a, ,...... lint •• ~u..u..: .... will "" NOT~. O~" ~, &eI ...... M TU.. _ UlGllll.T U!i10N 1': ..... ICE .... ~.... WIUTTEH .... IIONID b ....~ ...... GraduQte Nurse To Wed • Time and ork-saving ideas are At t ... lIeU,.. W ...... ~ • ~ alway!> welcomed in the baby C.raa:r • .1 ..I",.,.... • ... 0.'.4 •• I,. LJJl. UnlOll l'V1~ ...... utt-.l VOL XXIV, No. 284 SATURDAY, AlJGU8T %I. IHI household, where a 33-hour week Ibla WHit b), the Bai>Un eburd\. Re ... I something to dream about. C. S. WUllam.o wlll ~Ik 011 "Evft'Y­ But IOOay's young mother d"-1 A Portl ....:· Church_ ~ ... UII. 10 \be union 1e"1cM ..... Ih. _)'Urian. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR makes wise u ot shortcuts and C4nIl'ePIIonaI, Chrlstlln. BaptW and )f thOdIoL thinks up a Iew at her own. 'I1lIInda7, ~ II Meal planning and cooking afe Fl. T CH II H OF CHilI T. OrienbitiOil Week beIiDJ. daily job that c n't be dodged. ~'TJ T m II. C.lle... .ired Independent S tudy Unit closn. 1'Itanda7, Betta...... u e pecially with a trowing young­ SUnda,. •• a.m. WHO ....,10 b~eut 7:30 a. m.. Openinc 01 clauu. ster who sounds the alarm when ':U a.m. Suo4ay eebooL 11 a.m. LH­ (For laIormaUoD reprdiq ...., ...... ~ he is hungry. Come lunch hour, .....- rmon. SUbJ~" "Christ 1 I:' N'urwry. WednndlY.' p.m. T ... bnonlal _ r_vaUea. lJI the .tnt. ., the 014 ~) it's double trouble to prepare me.IJn•. Dally Incept Sund'" and t ...1 PreIIde." separate dishes lor grown-up and holidays' J p m. Publico r_lII, lQOm. the young Iry. TIl~ITY BPI COPAL CH IaCII GENERAL NOTICES Why not slice the work in halt un,II,.•• I .Lm. H.U",.oly CommunJon. '"" ':Il wIth a nutritious mother-toddler '.-in. ""41 EphropeJ churt'h hour- over UNIVEIl81TY GOLP COvu. DWlt doeumen~ department, libr­ menu that both will enjoy? KX1C. 10:30 LID, Lower obul'Ch KhooI Ind nu!Wry In Ih part&h bou.... 10,U GoUer. wishin. to avoId con­ ary apnex, and educallon-philo_ A well-known nutritionist has I.m. Mornlne prayer Ind _""",,-"On gestion on the tlrst tee of the um­ phy-psychology library, ~"hall.. been plannJng 11 few menus for Bc!ln, Too W.Il-adjusto:<1," by 111. r. be th" Rev. JbruJd F. 1I4~ • WednndlY. veJ'lity lolt course mould arra.DIe will 8:30 a. m. to noon and 1 mother-child lunch ns. Here is tI ,.m. Roll' Commun[on. Saturd.y, 1 tor IIt'lrtin. time every altemooa to 4:30 p. m. Monday to Ilrlda:f the first menu, suited to warm p.m. ~nlor oholr rd\earsal. and alao Saturday and Sunday and Ik30 a. m. to noo~ on Satur­ days, with a lad that can be H II II OF JE CHili T mominp. The ~U eoune will clay. prepared th day b tore: OF LAYTEIl DA~ IIAtNT open at 6 • • m. Satunt.y and Sun­ Scbadllles for other departm.~ Cream !JOUP ~t' . Waul' .Ilrte.l C.ralvllle ~y and at 7 a. m. other clay •. Call tal librarletl will be polled OIl the Melba. toast Ill,.. VuCk. II ....., ~ ...a~ ,.'~' •• I Apple-Clll&'eraJe saJad 10 a.m. Sund ,. ...bool and ... m nt utetuion 2311 tor ltartin. UIn.. doorl of each: library. rvto Leuon ubject-uSpiTituaJ Gltu." l'elUlut-bqUer sandwich 7:30 p .m. Sunda, '" In, colla... "1ft\. All libraries wtp be closed Mon­ Qull;:k Custard uce on slic- In, SubJ.ct: "Book ol M.QrtnOn." At UNIVU ITY UBP.AaY RODas clay, Sept. 6, abor Day. the BOler" rtild n In eo.... vll1At . ed bananas Thursday. • p.m. lAdl. Relief __I elY MIlk, tea, or cortee ","Iln.. Don Il HlnHn r idene.. 1007 Library schedule trom Au,. 