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World in Action- UN Rushes Hearing Russ Threatens Velo Add Suggestions for Heat Beating Bricker Gives ~ ..nnd. Unconditional' ~h~G~be., TBI ASSOCIATED PRIISS president~~KEI~!~!~~~~!~~ of the United Nations security council, ~~she would~~!P!Ii~~ use the big power vetoJ !i~~~again to blackballJ&d'Y last night ordered an immediate hearing on the United Nations membership applications Irom Ire OK,te Taft , LONDON, (A')-Inlormed Soc Indonesian question which was laid before the land, Portuial and Trans-Jordan. Ialist sources said Prime Minister council this afternoon by Australia and India. Soviet deputy delegate Alexei N. Krasilnikov Expects Taft Control .1 AtUee told labor legislators yester Lange put the case on the council's provisional calmly told the security council's membership com- day Britain will slash her armed agenda for this afternoon's meet- mittee that none of the three had Of Ohio, As Dewey 1 forces in Germany, completely ing, previously scheduled on the Protests Sel"zure diplomatic relations wllh Moscow Says, 'I'm Surprised' , I withdraw troops from Ita ly and Balkan question. The council it- and therefore could not qualify. Greece, scale down her standard COLUMBUS, Ohio (JP)-A prell.. of living and call for longer work-. self will decide which issue ge~ Of AxI'S Assets In Krasilnikov then moved to dential boom for Republican Sena ing hours in key industries in a priorlty. block consideration of applications 'do or die" bid to save the na tor Robert A. Taft of Ohio _ The Australian and Indian dele- D'-Ikan Countrl"es from Austria, Italy, Romania and tion's fallering econQmy. gations, acting almost simultan- DCI Hungary on the grounds that the under way yesterday when Seo~ The disclosures, came in a closed eously, told the council the . strife peace treaties had not been rati- tor John W. Bricker gave an ~ "crisis" meeting of labor members conditional endorsement of hlI · between Dutch and Indonesian WASHINGTON (iP) - The fled. This step drew an irnmcd- or parliament in which Attlee senior colleague :lor the GOP. iCluelched his critics and won what forces threatened world peace but United States protested to Russia iate objection ITom thc United amounted to a vote of confidence a Dutch spokesman in Washing- yesterday against Soviet seizure of States, which insisted on full presidential nomination in 1948. for his government. ton said the U.N. had no juris- German and Italian assets In the discussion. U'aft would not comment fm,. • diction. Balkans in apparent violation of All the major powers except mediately and Gov. Thomas Eo Besides 'the Indonesian and peace treaties. Russia have ratified the trealies FORT LEAVENWORTH,* * * Kan., Balkans cases, the council is com- The action was announced by with Italy, Hungary and Romania. Dewey of New York, now in Mict. (A')-An army general court mar mitted to take up Egypt's com- Undersecretary of State Lovett at Russia already has cast the v 10 lian, was at first silent on fA. tial yesterday sentenced t h r e e plaint against Britain next Tues- a news conference as state de- 11 times in the U.N.'s short his 'Bricker announcement. Negro prisoners to life imprison day. partment officials began confer- tory, three of the earlier ones Then later last night he Umltecl ment and acquitted a fourth de The Netherlands was expected ences to decide what the United being on the original applications himself to an "I'm surprised" whea fendant, accused of bealing to to be represented.by Dr. Eelco Van States should do as a result of by Ireland, Portugal and Trans newsmen confronted him with. aeath a white inmate during a Kleffens, former member of the Russia's veto of an American pro- Jordan and the latest coming AS IOWA CITY'S HEAT wave hlt Us crest yesterday to-year-old Janice Marie Scberrer found the Bricker'S endorsement of Taft. ' race riot May 6 at the U.S. dis security council, who is now am- posal to create a United Nations Tuesday on the American pro perfect way to beat the temperature when she climbed Into an overflowing- bubble bath. Janice Is the 'l'he campaign for Taft, chair ciplinary barracks here. bassador to Washington. commission on the Greek border. posal lor a B9lkan border watch. dau,htcr of Mr. and Mrs. Pa.ul M. Scherrer of Iowa. City. (Daily Iowan Photo-Dickinson) man of the senate's Republican policy committee and co-author ot the Taft-Hartley labor relatlOllll BERLIN, (A')-American offic * * * act, was lAunched a day ahead ~f Ials said yesterday Czechoslovakia, schedule. which declined to join in the Mar The stat-e Republican conunitt.te shall proposal to aid Europe, had had been expected to fire the fi11t signed a trade agreement with the signal nt a noon meeting todq, British and American occupation with & unanimous endors~n~ zones of Germany. h followed by a big Ohio "recolJli The American