Courted Himself into Court The Weather Today DETROIT (UP)-.Jud,e O. Z. Ide ruled ye5terda, that a "frlendl, kiss" from the bolls Is assaull and battery. Fair and warm today. Thundershowers to " ...e Parris, I'J, char,ed her emploJer, Ton)' Tellakes, ,"Ie a quick kbs. She said she punched him in the morrow. High today 95; low 70. Yester ...... ach and quit, then flied char,es. OWQl1 day/s high 88; low 56. Pollen count 342 . The Judl'e deferred sentence, pendln, an appeal.
Est. l8GS-Vol. 80. No. 277- UP. AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Friday, August 20. 19(5-Five Cenla (all New Deal Lawyers for Russian Demands Spy Inquiry WASHINGTON (JP)- Three for In Teacher Cases mer new deal lawyers were sum moqed yesterday to testify in a toIIcressional investigation of an aUeced Communist spy ri ng. The three-John Abt, Lee Press min, and Nathan Witt-were told Reiacted ·S. to appear today for questioning By U. by the house Un-American acti YiUes committee benind closed doors. IJI had been accused by a pre State Dept. 'Indifferent Burglar Stumps Police vious witness of membership in a pre-war Communist under LITTLE FALL , MI 'N. ( P )-Polil'e Wf're . tnmped yl' - lfOund operating here. terday by B burglar who tole a afe from a ]or al hot I and tb n Directly or indirectly, several Notes Sent di dn't bother to empty it of money. other developments tied in wi th The afe W 8 taken a rty ye terday whil 17-.vear-old Kell the committte's far flung hunt Kenneth Da len, night clerk 8t the Buchman hotel, napp d. for subversives: To Moscow hortly aften l'ards police found th saf b hind IL garage near 1. I'reIldent Truman said at his the )10tel. news conference that the house By .JORN M . HIGHTOWER. n ly $97.47 or the $52 .60 in th Rafe had bl'ell taken. (OlIIIIllttee's hearings infringe up... WASHINGTON (J1>}- The United on the bill of rights. He did not States last night rejected Russian elaborate. protests and demands in connec I. The .tate department ruled ti on with the cases of the Soviet that Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Ko sch ool teachers who have sought Russian Sector Police Itnkina, the RUssian school teach refuge In this counlrY. er who jumped out a w indow of An American note replying to the Soviet consulate in New York note whic h had been sent to the Make Berliners Mad a week ago, is beyond the con trol state department by Soviet For of the Soviets as long as sne stays eign Minister Molotov and Ambas B E RLI N (JP)- A guo fir raid by ovil't- ontroll('rl Tf'l'nHlIl po In the United States. sador Alexander S. Panyushkln t The New York hospital where was delivered to the Soviet em lie in downtown B('rtin was turn d last night into an Rnti- om Mrs. Kosenkina is under treatment bassy here at 4:10 p. m. Iowa lime. munist demom;tl'ation by a crowd of 6 0 ioflll'iat('rl Germans. lor her injuries reported her con Dooument Dellverecl The {' rowd Rhoutl'd IRu nl of" ommuni. m " and " the e pigs, the ommuni!lt.,' and ' on d th!' oviet 6e('fol' [lotll'e inlo dition is improved. The state department announced rplreat. t, Alrer HIsI, former state de the delivery of the document but Five Germans were reported wouodl'd by poli!'" bull!'f!;, one per partment official who served as declined to make any comment baps fatall y. secretary-general of the United upon its contents prior io publica . . Bond, d!'pnty chler of Nation s conference, refused to rorenound Is the casket of the home run kinK' of b a-~eba Jl . A rowd tion w hich is scheduled tor this the I'afety bram'h of tlle submit at this time to a lie dtector Rites for One of Baseball's Greats - morning. military government, said he was Livestock Prices at MEl\mERS OF TIlE CLERGY KNEEL In prayer at the altar of of 6,000 filled the churcl\ tor the serviCes. An:lther 75,000 stood alo nr test proposed by the un-American st "pretty certain" that five persons Patrick's cathedral durin, funeral services fo r Babe Ruth. Francl Filth avenue durinA' the rites. (MORE PICT RE N O STORY ON Despite this temporary secrecy, acUvitles committee. Whittaker were wounded by police gunfire Cardinal Spellman presided .t yesterday morning's services. In the THE PORTS PAGE,) there was no doubt that the state All-Time High Again Chambers, one of the committee's department had turned down Rus- but was unable to verily reports nar witnesses, has testified that there was one falality and that ClllCAGO (UP) - Livestock Hiss was a member of the Com more had been wounded. prices shot up to new aU-Lime Unlike previous raids, no Rus- munist underground. Hiss denied sian so~diers or milttary police ap- highs agaan yesterday and spokes- it. Chambers has agreed to the lie . Buy,·ng Up .l~~government~~::~{f:~f;~;;f~ and Its .oUiclals. Tlle parently wqe involved. men ror relail m at dealers saId delector test. ·, Curbs Set New Cred, • RUssians had charged that the The German pOlice had chased they would not be able to absorb S. The state department put tl)e • U.S. had connived in the "kldnap- alleged black market operators in the high r costs. finishing touches on a not.e to sprawling Potsdamer platz to tne f Moscow rejecting Soviet accusa borders or the British-Amerlcan The zooming meat-on-the-hoo tions and demands In the Kosen Victim of Scooier Alfects Household Items, Autos Chin~ Replaces Old PI::~ S:;. tE~;:;~:~~ :~!le de- sectors of the cily. quotations spelled new trouble tor lina calie. Four truckloa ds of British police the nation's pracc-consclous house stayed at their border posts In the wives, who hav at! mpted to Abt, Pravnan and Witt, (he WASHI ( P )-The. federal . nig ht Ibree Accident Identified l GT~ I' e:~ e rve boar~ la~ t Inflationary Money r~ ~~:~~: t!':::~n';{~~~~~r:~~~a~; area. At the American border torce down high meat prices liy men ordered to appear be annou~ce (} 11 \~ In !lla llment. hnYln A' I'pstrlctlon , eff ctl\'e ~I'pt. 20, l"st night: fore the house investigators to . '6 ' armed military poli~ strung five refUSing to buy. th&I..'":lLl I·pqum (! ne-!!lIl'rl downp'llYIU I' Il! on Rllt(!'IIO hlles :lrlcl 0:10 (daylight time) there day, were accused of membership ~ With old Yua n .