5 to PAJ.LftUt • • • "Inltb'ne park. Sept 22 tor th~ reading room, Freshman orleatatlon ac:tIvtti_ CREAM OUP THE Fill T ENOLI " LllTHEaA Macbrlle hall; reserve and perio­ lor. u.. tall t.erm lbirt Sep_", 1 tablespoon buUer wr.u, 10"'"" Pbol. b y B.wla GUm.re) CK &CH dIcal readin, rooms and ,overn- 18. Classes be&in S plemOer 2!. RUTH McG[LL. DAUGUTER OF 1\lr. and Mrs. Paul McGill, l\Ju - NO lA FR02\f .l\fAR8-jus! an air filter whICh Herb Davis. 713 « ollt. L.lllul. C .....II I. " •••Ica ) 1 ~ Iable5PQon nour 01' cup en'.r .t Q'~.Cl.e a ... karklt , ...... ,. caUne, will becoDle the bride of Michael H. Crydll~ . S()I) o~ M.r. and baby cereal Brown tr el. Iowa Ity post office employe, uses Ie protect hlmsell Th. aev . ••l,b III. KAlflr...... r In the ch.u~h. Novena aervtc. Thurw)ay Mn. Upward M. Cryder, t. Louis, 1\10.. ept.. 7. MIss McGill 18 a from pollen. He "no c" the CUter will rid the air which he InhaJ • I m. Combined lervt The th me at S and ,,110 P.m. ConI_ona: BaJurd.I\y 1 cup milk, warm 01 the pastor'... rmon wf!! N "G.III­ at 2,., 10 5:JO and 7 to , .. p.m.: w k­ ,raduaLe ot the Mercy hosnltal schOOL of nursln" and Is pre Ilntly ot rqweed ,.ralns and peril''' hIm to son mall without Ute Irritat­ Iud Compel.... FoIlowln, Ih. ..rv ..... da,.1 durlne Ihe 7:25 a.m. maa and r.I1~r 1he Dady Icwan ~ cup (one 4 oz. can) any tmplpyed a$ stall nu~e at the ho pl~1. Mr. Cryder I a senIor III lOll of haylever. Ih cl· or lh, Sunday ..,hOOl wIll the Nov~n. ae",1 . straJned ve,elable a. mbhi {or tnslruetlon. Thursday. ':)0 tb~ cjlllele of commerce at the niverslty of Iowa. The- ceremony Salt to taste .m. The Lulh r t u. wIll holci • pot T. THOMA MOa CHAPIL will be performed at 7 p.rn.. at the FIrst Methodist «:l)urc/1, Musca­ Prepare a white sauce by melt- he saw the lost ladles in their f.uek supper "' the eburc:h. 4., N . 'aJ.,"14. ~lrlv. SATURDAY, AUGUST 211, 194t tine, The couple will reSide in IOwa City. ... y. Le••• r. J . Br.' •••...... t jn~ butler; blending In ftour or Ladies of Hades bras and not much else. MENNONITE GO PEa. In ION' ae •. J • • , a. B~' tr. I '. Ita ,., cereal. Add milk slowly, tirring An assistant director said he l"...... ".n .•• ,.. .~v. J . W . MeEI ••e ,.. a 1°' , ...., 10 a.m. Sunday ..,bool el lor an Sundo,. me : 5:45, '. '. 10 and 11 :110 Jac:k Elliott Savage, Glenco«!, m., ronstllnlly until sauce Is thlck(ln- Swelter in Bras knew the ladies traditionally wore lin.· 1I •.Ill. Sfrrnon hour or wOlllblp. a.m. W.,.1tda)' m_: 8,30. T and T:)O Monday. The daughter weighed ed. Contil1ue to tlr, cooking nothing at all but they will have T:3O p.m. Youlh ch~reh. VOl'n, ~pl a.m. }IDly da)' m_: 5:4lI. , ••. 1I .04 meelln•. 1,15 p.m. ~""on Iva".olloll• . 12'1~ 1m. Con/e lonl he.rd /rom 3:110 Uli _Personal Notes seven pounds, nine ounces at longer If flour Is d. '---~------' to in the movie because ot the cur- ~au .. or tit con.. onU0l' of th Iowa­ to 5 p .m. and T to "110 p.m. Oft III Slt­ birth. Mrs. Savage is the lormor Add stroined vegetable 0 n d ROME (UP) -11 WIlB hot in Hell rent morality campaJlPt In Italy. /'f bra k Menn nllll .u.tli' conta nc urda)'~. da,.1 ~fQ.e Hol:r da,.1 Ind lll'1ll n"xl VI It a, ~hlcl\ley. N b .• • 11 r will !"Tldlyo. AI..., Sunda,.o ttom 110 mJnute. Dorothy Beth Stronks. season to taste. Bring ju t to yesterday. too. Satan sweat d In a 'That's the Hell of It," he de- N no mid-week "'1< 'fhurodo:r "ve­ before rnaa to rtve mlnut 'be.for4!: m ••• Miss Ersula Dawson, daughter boiling and serve. Three small or 140-AIR In S. RJversid~ Drwe. HeNRY'S CLiNIC­ By Exclusive ROYAL Dealer All Makes of RadiO!l TOYS GALORE Dial 8~ Work Guaranteed "By tbe. D.m' wi" ... INtlew$' HiTE - POSiTl\I1.Y ! Pick-up and Delivery We now have a new and EXCHANGJ; WOODBURN SOUND complete atock of toy.. Any­ FeR SHortr CJ.lA~Ge! ...... _--1 YOUR WHOI1E KioS' 124 E. College Dial 8-1051 ~VICE tbinl) and everything in. WEBK'S WASH 8 E. College Dial 8-0151 childrap'. toy. in ''Your Toy Center" 30 MINUTES ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN at the ST~DENT LAUNDR0¥AT 24 S .