negotiators hail Bri.tis -Soldiers' Bodies Missing tion cliuner" toniiht to hear Taft ed the pact as the first success in speak on the accompllshments Qf a campaign for expanded trade the congress session just closed. ; between western Germany and \But Bricker stole a march OD tasl European. countries which re Find Body P.lane ~ Incident Guards, Police the party organization, He calle.d mained outside the 'Marshall pro Dutch Gain, 'Regret' reporters into .rus law oUice sUit.. posal nego/ra tions. . " "yesterday ana. gl)t (lit ~ cb.m Y omb Woods what he said he had been think AMES, (A')* - * Dean* Emeritus In Basement Transport fvasive, Bailie in Sumatra s' ing about lor seven months. Charles F. Curtiss ot Iowa State /TEL AVIV, Palestine (A') - i\ "1 have urged the state coinmlt college died here yesterday after VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. (IP) - Dutch tharge Rich Rubber Area voice claiming to be that of a re tee to put on a united camp~ noon . The body 01 a black-haired presentative of Irgun Zvai Leumi for Tart for the Ohio delegation to Curtiss, 83, was dean of agri woman, found today in a shallow BATAVIA, Java (jp)-The Neth BATAVIA, Java (IP)- Dutch declaed over the telephone yester the next convention, which I am .'Ulture and director of the Iowa grave in the dingy basenfent of a erlands army, referring to Indo- troops, bolstered by an amphibious day that two BriUsh sergeants, sure they are amtious to do,' said Slate coUege experiment station. house where a man hanged him nesian charges that two Dutch operation, lashed out from the held as hostages for three execut Bricker, the GOP vice-presidential lor mpre than 30 years. ed Jewish Wlderground .members, nominee in 1944." self Sunday night In a strange Medan area yesterday, the Neth fighters had shot down a mercy erlands army announced. The had been executed by hanging. "Is this an unqualified endon;e. FORT MADISON. (IP)-A wide- * * * "triangle" shooting, last night transport plane carrying medical troops drove into the rich tobacco But grenadier guardsmen, Pal ment?" he was asked. Ipread search contmued last 11ight tentatively was identified by supplies to the Republic, said to and rubber region of Sumatra, big "Oh sure," he replied, addinz be tor George Matheson; 68-year-old estine police and an Associated Sheriff Otto Tannehill as that of day that the identity of the air island northwest of Java. Press representative who received expects-and "certainly hopes" convicted murderer who walked Knifing their way through Taft will be nominated. Taft lUt away from the state prison-farm Mrs. Rose Schwartz Harvey, for craft had not been clearly estab one of the purported Irgun mes mine fields and road blocks, the sages searched sand dunes and cit ran for the nomination in 19tO near Montrose early yesterday. merly of Salinas, Calif. lished. and was a strong second to Matheson was serving a liie sen Dutch forces captured Pematang rus groves of the central Palestine She was the former wife of It would be a cause of "great sian tar, Republican capital for coastal plain almost inch by inch Thomas E. Dewey until both were \eJ!ce. Tony Harvey, 40, who was en- regret," the army declared, should overtaktn by the late Wendell L. Prison o1ficials said Matheson, northern Sumatra and. home of an without finding a clue to the gaged in a gun duel and then important Indonesian radio sta whereabouts or fate of the two Willkie who won on the sixth bU who had trusty status and lived hanged himself. it develop that the plane was an lot. In barracks while working at the The sheriff, who announced the unarmed transport carrying medi tion. sergeants. The figbting on Sumatra over The telephone voice said Clif "Does this complete'\y remove \\~IlI.tQS\l t.arm, si.mply disappear grisly discovery, said the woman, cal supplies from India. shadowed milltary developments ford Martin and Mervyn Paice you from the picture in 19187:' ed during the early morning hours. about five feet 10 inches and fully The Dutch communique was is in Java, where the Dutch report were executed "because they were Bricker was asked. clothed, had been dead about four sued as the Indonesians gave a "It doesn't remove me becaUJe BOSTON, (A')-Douglas Chand- edly were continuing their elforts convicted of being enemies" and months. The corpse was covered state military funeral in the Re I've never been in," be replied. ler, 58, Chicago-born* * * writer, yes with about six inches of earth and publican capital of Jogjakarta to A DUTCH MECHANIZED column moves along a. tree-llned roa.d to isolate Republican forces In the not as a reprisal tor the execution interior of the island's central por yesterday of three Irgun men for "I've never had any idea of beID& lerday was sentenced to life im the ground was soft. the nine persons - three British, durin, the flgbtlng in East Java. This picture was