~ ~ jeeps across the streeL They were At New York, Jack Kranis, pre ~ As Eleanor P. Uhl oll e- ja~th c l1 ~ h f(l !' ' tll1ll' plIl't'haHe ~ of I'adlos, wAslllng Jl\1\{,bl11l's WM delivered to the em bas~y of \11 \he Communist underground reinforced by n score of German sident or the National Meat Indus alld elA'ht ulhl'l' t/ E' ms.. NANKING (JP)-The Ch ineRe lh e U.S.s.R. II note of the depart- by Chambers, who also leveled A 34-year-old woman killed In police. try eounell , soid the record prices The l' guliltiou!I Wl' l'l' i. sued nnrl t· thl' lIE'\\' (lOP auti-inEiotiOll governm nt announced last night ment of 8late in reply to notes of the similar charge against Hiss. Some witne es claimed the po would mean a five to six cent a a motor scooter accident near Iowa bill which Pl'l'sio('nt 'l' rumall - creallon of a new "goid yuan" clIr- Aug. 9 and l4, of the embassy ot Chambers is an editor of the Time City last Friday night was identi lice violated sector borders by pound Increase at New York re magazine who said he worked dubb d a "rl'l'blf''' an ~ wrl' to hi ~ rency worth 25 cents-three mil- lh U.S.S.R. and to the notc which crossing over into the American tail s res within 10 days. fied yesterday as Eleanor P. Uhl , demand lor means to curb high Plan U. S.·, Br';tl'shI lion limes the value o( t he old Mr. Mololov handed to Ambas- zone. They said two volleys were with the Communists from 1924 to Grosse Pointe Wood, Mich. She prices. inflation-riddl ed money it re- ~a d o r (W alter Bedell) Smitb In tired, one in the Soviet sector and Department of ag riculture ex 1937. originally was identified as the perts said the lop hog prices were Unlike the wartime credit con- places. . Moscow on the night of August 11 one in the American sector. IJI three of today's prospective wile of Richard Whitney, who was trois, the new ones do not affect 'Assault' on Brl"tal"n Shanghai financial circles imme- wit.h re.ference to Mrs. Oksana S. Other witnesses saJd the lrouble a result or seasonal scarcity, rath witnesses held jobs as lawyers injured in the accident. regular charge accounts. There are diately expre ' ~ ed doubt. that this Kosenkma and to Michael I. Sam- started when the police beat a er than con umer boycotts. for the agricultural adjustment The identification was made other ma'or differences. LONDON (A»- American bomb- drastic measure would succeed in arlne, his wife and three children. woman with their clubs. Bystand administration in the early days through an affidavit received by J crs and royal air force units from the long run. The department ot state will re- ers began hooting and hurled ot the new deal. Pressman is a Iowa City officials from the wo Only 11 cia ses of merchandise Britain and Germany will stage They sa id it might wipe oll l the lease the texts of all the notes for bricks from lhe top of piles oC Denham Attacked tormer counsel for the CIO. Abt mans' husband, Albert J . Uhl, a are to be controlled. In ali eleven, a massive four-daY mock assault present black market in currcncy, publication at 1 o'clock (daylight rubble. once held a similar post with t1i<'! school leacher In Grosse Pointe credit purchllSes totalling yp to on Britain under "war conditions" as the new ri xed r at i~ appl'ox- ti me) tomorrow Aug. 20." The violence provided new vi By AFt Printers CIO political action committee. Wood. $1,000 above the downpayment slarting sept 3, the British air imately that of the illegal money Fourth Note dence of the tension which has Both now are active in Henry A. must be paid off in a maximum ministry announced last night. h Btl lh d iti t h h been building up in Berlin since MILW AUKEE (UP)- The AFt; Whitney,· 23, who su!tered a of 15 monthly installments. c angers. u , un ess e new In II d on 0 t e tree notes re- the, Russians opened their cam international typographical union Wallace's Progressive par ty. The air ministry said the exer- mOlley has some substansial back- f rred 0 In McDermott' state broken leg, a fractured pelviS and Larger sums may be spread ou I paign to drive the western powers yesterday denounced Roberl H. Witt for a time was counsel for a dislocated hip in the accident, cises, "the biggest since the war," ing, the nel result wo ul d be mf'le- ment, a fourth which the embassy the national labor relations board, over 18 monthly payments. out of the city by blockade tactics. Denham, general counsel of the said in an interview yesterday that would climax a year's lraining ly to cuI oft some o! the zeros had sent to the state department German police from lhe Ameri and later its secretary. Purcnases or less than $50 are and would include all units of the in current. astronomical transac- concerned a habeas corpus action national labor relations board, as he is not married. can sector said the Soviet-backed "biased and unfair," and organiz He said he became acquainted exempt. So are credits larger than RAF home operational command lions. In the New York supreme court $5,000. Police ChIef Paul Markgraf was a ed a fight against the Taft-Hartley with the Uhls over a year ago and the royal auxiliary air force, Banks were ordered clos d 10- against the Soviet consul general witness to the demonstration. His Yugoslavian Break Automobiles are the only item Brltish units based in Cermany, day and tomorrow to permit the in New York, Jacob Lomakln. T his law. when h~ was a roomer in tne Uhl refusal to accept dismIssal by t he home iJ1 Detroit. He said he has on which one-third down payments and American B-29's based in the start or .o rderly excha nge of old fo urth Soviet pro lest, since it dealt anti-Communist government split Delegat s to the 90th annual fxpecfed by West been in Iowa City since .Tune. Mrs. are required. United Kingdom. money for n w. with a particular legal point of the Berlin'S police Into an "east" and I'Il U convention unanimously en Uhl carne to Iowa City in June, Downpayments of 20 percent are As lhe "enemy torce" of bom- Deadline for lhe exchange was dispute, is not answered in the "west" force. dorsed a r 'olution condemning LONDON (UP)- Western dip Wh itney s aid. required on: bers and supporting planes roar set at