~B~S~ . $0 'rOLl DIDN'T BELIEVE ME SUPPLY STORE l'tIone 8--0291 WHEN I SAID I FOUND GOLD, 1'7 8. Dub... ue EW? 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Backs French Proposal Four Porkers Take Four First Place Ribbons .--- Soyiefs Ask Parley fOutiines Peacetime Draft -; To Discuss Labor I Draft Diredor Hershey Explains in Broadcalt To Build European Parliament Situation in Japan , Details of Plan 'To Avoid War' GREENVILLE. S. . (JP)- 'fbe n ational c!J'aIt director took 14 To Be Composed of Marshall Plan Nations TOKYO (UP) - An extra­ ordinary session of the four-pow­ the air 1a t night to explain details of selective sen 'ice which, b; Beginning with Brussels Alliance Members er allied control council for Japan aid, is being ordered" to avoid a war." WASHINGTON (A"}-The nited tatc gave a new boost to was convened yeslerday at Rus­ iaj. Gen. Lewis B. Her hpy of W ashin.gton Raid in a national western European unity yesterday. Jt carne through wit h a strong sia's request to discuss the labor network broadcast that the draft was d signed to protect Ameriea situation. l fui endorsement of France propo al to go ahead now witlt actual against "immediate and potential enemies." creation of a continental parliament. Council Chairman William Se­ bald of the United States set 4 "I do not usc the phrase" protect on l's('h'es" loosely, he said. With eeretary l\larshall 's anction, the state dcpartment an· p.m. (Tokyo time) for the meeting "No nation as rich 8S we are, and s ubject to so many eDl'iollS nounced the administration' backing for uell an assembly, just hour in the Meiji buildIng. His ------eyes, ca n hop to con tinue in Of as it actively supported the call bringing together the coun­ existence unl "S it i ready and newly formed five power Brus· cil representatives of Britain, able to defend it If. \VA aels aUianee. China, Russia, and the United "By that I mean defend Its v~ To be composed presumably Spy Probers a vita ot Truman Will States came after he was asked hearthstones in hand to hand delegates of the 16 countries tak­ Thursday by Soviet member Mai. fighting if need be. And that is DOt art tb ' ing part In the American financed Gen A. P. Kislenko to open dis­ beyond the realm of posslbllty ill Up European recovery enterprise, the cussions on the attitude of the this atomic age." itld Ii auembly proposal is taking shape Invade South Japanese government toward la­ Sift Chambers Tbe "Eq ual Chance" to All as a political counterpart ot the bor unions. The It Marshall plan. The crisis in Tokyo grew out of Hershey then explained both the draft and registration in detaJI aJ1 d Dam Apill8t Soviets Gen. Douglas MacArthur's letter Deal with Hiss On Campaign of July 22 to Premier Hitoshi and ended by saying that it WI! Under the French proposal, the Ashida sUggesting that the legis­ WASHINGTON (UP) - House organized In such a way that evel'J assembly at the outset would have WASHINGTON (A"}-President spy hunters turned their spot­ American should get an equal only advtsory powers. It would lature prohibit strikes by govern­ Truman's political associates re­ ment workers. light on a 'Maryland farm area chance to serve his country. represent the long step toward ported yesterday he will Invade yesterday in search of new evi­ REgistration of all men 11 Almost universally in Japan the the unity whicb