sent by air from a candidate." prisonment and fined $10,000 for The basement, about 15 by 20 five Indonesians and one Indian Java to London and transmitted by radlO'to New York. tion. taking part In the May 4 Acre pri treason after be defiantly told the (AP WIREPHOTO) The Indonesians announced that son raid. Asked. if he would! decline the feet, was under a house which who were killed yesterday when nomination it the convention dead Court he had not changed the opin police said had been occupied by the two-engine airplane Went a Dutch air and sea attack had The anonymous caller sald the ions he spouted for the nazis over Tony Harvey, 40, and Mrs. Louise down. been launched against the south "sergeants were hanged to a tree locked over Taft and Gov. ~ the German radio during the war. Harvey, 41, who officers also The Dutch said the plane pre- coast city of Tjilatjap. This move In the government forest preserve of New York and a draft poiDted. identUied as Kay O'Brien. sumed to be a Japanese type Involve FDR In Hughes Deal apparently was designed to "soft a few miles south of NataJiYa be his way, the whil.e·halred Iklclcel: YOKOHAMA, (A'}-Seven Jap- The house was the scene of a bomber, took evasive action com- en up" the last important Repub fore dawn." repolted quiCkly: . anese civilians* who* *guarded pris gun fight last Sunday night. Ing down to tree-top level from BULLETIN cancelled by RFC early in 1944, lican-held 1>ort on Java. The searchers went carefully "No man who loves his countr7. Oners at Hiroshima during the war Sheriff Tannehill said Harvey 5,000 feet. The two fighter pilots WASHINGTON (JP}-The sen and that at a dlblnet meeting in A Dutch warship, two Mitchell through the eucalyptus forests, believes in representative 10vern ate wa.r Investigating committee ment and believes in the principles pieaded innocent to charges of had returned hom unexpectedly said the they fired warning bursts February of that year, Mr. Roose bombers and three fighter planes citrus groves, cypress woods and summonedi Howard Hughe!i this made the attack on Tjilatjap, 90 ankle deep sand where the voice of his })arty would do that uniep bealing and abusing Allied serv from Stockton, Calit., to find but that these shots could not velt ordered it renewed. Icemen when arraigned before an Louis D. Barton, 35, a former have hit the larger plane. The mornin, to tell In public about miles west of Jogjakarta, a broad said the men would be found he had personal reasons. 1 cWn't Eighth army commission. New York motor car company twin-engine aircraft struck the his $40,000,000 wartime contraclts At that time, the flying boat cast Republican communique said. hanging in their nooses withou~ anticipate anything like that tvwr Prisoners beaten included Har technician, seated on a couch In trees and crashed, they sald. for plane!! thal did not get lnto already had cost the government The bulletin s.id one Dutch bomb finding a trace. happening." . ris J. Out zen, 510 Washington the living room. Mrs. Louise Dr. S. H. Algurnied, Indonesian the war. about $13,500,000, the big Texan er was shot down. The two sergeants were taken Bricker said he told Taft ewD before oongress nwt last Jm\1U7) Itreet, Davenport. ,Harvey was in the kitchen pre- Red Cross representative, told In teshlied. Jones said he signed the captive in front of Natanya colfee paring dinner. donesian Red Cross and that the WASHINGTON (IP)- Jesse H. SEEK UNDERSTANDING house July 12 as hostages for Meir that he did not anticipate be1DI • FORT KNOX, KY., (IP)-Three Tannehill said the two men Dutch knew it was flying to Jog Jones told senators yesterday the original contract not knowlnf. it DES MOINES (IP) - Ways of Nakar, Yacoub Weiss and Absolom candidate :lor OhIo's 53-man de IOldier prisoners* * and * their armed pulled their weapons and fired jakarta with two tons of medical late President Roosevelt overrode was opposed by the armY and promoting public understanding Habib, who were executed at Acre legation to the 1948 conventiOlll IUard who disappeared from the almost simultaneously. supplies. cancellation of a $2D,OOD,ODO fly navy but because he was directed of school problems were discussed prison Tuesday despite Irgun and that he would be glad to SUP- reservation yesterday afternoon ing boat project assigned to How to by the war production board. yesterday at a canIerence of edu threats to "bathe the Holy Land in 1>ort his colleague. while on a woodchopping detail, ard Hughes and ordered construc The senate committee is lnves., cators here. blood." ---.. .iaII l returned to the i.r disciplinary tion continued. tigating $40,000,000 worth of war branch barracks last night, show Aquarium Official Retires Jones, former secretary of com time plane contracts let to Hughes. ing signs of relief at gelting back merce and onetime head of the millionaire Hollywood aircraft Mercury Hits 