Nov. 20. After Oct. 30 pos- American reply. I! any answer is H was at least the third ti me Denham for "an unethical attitude lomats waited expectantly last over to "attack" targets in the session of gold, sUver or foreign necessary, officials indicated a and actions" and "obvious preju Whitney said he did not reveal L Cook ing stoves. SOviet police raiders have been night lor a political "explosion" separale note would be sent by dices" agaanst the union. His oust Mrs. Ubi's true identity after the 2. Dishwashers. London area, fighter SQuadrons currencies will be punishable by the state department. stoned by German crowds since In Yugoslavia which deter~ed accident because he was afraid that 3. Ironers. and civil defense forces will at- contiscatlon. the police departmen t split. er was demanded, the future Premier Marshal tempt to turn lhe raiders back, A finance ministry spokesman Even before McDermott's an- ot misunderstandings might jeopar Tita. • 4. Refrigerators. the ministry saId. told a news conference the n w nouncement, lhe state depa rtment dize his admission to the univer Now that the Danube confer 5. Washing machines. gold yuan would ,be supported by had ruled that Mrs. Kosenklna, ence is over, the critical stage sity tbis fall . 6. Air conditioners (room units). 40 percen old, Silver or for- one of the refugee teachers, is be- Three Killed as They Talk by Highway Charges of reckless driving in 7. Radios, television sets, and yond the control of the Soviet gov in the long-smouldering Tito-Sta Walkout Continues eign currency, and 60 percent by rnment as long as she remainS in lio row is believed to be just a connection with the accl dent phonographs. which OCC UlTed three miles south 8. Sewing machines. governmenl "guaranl e ." He did this country. round the corner. At Atomic Proiect riot explain what these guaran of Iowa City .on highway 218 9. Suction (vacuum) cleaners. Officials of the western powers tees wouid be. Truman Commen&8 are contident that the internal have been filed against Marian R. 10. Furniture and so fl-surface LOS ALAMOS, N. M. (A» President T r uman, moreover, Smothers, 19, Route 6, driver of floo r-coverings (rugs). There was no immedlale break in Communist squalible was soft ~t. Louis Paper Tokes underscored the American idea of pedalled during the Dant,lbe con the car wh ich poli ce officials said Exempt from credit co ntrol lire a work stoppage at the Los Ala right of poJitical refuge in this ference for face-saving purposes. struck the motor scooter ridden medical, dental,. hospital, educa mos atomic project yesterday, de Blakely, SUI Graduate country. He was asked at his With the conference over, how by Whitney and Mrs. Uhl. tional, and funeral expenses; loans spile a troubled back-to-work ap D~S MOINES (A»- Robcrt J . news con(erence whether other ever, It Is hard to conceive of the The charges were filed in Jus for real estate and home improve peal from the alomic energy com Blakely, edil-o rial writer for the Soviet citizens In similar circum Kmnlin allowing THo to continue tice of the Peace J . M. Kadlec's ment; credit for the purchase of mission. Register and Tribune, has been stances would be promised asylum hia defiance of RUssia. For this court. The information was slgrted stocks and bonds; loans to pay lor More than 3,000 construction named editorial page editor of the here just as Mrs. Oksana Step reasoo, Balkan e~erts In the by Patrolmen J . L . Smith of tile fire and casualty insurance ; busi and maintenance workers remain St. Louis, Mo., Slar-Times, an in anovna Kosenkina and Mr. and West predict an early showdown. Iowa Highway P atrol. ness or agricultural loans; credit ed oCf the job for a second day. dependent, liberal daily newspap Mrs. Mikhail Samar ine have been None of these experts can see a to dealers and salesmen to pur Their walkout-leaders called it er. promised. shOWdown ending in any other REMOVE RAZOR BLADE chase goods fo r resale; credit to a "vaca tion," llot a strike--pro Blakely is a graduate 01 the To the question whelher the ....y than the "liquidation" of Tito ADRIAN, MINN. (JP)- Twenty churches, hospitals, schools and tested a contr a ctor'~ hiring of non State Universlty of Iowa and took right of asylum would apply in from his presen t position. two-mont h-old Priscilla Maddern other religious, charitable or edu union labor. his graduate work at Harvard uni other cases, Mr. Truman said em At this moment, however, no was recovering yesterday follow cational institutions; and any cre A round of conferences, one on versity. He is a native of Onawa phatically th at it always has. one feels competent to suggest ing an operation for removal at dit under the government's re tbe heels of another, i nd ic~.'I and came 10 the Register and Tri He said that he thought the What kind of action the Kremlin a safety razor blade she swallow habilitation and readjustment pro serious eflorts to resolve the dis bune In 1938, arter compi ling his artion of the teachers Indicates WIll take. ed. grams. pute. collegiate work. that there are a lot of people ;who , believe in the freedom of the in dividual just as people do in the The Fire. That Won't Go Out (Continued) - United States. Give More Oxygen Now the Willey Milkhouse Is Burning Down! To Soviet Teacher MACOMB, ILL. (UP)-The . , NEW YORK (JP)- Mrs. Oskana lII18tery had invaded farmer Willey s barn, have gone unex brown spots on the wallpaper. scouting earlier theories that virtually isola ted. Their telephone Kosenkina was returned to an CIlarlJe WJlley's ' milkhouse yes- plained, but t.he farmer reported The spots would burst into flames something in the wallpaper was was moved to a granary but oxygen tent after a four-hour peri \erda" and he. was worried. a new theory that fly spray he had and Willey would douse them with to blame. WOUldn't ring above a whisper. od wi tllout artificial ald to her WllJey, who lost his house when ben using in his buildinll might water. The farmer and his family set A neigh bor drove down the road breathing. However, Roosevllt maIl tires bro~e out on his wall- b~ responsible. Eventually there were too many up quarters