President Tru­ the "border" state of Oklahoma dence bearing on Communism through 25 begins Monday, he letter was interpreted as an order man and congress have urged. during an unprecedented election charges against former state de­ said, and will continue throulh from the supreme commander and Unless Moscow and the Soviet campaign tour of the nation slart­ partment blticer Alger Hiss. Sept. 18. Men will register byagt labor unions began protesting im­ bloc reverse their enmity to the ing Labor day. mediately. The house committee on unA­ groups, with 25-year-olds signln, Marshall plan and joined In, it Gov. Roy J. Turner of Okla­ merican activities rushed an in­ up Iirst. would help solidify western Eur­ homa, head of the nationlll Tr.u­ vestigator to Westminister, Md ., Hershey also explained thai ope against the Communist tide. man-Barkley club, told a news 45 miles north of Washington, to there will be Ii ve basic cJaSlfS Brlts.ln Beluellnt conferen,ce that tenLative plans Five Sign Up for check a story that Hiss and his this time, inslead of four. accuser, former Communist Whit­ France wants a meeting by No­ call tor Mr. Truman to appear in Over-Age Class .,1 taker Chambers took part in a vember of representatives of the several cities in Oklahoma be­ Training in Army "The four carried from World live nations which signed the 50- tween Sept. 27 and Oct. 3. t (A P Wlrepbolo' farm deal there in 1936. EXHmlTING IUS HOG wronr side In this picture, Dale U. feyer nevertheless showed them the That lead was provided by War II are those with which 111U year Brussels alliance - Britain, Fence-SltUng State are familiar. The new class (ew. France, Belgulm, The Netherlands, rigM WilY Ilt the tate fair Thursday to win four first place ribbons. nls hogs bested aU eompetltlon in Chambers, who told committee Oklahoma has been a fighting Technical Schools V) provides a class lor all IIIftI and Luxembourg - to lay the political area in recent years, al­ the boar, sow and Utler class In the 4-H Chester White contest. Daie, son of Mrs. Henry J\ofeyer Jr., members he boul'h& a farm near Westmtnlster 1% years ago Ibter who altain an a/!e above the cur· trounctWork for a larger grouping. though the last time it went Re­ DeWitt, Iowa, exhibits hi ribbons on his stock whip. Four Iowa City men and an Hiss showed him the property. rent ages of liability fo r service­ 2rltain thus far has held back, publican in a presidential election SUI stUdent have enJisted :tor * * * ------He said HIIIII made a. down-pay­ above 26, that is." saying the Dominions must be was in 1928. Then, it gave Herbert training in army technical schools consulted. since the program was established ment on the farm but lost In­ The classifications are class I, Hoover 394 ,046 votes to 219,174 terest. available for military service; State department spokesmen for the late Alfred E. Smith. Iowa Fair Crowds McNown To Fly -10 Europe last spring, according 1XlI Sgt. O. A. McClung of the Iowa City re­ Chambers said he didn't think Class II, deferred because 01 oc· Michael J . McDermott ,aid this Meanwhile, word came from the cupational status; class Ill, deftl'­ government strongly favors the Prof. John S. Mc1'\own, !'l'srul'ch PIlg:in('('r of I h(' [own. institute cruiting office. Hiss ever knew that he (Cham­ President's party aboard the yacht Defy Rain on First bers) subsequently bought the red because of dependency; ell!! closer integration of the tree na­ Williamsburg that Mr. Truman of hydraulic l'estal'ch, will JI.';]\'(, for EUI'oJle by air .l\ToJ1dIlY. Under the program, qualified tions of western