96 III the barracks. reconstruction finance corporation, producer and motion picture exe Hip I Numb~rs l Rackel Trying . They reported they had been appeared before the senate war cutive, klat in the wilds of Otter creek 'Peachy' Fish Mourn Him investigating committee. Senator Ferguson (R-Mich), For Yeaf' s Recor~; Preserve. He testified Mr. Roosevelt de committee chairman, has instruct WASIDNGTON, (JP}-Fred or-r A couple of Russian ichthyolo cided in 1944 that the "experience ed Hughes to be ready to testily To Juggle Treasury Report Little Cooler Today ' :~ BATA V14, Java, (IP) - The singer retires today as director of gists are said to have taken a few to be gained" from completing one either today or Friday morning. Netherlands *government * * today set the commerce department's aquar- nibbles belore someone dragged 2M-ton cargo plane-whkh has WASHINGTON (iP)- A news public relations deparbnent." He A hot sun, beamln, ~ up as autonomous territories in ium, and fun-loving fish fro m them aside and whispered, "It's a yet to take to the air-would be man yesterday thwarted what U.S. said there had been a mistake in hazy Clouds on Iowa City all dq, Ite prOjected United States of In coast to coast are sad. . joke. comrade." too great to throwaway. treasury officials suspect was an the treasury figures; that the cash sent tbe mercury soarina to .. donesia the major tin producing For Orsinger, very quiCk to gig (Gilmore laler' repented, and Hughes Tells Meyer Jones said the contract was attempt to make a killing in the balance should be $3,032,722,185.159 degrees at 4:30 p.m. yesterdaY. ialands of Bangka and Billiton and a gag, has done for fish wbat went straight. When last seen he instead of $3,032,794,863.59. breaking all previous recom. 1D the strategic Rlouw archipelago, Harvey has done for fellow rab- was in Moscow-a fur bearing (JP) * * ..; To Return to U.S. "numbers" game by rigging pub Some news organizations sent Iowa City this year. Singapore's southern guardian and bits. ' correspondent). Dancer Says Man Told lished figures ()1lI the treasury's out corrections on the basis of the The mercury scooted past Tues'" an important world source 0 f Finding nature sometimes ex- Orsinger 81so got nillonal pub- Her. Not to Testify PARIS (iP)-John Meyer, pub cash balance. telephone call. but Gardner L. day's high ot 95.2 whlle Iowa CitJ' biuxlte. cessively humdrum, .prslnger has licity when he modestlY announc licit.)' man for Howard Hughes' Each day. the treasury Issues a Bridge, an Associated Press editor, sweltered in a 1'lve-day liep of AU three territories were con taken fish out and dressed them ed he had discovered an amazing statement of its financial condi decided to check up. He called better than 90-de~ tempera~ HOLLYWOOD (n'?-Judy Cook, film and air craft enterprises, lidered part of the now embattled up with a peachy personality. method of cleaning ,topped-up blonde dancer-swimmer under tion. This statement, besides its Charles Molony, AP staff man tures. ! Indonesian Republic under the He has also dressed them up in drains. Bubpoena by a senate war con said last night he had been order value to persons interested in gov assigned to the treasury. A hot day was In store lIDee Cheribon agreemen t. fur jackets. He ~lnted out that alliiators, tracts investigating committee, ed by the California millionaire ernment finance, is eagerly await Molony was informed by treas earlY yesterday mominl. At 1:8' The fur-bearing fish, w h i c h which come in three handy house said yesterday a man with "a to return to the United States and ed by numbers players because in ury officials that there was no a.m. the thermometer rea1stere4 FOND DU* LAC, * *Wis., (n'? - were advertised as just the thing hold sizes, are jUlt the thini. He British accent" warned her not 10 hoped to fly from Paris today. many games the pay-off hinges employee in the public relations 89 decrees at the CAA weather Weary firefighters, exhausted by for frigid Siberian waters, are ru- said to turn them lOOlle at one end testify' in the Howard Hughes' in "I know nothing at all about on the figure showing the cash division with the name the mYB station. By 3:30 ,.m. it reached .. • seven hour battle in 90-degree mored to be the result of crossing of the drain, and walt for nature QUirY. what's going on in Washington," balance. terious caller used. degrees, tipped a maximum at 4:31 • ~ut 30,000, successfully con~ Orsinger with Eddy Gilmore. and the amptora to take their Miss Cook said the telephonic Meyer said. "I left the states a A few minutes after the state The attempt was the first of with 96 and started coutlq bade lleat yesterday to save the bus 1- Gilmore at that time trudged the course. Warning came Tuesday at mid week IIgo and nobody told· me ment was issued yesterday, a man its kind officials could recaL to 95 at 5:80 yesterday eveDlDIo