in a makeshilt tent to summon Mrs. Willey to the hospital said her condition was PIPer and consumed It, sent a hur- Wilson doubted it, though. tires to control-some 200 of them and took their meals in the milk telephone. "very much improved." lAP Wirephoto) J')'-up caU to fire Chief Fred WIl- "I'm going to investigate, but --and the house burned down. house. Wednesday night, Willey Sbe said they were keeping a She was first placM in the tent IT WAS SUDDEN DEATH lor three truck drivers as the:r stoot I0Il. it doesn't sound possible," the fire The fires came even alter Willey repO rted, a fire burst mysteriously wary eye on lhe milkhouse, but Wednesday when she had dif.flcul &aIkinA' beside a parked traell OD a. four-lane hichwa:r near South He reported the same thing had chief said. "These lires are balf tore off his wallpaper, and there from newspllpers tacked on the so far there had been no r ecur ~ ty with her breathing. She also Bend, Ind .. yes&erday. A ear luddenl:r swerved Into tbe truok, kU\ln&' b'pPeQed in 'hia mllkhouse and ling." was no electric wiring in the milkhouse wall. rence of Wednesday nigh t's fi re. was given a blood transfusion 'he Ulree men aImoe& IUlanU,. Here C6roner Marion W. BiUmaa "!be dad-blamed thing might go The blazes first made their ap- houle to cause a tir e. He tore off the paper and put "We're not going to leave this Wednesday night. benda over the body of DIIe of the vic&1ms while a policeman looks " •• up any minute." pearance in Willey's fiv,-room Wllley's barn burned down, too, out the fire. place," Mrs. Willey said. "These Her condition stlll wu listed u The driver of &be car alao was lajarecl anet later was c:baT&'ecl br 08~ . Tbe Urea, which also levelled cottage two weeks ago as small and tbat was unpapered, tbus The fires left the Willey family lires can't lick us." critical. poUce with recklell homlolde. • TIm DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 19t5-PAGE TWO , , .- . Th"-(lo.s.a.n.as sci¥ l~st Good-Bye ITo B,dbe Ruth •••••• ; •• 0.'0 • iight Rain 'Mars Funeral ..... ~ Taking By JOE ITALL it lay in state Tuesday and Wed vault where it will rest until the NEW YORK (JP}- New York said a last good-bye to Babe nesday. family decides on final burial ~... ~~\)_Time Out Ruth yesterday with solemn hush Six thousand others m'ade their plans. and tears. way to Gates of Heaven metery Dewey Heads Pallbearers Buck Turnbull: .•.•.. . , , t to ' .' n It was sharply in conlrast 10 at Ml. Pleasant, N. Y., 30 miles There was no eulogy at the . Wi?h lhe roaring cheers and laughter north 01 tbe city in the highlands cathedral mass. But Francis Card Shotton Differs in One Respect; He Wins - that followed him throughout his of the Hudson river, for the com inal Spellman, in a special prayer lusty career - this final farewell mittal servjces. which he composed, asked that the oh'ine spirt "that inspired In the short period of two week tlle Nntjonal league j' nddell. 10 a home run slugger who enlers They went by UmoWline, bic Iy beginning to take the play away from it .rh'al Ameli ycle, tr~ ..11 Oil foot. Many Babe Ruth to overcome hardships into the folk history of AmericlI. leaguer.. 'fhc junior ,ircuit· hll been au in·and.outer all JIll/" kWJI bUeh-lUked. Tbey started and win the crucial liCe may an The crowds that always fol mer but the rejuvenB1io)1 of the Dodgers in Pord fo'rick'ij loop h lowed the hulking figure were !ratherlnr four hours before the imate many genera lions 01 Amer still there. cortere arrived and they stood iC;1I1 youth." really tightt'nf'd that .. ace c01lsiderably. PoUce estimated 6,OOQ per their rround In a downpour. The casket was borne into St. All sea on the BostolJ. Brll s have gone along either in the No. 1 spot Or close to it. 'they've bad balanced hitting', pitching sons were In hure S&. Patrlck '~ When the five flower cars, the Patrick's between a ' double row and QIItbedral for the requiem mau. hearse and the limousines wilh of honorary pallbearers headed fi Iding, aWlongb Jlolhin. .-,. exceptional in allY department. On Another 75,000 stoo4l 1n FlUb the family and close friends fin by Gov. ThoTllas E. Dewey and the otller hand, the Dodgers f'IO\lIldl.'red around in the second dh avenue and tbe JtoeWeller ally came, the sun had !broken Mayor William O'Dwyer. vi iOIl uutil mid-,Ju ly with ),ippy Leo Duro 'hel' shifting his lin. nter area ...rrolWdt.. the through. , It wa t. laced on a catafalqUe up like II confident check r player. cathedtal in ille bean of Ute Sunlight alternated with scud rlanked by six tall lighted can 'I'lte ~'. £ow' ,~ Ca,·(linal.~ have never b e,l aul uf tlt~ rO(t. ny. They were deathly still ding clouds at the brief service die . The blanket of roses and 'l'lIey 11010 .~tolld two {jIJllItlt ,off tIL pace (lIId till hove III p01i!tr and many wept conducted 'by three priests outside orchids was taken away during 10 blow the Braves O1ld Dodger.~ "jgltt OlLt of lite rllnlltttY. When the mass ended at noon the cemetery receiving vault. the mass. FOI' thrt* so liu mont hs I lhooklyn fans had one 11 ell ted argu. and the Babe was born oulsidJ When H endeil after tbe Irs. Ruth, the Babe's lwo m nt against Durocher's mOlUlgerial strategy. 'l'hey just didn't in a gentle rain and taken north crowd joined in the final )raY adopted daughters. Mrs. Rich like t.I~ way Lt eo was xpo~:liJlg and iUlI)Qltil1g his~layers froll! on the avenue, m ny thousands or er, Mrs. Claire Ruth, the wid ard Flanders and Mrs. Dorothy the bellch to tIp \)Isying' £i \d. Tt was It lay to I'l:'membcl' every others lined the route. ow. stood for a Cull DLlnute ullivan, and his sister, Mrs. tim(' the Lip lIs('u the !lam starting lineup wltif!h he had fielaed 6,000 Go To Cemetery Iookln!r at tbe Afrloan ~holt Wilbur l\-Ioberly, were In a pew The corl~ge went throuih the any casket covered with a at the head of llu! aisle. t h day 00£01"0. • Bronx clo e to Yankee slaaium blallket of red rOles and or The honorary pallbearers called Fla1bulib comment has dropped to a calm murmur 110W that where Ruth smashed out mallY ~ chids which she had sent. to mind every facet of the home mil(l·munnel·ed DlIJt ,'h ttOll has the Bums in 1he thick of the IA,P "'"",ol,otl.1 triumphant homer and where Then, pale and composed, she run king's fabulous career. pennan1 ,quabble. Yet Rhotl n is weaving 11 V !tAIN DIDN'T KEEP THEM AWAY-This part of ~he crowd oarht refu&,e under umbreUa.s when t~e 100,000 of hi friends and wor dro e away. Cemetery employes There was Mayor Thomas stlll"tC!1l around \lcry bit a much liS Duroeher ,.Inl came a th,ey stood outside t. Patrick'. cdh edral in New York yesterday dvrinr funeral aervlus shippers str amed by his body as gently carried the casket into the D'Alesandro of Baltimore, Md., did. BUJ o· fu' Bllrt (]jUel's in 011 r pect ler Babe Ruth. Pollee tlm.tM the erewd jammln, the cathedral area at about 15,O8(). * '*: * where Ruth was born. he's wiulliug baIL ,"'ameR. * * * There was Brother Charles, As af ye #e1·a.'Y ' I Iwll.!m had 110 definite superintendent of SI. Mary's In 1lJorki11!1 o·reler bitt toOS clicki?lD a.UnLD at (I; .700 dustrial home near Baltimore, the ci:ip 1/1ith 24 1vi11S ancll0 Zli . es since his )"etll1"/t corrective institution where Ruth Injuries (onvince Gamblers last lIlallf}~. spent most of his boyhood and • Last MO)1day-night. hottoll benched his It>8U where he learned to play ball, ing h.itte!', ,1 ftfield /' M I'V- Rackley, and moved . There was Mayor James M. Bruce Edwul'dR, IU!lt yeall's all.slul' cat ·her, into Curley of Boston, the city in all· Star r (ard ~ Coniest E'ven the outfield, Durocher, even jn his wildest mo· Bruce Edwards which the Babe began his big uwnt , lle,·cl' /lot Edwards fllrther IlWIlY from By ED SAINSBURY Probable Lineups league career as a promising CH,ICAGO (UP)-L.aments of so uthpaw pitcher. catchino than lbird 00, e.' Roy Campallella went back 011 the OLLEG ALL.STARS Iilll' inj uries from the coaches of to Ll:-Paul Cleary !So. California) Dultan, Hoyt There ('Alelling alld Hilly 'ox played third. Edwards ball d in the dar's rival football teams, the LT-Georp Connbr (Notr" Dlmel There wa s Ed 'Barrow, the re clean-up spot und thE' Bums won, naturally. LG-Arnold welnmelster (WUl\l.na"ton l Chic3g0 Cardinals and the college C- Dlek 5COtt INavyl tired general manager of the New Apparelltly BUl't didn't like tll winning combination, bowe"er, all stars, apparently have convinc RG-Howard .rown (IndJana) Yor k Yankees. It was Barrow Weclne, day his lJ<'ncil scratched ont U diffel'ent lineup on the RT-Zluy C .. rolook I !Notre Damel ed even the gamblers the 15th an RE-Len Ford !Mlchl,an) who, as Boston Red Sox manager, srorec81·d. 'YOlltll! Ruckll'Y went back to leCt 1'i Itl lind Edwards, Q8-J"ohnny loujack INolre Darnel made the deCision to change Ruth nual pro-college classic is a close LH-Bob Chappuis (MlchJganl who hilS yet to pit'\1 u gamc a1lhou[(h he has caught, 1: layed tll i.u. ball game. RII-<:harley Conerly 1]',11.1.1 10 an oulfielder. field and outfield . J'CItII'Jled to wlll'min'6 t h(' bClwh. Cox. stayed It Various local betting hous F ChQlmeril EllJott I M~II.n) There were Joe Dultan and third but ch'oppf'(j frOIU lead-off hittel' to 'ighth. Duke, nider, C.1CAQO CA.OIXAI, WaIte Hoyt, teallUllotes of Ruth ~re quoting the match at 5 t 6 LE-Billy Dewell ISo. Methodl' t) rc '('ntly 1\('(lldl'ed from Montreal, went out to centcJ'rie ld aud LT-<:he.1 Bul,er IAui>ttm l In the roaring twimlie, when awl ~ke your piCK, and allhou,h LG-Lloyd Amu IOklJo A " M I the Yankees became the most batt d cl ean-II]l. Who won T 'l'\le Bum!!, natmully. severol belting comrrusslOners C-Vlnce Banon IV 01 Detrolt l Bl'J.t'e~ (Ill£! ('at-til) cmlfinl/I! ulollfl Hallte RG-Garrclrd Raml ev (Wm. '" Mary) fearsome machine In baseball. 1'Jt e lite (m the old held the all s;tars a half point fav J\T-Sllln Mauldin (T xu) Ruth's mJghty bat was the bllr 7reelltllcl the J)orfge',.s twist (/I'l1Imd likp n whirl·pool. Bitt S;lIC orite, only one otrered the Cardi RE-IIIaJ Kutner ITe~", Qe-Paul Christman IMI. ourl) American league pennant, their ,'{hot/C.'II'S 1' ef1tt')l 7t lia. pltll((llhe B1tIll~ uflctly s( veil and 011 • nals one point. LH-<:harley Trlppl IGeoralal Ita If {fam es ('l(;.~et· 10 th e leagHP·lerulet·s. 11 's delJeLopel1 in (£ five. RH- J:lmer """,man INotre Darnel first world championship, and Both Fr nk Leahy, the Notre Fe-Pat Harder IWI!!Con.ln) lhelr never. equalled string ot lellm r(tCIl with e llen /he Oirmis, si.t (lm/ -()Ju -/wl{ {/(lllte$ beMfltl, Dam coach tutoring the colle,i OACUflS all ('h01lN SCI1·es .• Collet. IU-na.-.-Fratlk LeahY. Not", World series' trlurnpM. sWl (liven olltside for ',I, trip illlo lilt, WorZll ans for the second consecutive D me, II""" coach; ...Istantl - W.llace There was J ack Dempsey, ano Tn thl' A mel'ielln league ClevehUld is l'llj()yin~ ;l new lease )'e~r; and Jimmy Conzelman, who Butt•• Georgia: :rell Cravath, Southern Call1orol.; Blair Cherry, 'tex",; Bob ther great figure iii the golden life witll til ir most fl1lbstantial It'ad in tIll' pa~ two weeks. Ii b led ~he Cardinals to their second Hillin.. hnn Stat.; Andy Kerr. Leb age of sports over which the Babe really ,' Ub!!tolltial, too- all of two und one-half gll Jrles over the Natlbnal Football league title last anon Valley: Bob Vol,ts, Northwestern: Ed Krause, Northwestern, towered. A's. Connip Mack's club is ~tilJ I>nlling- the saml' 1dcks. Wednes. fall, complained of injuries to key Chlc.,o C.~dln.I ..... Jlmmy Connlman. Many a New Yorker, standing day it lQRt to the Hl'd f;)Qx, 10-2. 'I'IH'II .