Europe, as it al­ men with high school diplomas farm. IV, deferred by law or bec8useuD' plans to visit more states than any H e will present a pap!'I' entit lrrl " Inflllrncc of BOllndul'Y Pro. Chambers recounted the story fit Ior service; class V, over age o! ready has stated in the preamble candidate in history. Day of Celebration may select the specific technical imity on the Dra~ or ,'ph!'l'r~" uefol'e' thC' Sl'\'Cllth' inl!'l"l1lltioll al under oath yesterday and told li ability for military service. to the Marshall plan legislation. Will Invade South DES MOINES (R')-The rain, schools which they wish to at­ con~ress or appltf'd mc!'hallies . substantially the same story he Need for Action The swing will embrace the which was wanted for the corn but tend and may be assured assign­ ,------1 to be held at London Hepl. 5 ment to lhose schools belore they related earlier. "We believe that the world of deep south, where Democrats are not for the Iowa State Fair, fell The farm story bore dlreetly in open rebellion against the Pre­ to 10. enlist, McClung said. Soviet Scientists today requires the taking of steps on both yesterday. &II one of the main pcllnts at Is- The following week he will rcp­ The four Iowa Citians who have .whlcb before the war would have sident's election, and every other The rain lasted about two 8ue in the eonfllctlng stories resent the Iowa institute at the enlisted are Francis C. Fisher, Hear Party Line aeemed beyond the range of prac­ section of the country. hours, but failed 1)Q dampen the which Riss and Chambers have sixth international conference of 320 N. Dodge street, aviation tical politics," he said in a state­ Chairman J. Howard McGrath enthusiasm of the opening day ship Lank superintendents which told the committee under oath. school ot medicine; Larry I. Ash­ MOSCOW (JP) - Soviet scien· ment outlining the state depart­ of the Democratic national com­ childrens' day crowd. also meets in London. Hiss said he knew Chambers ment position. mittee announced that Mr. Tru­ lock, 812 3rd avenue, stenograph­ tis ts ha ve agreed to make their The merry-go-round on the Either before or after lhese back in the early 1930's as a mag­ v iews on heredity and environ­ "We favor the taking by the man's Detroit address will be midway kept gOing and the grand er's school; Howard E. Schrader, azine writer named " George Cros­ meetings. McNown plans to visit 1635 Morningside drive, automo­ ment conform with those of the Europeans themselves of any steps heard over a national NBC hook­ stand was packed. The exhibition ley," and that he last saw "Cros­ the hydraulics laboratories at tive equipment technician's schOOl, central committee of the Commu· which promote the idea of Euro­ up between 11:30 a. m ., and 12:30 hails and livestock buildings had Delrt and Wageningen, Ncther­ ley" in 1935. pean unity, or which promote the p. m. Iowa time. and Earl Lemons, 331 S. Johnson, nist party. good crowds of specla rs. lands, which are engaged in ex­ The house committee indicated The committee, which has crac· study of practical mcasures and UnJons In Charge I\fuddy For Racers control tower operator's school. pcrimental investigations similar Its Investigators was trying Ilol lo­ ked down previously on Soviet the taking of such measures." The AFL and CIO will be in Probably the most unhappy William Konen, university stu­ to those conducted by the insti­ cate someone in Westminister composers and dramatists for charge of the big Truman rally were the aulomobile race drivers tute. dent from Cedar Rapids, has en­ The five powers last March who might