leaa district of this Wisconsin city Washington whimsey beat for The "You know," he IIld thouaht night, after she had received a anything about what was coming. called news services, which had However, Secretary Snyder sever. Humidity hovered at a normal all fined the blaze to one major busl Associated Press, and he and Or- fully to a reporter yesterday, "I wire from the committee, direct If I'd known, I wouldn't have just transmitted the figures on al times has had letters asking percent IIeIa block which was destroyed at sinller got a Maine trout all deck- never have learned whether d Ing her not to come to Washing wasted the money coming to Eu their wires. Indentlfying himself that a certain fieure come out a The weather man promilecl. 1 loti Or at lea.t $500,000, __ ed out in. puther Ildn\ _l_ all1ptor CJD 10 ~ • .,..da.~ ton pending further instructions. rope." u a member o( the "treaaurr. certain YlR1.. on a dOl1lnatec1 elate. a1Ip~ ceoler weatbel' ___ ~ Tm DAILY IOWAN. THURSDAl'. JULl' 31 , 194'1-PAGE TWO Lesnevich Decisions Mauriello [MAJOR Stiil!M!Gionls Snap Blackwell's ' Siting By m PEDER . and unanimou in Le 'nevlch's Th~ t!tM \Va h't the Dock NATIONAL LEAGU~ )IERTCAN LEAGUE CINCINNAT! (,4»-Lady Luck. well's sensational .skein • whlch. grounder to Oradt HafiOn bilt BROOKLYN, N. Y. IJP}-Lighl- favor. The Associated Press score dotvn brawl thd slime expected W L jo~~l 2.8. , W L P el. G.B . ran out on Ewell Blackwell yes bepn May 10, were two vic· IIroDklrD ...... 42'6 ,'"'J - ~ w Tork ...... 6., 32 .{l70 Ruddy Kerr lined a single to Keavyweight Champion Gus Les- card gave ex-sailor Gus six with both fighters acting as II l'few York . 4...... fQ 4L . ~ 8 80 ton ...... •.•....• !i2 .. ~ .M.~ terday as the New York Giants torles over the Giants aod a 00- JI\ ~ centl~r to scorl! Blattner tram ser. nevich, the exception til the rull! round and Mauriello four, with they dldn't want aoybody to St. L41_la ...... ~I 4S .5-IS 8 Del,.1L .. .. 19 ~s .!iSS J~I~ downed the Cincinnati Reds, 5-4, hit, no run trJumph ' over the Bo ibn ...... GO 4. . ~eG 18\ ~ Phlladelphl...... ,48 48 . ~IIO I{I'~ ond with {he winning run. that the armed forces "took some- Gus in the lead from the first think they wanted a chance at 46 5% .469 18 4 ~ in 10 innings to end the lanky Boston Braves. Clntlnnall ...... Cleveland ...... 4. • I llS 18 y thing" out of all fighters, banged heat on. Ohamplon Joe Louis's UtIe. Chl ..,o ...... (4 61 .463 141i Wasb ln,to...... 11 ,,0 .t~1 r l righthander's winning streak at The rangy Californian -appeareCi • 'fhe 21- ear-old star was mov. PIU.burrh ...... 40 5G .417 ! 1 Chl ..r...... A~ M . ~:\~ ~:r ing along with a 2-0 lead, pitd! out a decisive 10-round upset vic- The crowd almost matched pre Tami especially made it a point Phlll,delphia ...... 39 II'! .41K1 l!2 t. L.ul...... g 4 ~8 .3'7U 28 1\ 16 games-just three short of headed for his 17th straight con tory over Tami Mauriello, the fight expectations with 24,000 go to go on record as desiring noth Toda,', Phebus Today', Pltehen Rube Marquard's aU-time major quest as he.. entered the ninth with ing nO: hit baJJ until the .fifth round man from the Bronx, in ing through the turnsliles. It Ing more with (he king of the Brook'yn at t. Loufs-Lombardl (fi~8) Detroit at. New York-liulehinson (9-4) league mark set while pitching a 4-3 lead but Willard Marshall when Walker Cooper slammed hi 'no Jlearn (7.3) or Muncer (8 .. 3) v • Beven .. (4. JO) 23rd home run with one out . . Ebbets field last night. Lesnevich contributed to a gross Ial'e of heavies with his knockout at Phlladelphl. at Chiearo - Leonard Cblu,o." PbJladelphJa. (nJ..-bJ.) fOr the Giants in 1912. belted his 27th homer of the sea weiched 178 ".; Mauriello 197. ~102,955 which makes the match Joe'/! hands still fresh In hIs ( 11·5) 'V •• Erlck . oo (6-:U Lopat (A-9) VI. Dietrich O~-J) Blackwell, who hurled his son with one out to send the game A crowd of 13,084 fans saw. tbt ttl' YorJl a t. ClneJnnaU-loh. (2-8' VI. Cf'!veland at. Bos lon-Gelle) (-1-6) VI. The b10nd belter tram ClIU- the biggest local outdoor show of memory. ~~alt.r. (4·~) Oob, .n ( I !.G) 17th consecutive complete game, into oVertime. Reds move out in front ·in the Iflle, N. J.. kept away Irom the fight sea on. The two boxers Lesnellich, who has run out of B.olon al PIII. burth-SoID (!