\'('sterdny it wllxed the players. Wa&hm,lon university or St. Loulo, head silcntly in the rain to watch us the ""aeh; ...1 tanu - Phil H.ndler. Tex.. . /ln1l' team, ]0-:1. Lu,jack, Chappuis Hurt Chrt Ian ; Buddy Parker, Centenary; Babe went on his final journey, Dick Plasman, Vanderbilt. thought back on the sports era What pennant rllt'l'~ ! Evt:rybody wtlnl~ to j!'et in10 the act. But For Leahy plenty of his back OFFICIALS sublime (jlliL't Jlel WuUlm Down". nUnol. when .ile was king and which is then th~l' 's alwaYR pCBce and in Chicago. fi~ld stars were reported suICer Tech IN.F .L .I; umpire- Llyle Clarno. Bradley; forever gone. ing from minor ailments wlUch head Jineaman - Dan Tehan, XavJor IN.Y.L.I ; neld jud,e - WUllam Blake, (AP W lr~ photo l will prevent them from playing Lo ..... much of the ball game and limit Klckoll-8:30 p.m . ICentral Dayll.ht BABE R Til' FMfILl' Us grief-stricken besJde his ca ket darln. funeral services at t. Patrick's their effectiveness when they are Tlmel. cathedl"al In New York ye terday. Lett to right: Mrs. IUchard Flanders, Ruth's adopted daughter; 1\lrs. Brecheen Shuts Out Broadcastinc- Mutull broadcutlna SY" Babe Ruth, and Richard Flanders. [MAJ(JRS~ in combat. tern , AIUR1CAN LEAGUE NA'l'IONAL LEAOUE Notre Vame's own Johnny W. L. PCT.O.l. Reds for Card Win W. L, PCT. G.B. LuJack, the all·Amerkan quart D.ston ...... _.. .. (IH 4K .5611- ST. LOUIS (A")- Harry Bree C1eve1aPd • • ••.. • • . .• . GO 42 Br •• klyn ...... 66 47 .Ml l I erback who was rated as the Phlladelpllia . . . , . .. .. ns ,6 81. Loul ...... Ut MI .t5G I standout man on the club has a h en pitched lhe onrushing St. Bosioq ...... no 4n plllSburl'b . . ...•..... 5<1 1i0 .iI2S jI( Louis Cardinals to a 4-0 shutout 101 .... yorle ...... /U ~6 N.w Yo,k ...... ~~ II.~ .!W(J . q eharley horse which affects his Del ••lt ...... lI1I 61'1 Phlladelphi...... _. ~~ lIII .473 Itij Athletics Tr0wnce Red 10-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds SI.Lolll ...... 43 fJ/I ClncinnaU ...... 41 65 .4%1 Jf'i wllnlnr. Bob Chappuis, MJchl Sox, W.... IlI~lon . . . , .. , ... U 6d Chie., . .... _.. , •.... 44 C7 .IIH II ,an star on Leahy's sln,le-wing yesterday with 1he aging Terry Chl.'r...... 8' 14 Yesterday'. StJuU, Moore providing most of the bat '1' ..I.,4.y' ... ~ .lt. PJUsburch 2, ChJearo 1 IlQuad, has a cracked rib. Bump Phll.. d.lpbl r. 10, a •• 2 ting punch. ,.n 51 . .Lou'. 4, Clnelnna" U Elliott, nashy Wolverine runner Mackmen Regain Ne.w Vork 8, W ••h.".Lofl -, BOlton a t New York (pOItPODld, wet on the stnlle·win&' team, hu a Iowa City Loses Tbe trillDlph, Brecheen'S slxtb 0.1)' r~",e8 lellt ...... d rrouads) Collins Favored Race Today To4ay·. PIt~!le\"!l Only 'limes .cbed ul~d iii th~ In a row and his 15th of yur bad ler. And Pete Asbbaulh, a New 1'.rk at l'blll.a.lpbl. (nlrlll) 'I'oda1" Pileherl Second . To Rock Island PhU ..d.lphla at New Vor' ( .It~IJ Netre Dame defensive .ee, Place in . The Big Three in dirt track rac~ against f
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CAPITOL. ~lOO 8 -llO TrJ Oar AUera"" ...... 0.", 'I'ID DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST ZO, INS-PAGE SIX Begin Installation Republicans Campaign at State Fair W~~eeI ' Caution Jews, Arabs Against Airliner Lands Minus • Of Traffk Lights Passengers Unhurt, Unafraid as Giant Plane Breaking Truce in Jerusalem On Burlington Street Lcthds With Jammed Nose Wheel HI(,AGO (l1P)-A ~illnt 'olH'air nil'linpl' of Amf'rican air. H. B. Allen Is in Iowa City this LAKE ' CCE '(JP}-'l'he l'(,Drily council last night wal'ned line land d . af!'ly at suburban OIl'nview navIII air st .ation on t week supervislng the installation the Jew and Arab ' against violation. of the tru' in ,J erllsnlem. whcels y(\terOIl\' lI[trr cil'elill g the city for IlII hour wd.h a jamme.t There was no opposition to the pla.n advanced jointly hy th or'the new actuated traffic lights nose whr('1. United tate, Britain, France and auada. • which the city purchased July 12. The ail'lint's reported that all 35 passen:;t!'rs and the crew of However, the ovi t Ukraine abstained throughout paragraph Allen heads the H. B. Allen com tit l'('C aboard wrre safE' and snffrrNl no injury. :rhe fOllr-p~wer re lution adopt .d hl'ld th two parti . rl'. pons pany of Des Moines. But an official or thr air station said a "few wc,ineo" laint Jble for acbon oC al\ regula I' or Jl'regular forces under th ir au The traffic signals will be in and tlncc womcn wcre takl'n to t h navy sirk hay 'for treatment thority. stalled on Burlington street at the fOl' "mino/' shock. " He said. by. paragraph voting and Rus Gilbert and Clinton street Inte.r man WIlS h'(,!ltecl for burns 101. sia, Syria and Columbia declin * * * sections and at the west end ot the Sues Crandic for fered when he sli.d down a nIpe I ed to support some section. of in Jeaving the p\.ane. Jews Reject Note Burlington street bridge. the proposal. $5,000 in Damages The women we.re not ~ The balloting concluded all To Evacuate A rea According to Allen, the new but probably "Just shallen It Marian Wieland yesterday med business on the counCil calendar lights arc governed by an elec UP a little," the. otrlclal ..w. except approval or a report to the JERUSALEM (UP)-The Jews tronic controller while the conven a $5,000 suit against the Cedar rejec'ed an Egyptian ultimatum to Rapids and lowa City Railway An airlines spoKesman said IIIe fall meettng of the general assem tional model traCCic signal is a mo company at the Johnson county plane came down at the na'll\ bly in Paris. As soon as this item evacuate an installation In the Red station, near Ch.icago, on its tw" Cross area south of Jerusalem yes tor driven setup giving regular cou rt house. Is finished in private session, the timed signals. main wheels, ti pped up on its council will recess until the as terday after United Nations obser She asked judgment lor in nose and grQund to a halt. He Slid lembly meeting opening Sept. 21. vers had sped '" the area to head Allen and workmen from the juries she said were sustained all the passenge rs were remoted off a possible battle. Wildman construction company ot while a paSSeog6 on one of the U.S. delegate Philip C. Jessup safely and there was no panic. The Egyptians had demanded Iowa City have been placing wires company's electric cars, which introduced afive point resolution crashed into another interurban Passengers e:x.amined at the sid: that the Jews evacuate an agricul underground at the Clinton street bay were released. The air1illes In the name ot tour countries. tural training farm by 6 p. m. An between here and Cedar Rapids. Five·Hour Debate intersection the last three days. She said she sUflered injury to ferried 21 passengers by plane to Egyp ian commander threatened Completion of the installation de municipal airport to continue their The council had