recall seeing Cham­ "bourgeOis" leanings, has now signed a 50-year treaty of mllitary in Cadillac square, but McGrath and the concessionaires. The rain His stops there will repay visits listed in the control tower oper­ bers and Hiss together in 1936, a turned its attention to the field o! alliance pledging themselves to said the Truman-Barkley clubs of made the automobilc races en­ by the dlreclors of th ,e labora­ ator's schooL year after Hiss said they parted. science. the closest economic and social co­ Michigan will pay for the radIo durance tests rather than speed tories to Iowa City during the past Over 60 schlools are open to This Ibecame apparent yesterd'1 operation. time. He added that Labor day contests' n the muddy ova1. years. graduates who can qualify for en­ when the Soviet academy of seien· rallies throughout the country will Skies cleared later in the af­ Since part of McNown's mission listment, McClung said. Included Calls City Council hear the President's address. ternoon is in connection with contract in­ are schools in engineering, auto­ its mistakes in the ield of bio­ logy. The President will go first to Under the roofs of the live­ vestigations now being sponsored motive mechanics. radio, photo­ For Extra Session The academy backed up its NSA Spums World Grand Rapids by train. He will stock barns and exhibition build­ at the institute by the office of graphy, drafting, refrigeration and naval research, he will travel as a Mayor Preston Koser yester­ pledge by firing two noted bio· 1,101 speak again at Lansing before go­ ing~, however, the shows went diesel mechanics. naval technician. This pOSition ------­ logists and liquidatlng a biolog. ing to Detroit. Pontiac and Flint on as usual. day called a special city council f.Uttl Student Organization enables McNown to make the will be visited after Dell·oit. F inish Pig Judging porL command. meeting Monday evening at 7:30 ical laboratory whose director IJIree flight to England and back in He is expected to retu1'O to Iowa took "anti-scientific" positions, MADISON, WIS. (UP) - The The 4-H and the F.F.A. market Need 300 Workers In h is call for the meeting the The planes ot the Military Air Trans- Oily the latter part of September. mayor said that business to be meaning views co ntrary to those National Student association voted PAKISTAN THREATENED pig judging was finished yester­ At Cor" Cannery taken up included a petition for held by the central committee II! yesterday not to affiliate with the KARACHI, PAKISTAN (JP)-It day. Richard Halstead, West Un­ pavement on Prentiss street from the communist party. International Union of Students. was o[[iciaJly announced last night ion, with a purebred Poland China Looking for a "sweet" lob? Rob­ Dubuque to Gilbert, Linn street It argued that environment i.! barrow, won the F.F.A. grand The National Student associa- that a state ot grave emergency Say Hungary File Petitions for ert L. Ballantyne, manager ot the from Harrison to Prentiss and -the the prime factor in determining has been declared in Pakistan. champil~nship. He also showed the student placement bureau, can 1ion executive committee reported alley . in Iblock 27 of the original the characteristic of an individuaL The announcement said "the grand champion pen of three. help you. that It stopped its attempts to a[­ town. This is contrary to the position Divorce, Separation He said yesterday that the Mar­ filiate with the international Other business ,that has come held by scientists who go a!Olli shall CannJng c~ m pan y in group after the Communist over­ Urged Re'volt A petiti