~·7' ••. t. Louis at W •• hlncton ( .. Irhl) had had some narrow SQ ueaks In the following frame, Buddy third at the e pense of sfaMer Sew.1I (4·4) Muncrler (5-11 1 ••. Wynn 111 -9) Ml\'1IrleJll)'s famed right hand received about 60 percent of the boxers in his weight, expects to )'uterdl,'s Re uU. Vestetday' Res ult. while compiling tbe longest Blattner led off with a walk and Clint Hartung on a walk', saCri· and took the ptay away frOm take with the remainder going to line up some future bouts with New York ~, CJne'nnaU ., New York 8.1 DetroJt G winning' streak since Carl Hu.b moved to second on relief Pitcher fice, and a double by Hatto'; II1d bts l ar~er oJfponent. TwIce he the Damoll' Runyon Memorial other heavyweights who may be PbltadeJpbJa v, C IIJe.,.o 2 81. Louis %. Walhin,lon 1 bell won 16 In a, row for t.be Monte Kennedy's sacrifice. Black a single by former Giant Baht 8.II.n 8·8, Plluburrb 5·5 ChI ..... S. Pblhidelphfa 2 thaggeted Mauriello - once In Gancer fund. lurking along the sidelines. Brooklyn l.l. St . Lou.. to Clevelalld n, Boston i 193~ Giants. Included in Black ~ well disposed of BIJI Rigney on a Young. . the second with right hands ------After Oooper's drIVe: .11It iIlat forced TaJfl.l to back up and iGants took the lead by ~Iiic again 10 the sixth with a series twice In the sixth 00 Hal1lU11'I of sharp books-and jn the sev single, a sacrifice, Kerr', double enth he buckled Tainl' knees and Johnny MIte's .trlple. : wjth a vicious rlght ero that an btlt floored the Bronx belieI'. The Reds came back with t~o The decision was a popular one Dod.ge-rs Survive Gards' Rc·IIYi 11-1G runs in their half of the sJxfh\1o ------go in front for the last tilne. ------.------Young tied the Score by clOlli. ing his 11 th homer of the mr. Scooter Scores As' Tiger ~ Tri!s After Bert Haas tau led out, AUgie · ~~II Galan walked and Ray Lamalloo singled to drive Hartung from .Ore box. Eddie Miller greeted Rel~/. er Ken Trinkle with a single to score Gala n and shove the Red! ~ ""Iele A"to ST. LQUIS (JP)- H~rold Reese ahead, 4-3. • singled Gene Hermanski acr\>ss the "B1ackie" retired the GIaniJr plate with the winning run in the In order in the seventh Pi to!? ot the 10th to give the Brook eighth before Marshall wilOld, ' Wins 2-0 Tilt lyn Dodgers their 12th consecutive ed with one doWn In the DlDih victorY- ll to IO-last night after to tie the count and pan 1M With Dooley Bailey scoring Lyle Ebner, Davenport, hard Ule St. Louis Cardinals had done way for the Giants' winDllw twice on passed balls, the Iowa hitting catcher on the University the almost impossible trick of rally in the first overU. City Carpinals blilnked the Cedar of Iowa baseball team Cor three sending the game into extra inn frame. Street Inn club of Davenport, 2-D, seasons, has bl!('n elected captain ings after trailing at one time 10 last night at Kelley field. of the '48 Hawkeyes, Coach Otto to O. The only pitchers in the ,game's Paul ReJ>erry was 10 his history who have won more than Vo~el announced yesterday. Herl1lansld got to sec()nd base UIIual form all the mound for the 16 consecutive games in ,liDlle Ebner was the popular choice on a. double In the Unal frame a ,Cards fannIng 16 of the Daven season in addition to IMsrquar4, ot 5Quad members who w ere alter Carl Furlllo hail PPPPlld were Tim Keefe, 19, for •. ,1888 pOrt 'batters. lIe allowed only pQlled by mail ballot this sum- out. Bruce Edwards looked at the Giants; Charles Radbourne, 18, for three hits over the nine innings. mer. • a third strike then Reese canJe Providence 1884, and· Mickey Bob Old!s did Reberry's catch LYLE EBNER The new leader ,won the major up with his game winning blo",. Ing. "I" in 1943, then left for service in Welch of New York and . J. .P . The Redbirds had their first Luby of CHicago who won.1'7 each Balley, Card rightfielder, open the marine corps. He distinguish rally in the sixth, picking up four in 1883 and 1890 respectiv~ly . , ed the last of the third inning with ed himself in combat in the Sout)) runs, three of them on Whitey a long triple to deep center!ield. Morris ,U~, eb Brown Pacific and earned the Pur-pIc Kurowski!s home run. They then The American league mark of Chuck Lucas, Davenport catcher, Heart in the battle for Okinawa. marked time until the last of the 16 straight wins is shared by Joe ihen lel one of Elmer Frandsen's In Junior Golf Meet Aiter discharge Crom the Marines, ninth when they let go with every- WOOd, Walter Johnson, Lefty offerings get past him, Bailey Ebner returned to the university thing possible. ' Grove and Schoolboy Rowe. Se.;~ by Inrllnr.: .. B.C. scooting home from third tor the PEORIA, ILL., (JP)-.1ohn Mor- and was regular catcher on the '46 Del Rice opened the inning wiih CATCHER HAL WAGNER of the Detroit Tigers stretches full length on the ground after a vain attempt New '1ork ..... , ... 000 012 OO~ I-! I 0 tally. ris of Atlanta, Ga., advanced to anti '47 teams. Cincinnati ... ,...... 