been scheduled to bomb and shell Jewish troops her .back, spine and shoulders. pends, Allen said, on how soon aU Her attorney is D. C. Nolan. journeys and the remainder were to dIscuss Palestine during the unless they lell the area, which the equipment reaches Iowa City. taken i:o Chicago, their destina. day but debated for more than had been set aside by the Red tion point. five hours beCore rejecting YugO The new signals give the "green Cross. light" preference to the street with sla'llia's appeal for a condemnation All the pa.5senren bad IIIn Immediately aIler the ultima the heaviest traWc although the Mrs. L. B. Dutcher, praise for the skill of the ere. ot United States-British actions tum was issued, United States signals have a maximum interval in Trieste. and the "calm reassurance" tI. Marine Brig. Gen. William Riley before the lights change. On in (IU' Wltephot,,) 79, Dies in Wichita stewardess Agnes Vaueh ... 01· Jessup explained that the Pales an other high UN observers sped tersections with equally heavy cago. Milton Ponltl, Benrt7 tine resolution was not an etort REPUBLICAN DAY AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. Gov. Earl Warren, 'Of California, Republican to the "hill of evil oounsel" on traffic going each way, the devices vlce.presldentlal nominee, rides alonr the fair mid way aloll&' with Gov. Dwl.,bt Green (right) of llU- Mrs. Lulu B. Dutcher, 79, form- lUlls. Calif., 8al" U was ..... to place ,blame for fighting in the would operate on the same stop-go Jerusalem's southern outskirts, nots. Rldln,. with the driver Is Sen. Wayland F. Brooks (R-III.) er Iowa City resident, died Wed- grea.test orew I've ever aeea.' Holy City but to prevent continua hoping to avert a threatened principles that features the con * * * ______--:- __ nesday evening at Wichita A young blind girl, Henrietta tion ot the outbreaks. fight. ventional signaL Kan., after a short illness. Stone, Warrensburg, Ill., said tlul The resolution declared: Col. Moshe Dayan, rmmander Allen said that slmltar signals Airlines To Inctease Passenger Fares; Funeral services rwill be held at "I didn't know what was goIac I. Eaeh party Is responsible for of Jewish forces, rejected the ulti have been installed in Dubuque, Warren Declares 9 a.m. Saturday at SI. Marys on, but 1 wasn't scared." the actions ot both regular and matum as "tantamount to an out Davenport, Des Moines, Sioux City, Elimination of Free Meals Suggested ch urch in Iowa City with burial The plane had arrived Irotn irregular forces operating under spoken threat to violate the truce." Washington 'and Ames in Iowa. CinCinnati, 0., at 3:20 p.m. (Iowa Also, there are a great number of in Oakland cemetery. The ros its authority or in territory under Disloyalty in U. S. \VASHI G'rON {JP)-'l'he lJatiolJ 's airlines will increase pa . ary wili be recited at. S p.m. Fri time) but was unable to land at them operating in the Omaha vi municipal al,rport when th,e DOSe Its con trol. cl nity. The Omaha lights were in E'llgE'1' far s in gen("ral 10 percent as a result of 811 industt-y con· day at the Hohenschuh mortuary. t. Each parb has the obUca Two 'New Stores ference with the civil aeronautics board yesterday. The body will arrive in Iowa City wheel of the landing gear jammed. stalled about 15 years ago and Must Be Watched It circled the city to exhaust ita tion to use- all means at its dis Davenport has operated this type 'bairman .Joseph J . O'Connell JI·., of the CAB I'epol't d the Friday. posal to prevent action violating gas supply before attempting 1M To Begin Business of light on the Mississippi river 8PRINGFIED, ILL., (UP) forth.comit.g increase all one of Mrs. Dutcher is survived by landing at Glenview. the truce by individuals or groups bridge for about 12 years. Gov. Earl Warren of California, the infofmal decisions of the losses, which totaled S16 mUlion in three daughters, Mrs. H. P. Dyer, who are subject to its au thority Two new stores, one featUring Republican candidate for vice conference on the industry's fin- the 12 months ended March 31 Tulsa; Mrs. Wikle, Wichita; Mr~ . or who are in territory under lts ladies wear and the other general president, said yesterday that dis ancial difficulties. the board felt that elimjnatio~ Marian Robinson, Iowa City; two Dr. Steindler Recovering control. merchandise, will open this week loyalty and subversion in the U. The rate boost will make the of Cree meals aloft Is desirable. sons, C. L. Dutcher, Hot Springs; From Recent Operation 3. Each party ha the obJ\caUon end in Iowa City. Morrell Plant S. contain "the seeds ot our de average fare just over six cents a "If we had to make a decision GeorgE! Dutcher Jr.; four grand- to bring to speedy trial and in The Mode-a-Day, owned by J . sttuction." mite on most air~ ne s . Th,!! present" loday, we would have ruled, at children, one great-grandchild, Dr. Arthur Sleindler, head of Mayor Olson, will open today at case of convlction to punishment, Warren, k~ynoting a Republi average rate IS five and one-half least by majority, to end free one nlece and one nephew. orthopedic surgery at University any and all persons within their 130 S. Cllnton street. Dresses, can ntlly at the Illinois state fair, cents. meals," O'Connell said. hospitals, was reported "in fine blouses, lingerie and hose will jurisdiction who are involved In Working Again said that "as long as the world js No date had been fixed for the As a working figure for dl'scus- MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED condition" at Mercy hospital yes- a breach ot the truce. be featured. . a Two Iowa Citians, Florian J . terda y OTTUMWA (UP) - John Mor sick, there Is a great danger of 4. No party Is permUted to '1110- According to Olson, the store mc.rease, 'Connell . il?ld a re- sion purposes during the day, the Swift and Lois M. Albright, were D . t . dl h reI and Co. resumed livestoek sickness here, strong though we ported, adding the alrlmes would board adopted $11 -'lll'on as the r. S em er, w 0 underwenlan late the truce on the grounds that will open tomorrow at 113 E...... issued a mArriage license yesler- peratl'on rec tly I ted t buying and meat production yes are today. have to compile new tariff rates annual cost of free meals served 0 en , S expec 0 it Is undertaking reprisals or re in the lower price range. 