002 ~2 00Il1h4 I • a single, the next two men went to tag Phil Rizzuto, New York Yankees' shortstop, who skids past home plate to score In the sixth Inn Hartunll, Trinkle (6 ). " ...... y m,lJ1d The game continued as a tlght the third round of lhe National A 190-pouhd slugger, Ebller ou t, then the fireworks were let Ing of the Tiger-Yankee game at Yankee Stadium yesterday. Outstretched arms of Umpire Hal Wealer Cooper: Blackwell and Lamanno. :pitchers' duel with both Reberry Junior Chamber of Commerce golf toppcd Iowa batters In 1946 with loose with six singles and a walk indicate the Scooter is safe. Rizzuto scored from second on a single to left field by teamma.te George and Frandsen hurling good ball. tournament at Peoria's M 0 u n t a .3M liyerage. De Is taking the for the Red birds. Joe Garagiola, Stlrnweiss. The Yankees won, 8-5. (AP WIREPHOTO) and George Stirn weiss produced Not until the last of the eighth Hawley country club yesterday by ,P)1ysical education course and pinch batting for Card Hurler Ted one score. Tommy Henrich ~walk~ did the Cards score their second upsetting co-medalist We s 1 e y expects to enter the coaching Wilks grounded out on his sec and Berra sen t Trout to a cool and last run of the baU game. Brown of Chattanooga, Tenn., ~ profession upon graduation next ond trip to the pIlle to end the Yanks Defeat Tigers shower by blasting his 10th homer Bailey again opened the inning, and 1. June. frame. slnn(asey into the right field bullpen' clear· :rapping a sharp single to center. Earlier Morris had ousted Bob This summer Ebner is playing ing the sacks. for the Davenport VFW team The game took three hours, 43 Ralpn Tucker followed with a Hinson of Lakeland, Fla., by which is one of the better outfits minutes and saw the Cardinals CEDAR RAPIDS (JP)-Mrs. H·. Casey of Mason City 3 and 2 in a On B'arra's Blow, 8-5 Hal Warner's fburth hOMer line double down tht left field winning a 19-hole thriller, 1 up. in the tri-cities. He is clouting a use six pitchers and the Dodgers R. Staats, iormer state champion quarterfinals upset. was matched by Phll 'RiaIfto'I line, Bailey holding at third. Two Brown had a tOLigher fight on use foul'. Starting pitoher Branca from Davenport, slepped into the Mrs. Staats blazed out a 36-40- NEW YORK (/P)- Yogi" Berra second in the fourth, iea"llII'ihe straight pop-ups to the third base his hand in his first round match ~usty .350 and lead~l'\g the loop in lasted six and two-thirds innings roie of favorite for the Iowa 76 to set a new women's mark for Yankees two"J'un lead IntMi. extra base blows and runs-batted- and Fireman Joe Palle teamed up man by Tom Stahle and Jack for Brooklyn while Harry Bre- Women's golf crown yesterday by lhe Cedar Rapids country club on Detroit yest.erday to give the Alter Wagner hl~ his, Be)'D'" Kelso still left the runners anchor ~~~., ~!~~ie~O;~ t~\h~~~~rht~~~ in. cheen lasted only three frames for eliminating tourney Medalist Ann course, Today she wili meet Lois New York Yankees a second walked Hdille Lake .and ..,. ed at second and third. before succumbing, 1 up. the C;lrds. ' Penn, Des Moines city champion. straight win over the Tigers, 8-5. Cullenblne, prompting Mlnlref Catcher Bob Oldls stepped In Among the favorites to advance Hearn was charged for the loss "hal,1 l! I.:. ~ b Miss Penn reached the semi- Berra's grand slam homer in the Bucky Harris to wave In Plie anti with the couot at one ball to the third round was defending Tribe Drops - after .pitching the fate(ul lOth rilleS t.omu "U finals by defeating Ottumwa's third gave the home club a com who allowed only one run ad and (jlle strike, Lucas again Champion Al Mengert of Spok- inning while King received credit " • Corkey Major, 4 and 2 with a fortable early lead and Page came ' six bits the rest of the way rff Jost one at Frandsen's pitches, on to protect it when Allie Rey- his el,hth victory. ane, Wash., who yesterday elim- I for the win after blanking the Hut ets Fot 9_1) Win round of 40-40-80. Blilley slldlng home with the inaied two lads from Madison, Bosol Curds in the last half-oC the inn-I L . Although she made a spunky nolds wilted in the fourth inning. Art Houtteman, the second final run. Old Is then pOpped to Wis. . r 1'3-7 ing. comeback by taking four consecu- The weak-hitting Tigers were Tiger pitcher, ran into trouble in the shortstop for the la'st out. •• re by Innlnrs: Jt. 11. E. CHICAGO (/Pl - The Philadel- live holes after being three down off running when Dick Wake- the sil(oth on Rizzuto's single and In his tirst match Menge.rt BOSTON (/P)-Scoring six times Next game at Kelley field is Brooklyn ...... 103 600 000 1-11 14 0 phia Phillie!; won 9-2 from the on the 8th, 17-year-old Sue field banged his seventh homer, stolen base and singles 'by SUrn· downed Doug Campbell, ~ ~nd 2. in the opening inning and rollick SI. Louis ...... 