'Mrs. day at the Johnson county clerk's return to hi s duties t the h It 1 terday with the return to their "Every American mu!!t believe and comply with other technical to al'fline passengers. a osp I See tallatlons against the other party. Marie F'ry will manage the store. procedure before the increases ______of(ice at the court house. .:.. I.:.., o_.::.:e:.....:,e_m....:....:eS pt b _r:..,. ______Olson also owns a smil!!r store jobs of 3,000 CIa united pack it," he said. "Each cell ot disloy II. No pariy Is entitled to train in Cedar Rapids. inghouse workers atter a sudden alty, each act of subversion, each could become ef!eetive. 10 military 'Or political advantage The Manning Mercantile slore change in union tactics. expression of disbelief, has in it through violation of the truce. O'Connelt said that in consider will open tomorrow at 113 E. Union olticials declined to ex the seeds of our destruction." ing steps to relieve the airlines The four-power move was in ALDENS As Th Washington street. This store plain why the workers complied Warren predicted that "no is tended to -back up Count Folke will be a general merchandise es yesterday with a company re sue will be of greater imporlance Bernadotte, UN mediator, who tablishment featuring self-service quirement that they return to than national unity in the presi earlier today warned that the In clothlng. It will be owned and work through the personnel oUice dential campaign" and said the Song-and-Dance Man whole Palestine conflict might operated by veterans. and promise to obey their foremen Repwbllcan party was the only Scores Another Hit break out again. The owners explained that this and supervisors. Previously they one capable of achieving such is the first store they have opened said the company requirement unity. LONDON (UP) - The An Hagen Fined $102.50 in Iowa. They have other stores amounted to a lockout. In an obvious reference to the drews sislers, singing a t the Pal in Michigan, Illinois and Indiana. August eleara On Bad Check Charge The workers returned, and pro Democrats, he said the GOP has ladium, aSKed a man In the aud duction neared normal for the "no leftist element to &plinter ience to Join them on the stage. Township Committeemen first time in five days, as com oft," and that "there is no ex in Adolph Hagen ot Iowa county The man sang a cracked • I J continues unabated with more new was fined $102.50 in Iowa City To Meet This Afternoon pany and union officials contin treme right to splinter off in the voice and brought down the police court yesterday on a bad JohlUion counly township com ued negotiations toward a new opposite direction, and no disaf house. Then he did a dance with check charge. mitteemen will meet with Ray centract. fection in our center." Patti Andrews and got another values daily! Shop every floor! Police Judge Emil G. Trolt sus Smalley of the county AAA office Expiration ot the old contract Warren's address followed one ovation. Later, he opined h ':! pended $75 of the tiDe on good !be at 1:30 .p.m. today at the CSA hall, last week was followed by a series made at the state fair Wednes would write a musical show and havior and police said Hagen 524 N. Johnson street to discuss ot work stoppages. The company day .by his Democratic counter producers Emile Littler and VII] made restitution on the two the problem of storing this year's branded these as sit-down strikes part, Sen. Alben Barkley, who Parnell said they would back it checks involved. corn crop. but the union said they were accused the GOP ot attempting to sight unseen. According to the information According to Smalley, they will committee meetings to process scuttle Democratic efforts to help The man, Irving Berlin, said ~-----Dress Clearance-~ and police testimony, Hagen pas discuss taking a survey of the grievances. the farmer. he would think it over. sed the checks to Iowa City mer county to find how short Johnson chants. They totalled $9.23 and county farmers will be of storage Formerly to were written on the Iowa County space in which to store this year's 66 Savings bank at Marengo. bumper corn crop. 24.95 at ... 6 Here are the year's best dress values! Butcher Linens, C4ambrays, Piques, Prints and combinations. Sizes 7 to 15, 10 to 20 and 38 to 44. The dress EVERYONE values are so exciting at the low sale prlce that we urge your early selection! mODE (j'DAY' ALDENS--8econd Floor Grand Opening loda~ • IS ~! 9;uta111 WiJL rAW I watching Sunback Dresses Checks! Stripes! Plain Colors! I COLD · ~FROCK aid 9ur last shipment of these dresses was ex complete sell·out. soblbng 98 died in 0 These are even more beautiful! Buy several for hot August lric chair I days. See them on the second floor. As...abula ~ for 2 The Y01 ALDENS-Second Floor pletely al NOTHING IUT 'lAnuy which cal 1M !VEIY DETAil OF THESE JUSf. waning h~ I A.IYED IACIt·TO·SCHOOl DlfSSES. pronounce. I SlCflCHED, IS JUST ONE OF SO MANY Frohner ing Willia. , COMPLIMENT .CATCHING SnoLES tomorrow's 1 ... DESIGNED IN HOLLyWOOD. Nylon' Hosiery Clearance Illachiner~ WHEN YOU SEE THEM YOU'IE SUU tempt to I . TO WANT SlYERAL .. . AND AT "God, ~ J mercy," ti I IUCH A\LOW './CE ... HOW CAN • Odd pairs and dozens from many nationally advertised lines are included be was stl • YOU RESIST? SIZES' TO 15. in this sale ... mostly light shades ... semi and full fashioned ... in- . , Voice gre\ _ A' YOUR NEIGHIOI. OWNED, Issue' cluding all sizes in this event. !nOn! Intel NEIGHIOR • OPERATED J,.:. • "I'm" sc ~ ...... -"'ODE O'OAY fROCIt SHOP. Nylon Hose to 1.65 at, pair ...... ·~· ...... 1.4 7 I'm sorry. SUdden) t ' IlliddJe of 1. ' of o11ly the , • • • to 1.35 at, pail' ...... _...... dealing ell ~ 5.98 Nylon.Hose 97 c t-;Ax' I (I Cat M ••' II * ,. ALDEN8-Flrst Floor II • PlY, SAr, II ... D'Day! I I....Tr. alC MANIc • Sally," th lirl or w by sPCCia Washingto Iowa City's Mo~n;ng ·Newspap'er tr1ed for 1 130 S. Clinton , Now 3~ ... -----.,.. -oman w p r - It - In Portlan Iobeal .. /iUii.