000 004 006/J-10 IS I Chl'cago Cub ye t ~d ombl'ng S I k f f C scheduled for Friday night. Sun no 'I nnlngsl sse, ay, c mu e 0 C 0 edar Rapids was a 450-loot drive into the Yankee weiss and Henrich adding up to In the ~tternoon he ellmlOated ing to seven more runs in the day night th\! Cards will meet Branca. Behnnan 17)'. Casey 19). Klnr three. Chicago pitchers for 11 hits eliminated 1 up by Mrs. Dave bull pen In right field, ill the two more scores. Campbell s townsm~n , Dave Bar- sixth, the Cleveland l"1dians last (91 1Ind Edwards; Bretheen. Munger f4 ). an all-star tea'm from Newton in Brazie f.I. Burknardl f8,. Wilks (8) . a.nd their second triumph in 15 ap- Bonnella ot Ottumwa. clay, 4 and 2. night whipped the Boston Red Sox tlrst inning. Two more caine A final Tiger spurt in the eighth a doubleheader startin~ 8 p.m. Hearn 1101 and 11 Ice, Wilber (101. pearances against the Bruins. at Ray (Spike) Beeber of Klamath 13-7. The defeat, second in two Mrs. Bonnella's semi-finals op home In the sec()nd on two when Skeeter Webb walked, Ed 8cdre b y innings: R . II . £. J ohnny Wyrostek's three-run walks and DI:I:zy Trout's double Mierkowicz ' delivered pinch Davenport ...... rulO 000 000-9 3 2 Falls, Ore., runnerup to Mengert days administered by the Indians, ponent today is Mary Louise a Iowa CIty ...... 001 000 01x- 2 5 ~ homer in the first inning gave Phl Cordingley of Des Moines who to deep center. single and Eddie Lake 'singled Frandsen · and Lucas; ReII erry and m th~ maugural tburney, advanc- dropped the s.econd place Sox 11 '1.0 Bo~ton Clips BueS, 8-5, Oldls. e~ wlth a second .rouhd 4 and 2 games in back of the American ladelphi;l a lead which Blix Don won het' yesterday's match by a Berra then took matters in band home a run ended when Page tr.JUmph over Chlc~k .Battey of league leading New York Yankees After Pirates Win, 5-3 nelly preserved by scattering 10 3 and 1 margin from Mrs. Ray in the Yankee third. Successive settled down to strike out Cullen· Vet's Tourney Opens Lincoln, Neb. In hiS fIrst round who bejlt the Detroit Tigers 8-5. Cub hits. Mansfield, a fellow townsman. Singles by Phil Rizzuto, Reynolds 'bine and toss out Wakefield. Six softball teams wiil go into match BeebeI' downed Walker In- Amoog the blows In the six. PITTSBURGH (IP) - Smashing Bob Carpenter, released by the action this afternoon at Kelley man of Augusta, Ga., 1 up. run first was a long high home out foul' home runs, tho Boston Gi;lnts this spring and signed re field in the Veterans of Foreign Qene May, a tourna~ent dark run by Joe Gordo~, ' the ball Braves bounced back to defeat the cently by the Cubs, was charged Wars ,outh tournament. The horse from SpOkane, Wa-sh., al- boundin&' off a light itower Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-5, in the sec w)th the defeat after giving up six games will start at 1 p.m. ~() advanced to the thJtd round above the fence and screen in ond game oC a t.win bill yesterday. hits and five runs in the first three Teams from Iowa City, Ottum with double victories. In his left field. . The Bucs, aided by Billy Cox's innings. The PhiJs collected one wa, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines and openJng rruitch he eJlmlnated Gordon's round tripper also eighth circuit clout of the sea'" mere off Emii Kush in the fourth . North Liberly ' are entered in the Dona.ld Nelson 01 Detroit, 3 and scored Ken Keltner" who . had son, took the opener 5-3. and wound up with three in the one day tourney. 2. He had a, more. dltllcult task doubled, and was hit off Gordon's After K irby Hlgbe had thrown seventh oft Russ Meers. The Iowa City V.F.W. tea m with Marv tvorsham of Bethts- former team mate on the New back Boslon with five hits. in the will play· F'rfday in the first dis da, Md., brother of National I york Yankees, Grandma Johnny opener, the Braves shelled four trict tournament at Col u m bus Open t1t11st Lew Worsham, In IMuq~hY , second of five Boston Buc pitchers for 13 safeties in "Doors Open 1;15-10;00" Junction. Teams representing Keo the matinee rourid, but May f1n- pitchers. the second contest. Their ft>ur cir kuk, Fort Madison, Muscatine and ally birdIed the 19th hole tb An errol' by Sam Dente on a cuit clouts came from the bats ot TI4E .BIG SAVINGS Columbus Junction will also enter card a 1~IiP Iteclslon. play at thIrd base, which would Danny LitwhHer, Connie Ryan, m'·lm• the tournament. In the Hmg~st match of the af- have meant the second out had he Tommy Holmes, and Mike Mc STARTS ternoon Dick Estey of Portland, held the ball while tagging the Cormick. Ore., and Jack Evans ot Phoenix, sliding Dale Mitchell, put Cleve • TO-DAY Ariz., battled to the 29rd hole be- lanq runners on $econd and third. Ibre Estey won a 1 up verdict. At Ed Robinson then doubled lor the "Doors OP~ 1:15-9:45" the 2Srd Estey put his second shot first two .runs. a loot-and a hali from the cup and Pat Seerey followed wHh a. dropped his putt fOr a birdie 3. slrlgle and he ~d Robinson QIftf\1P to'oAy Co-medalist Bob Peters of Kan-I seore4 on Keltner s two bagger. sas City, Kans., advahced wit h In all 10 men batted in tHe "ENDS victories over Rufus Hughes, Pa,- first frame and 12 bafted In the to - DAY FRIDAY" ducah, Ky., 3 and I , and Bernard sbth When 06ix hits,. and an .. Riviere, Hbuston, Tex., 5 and 4. efror, accounted for the other seven ruos. Tbe .core by Inn'nrl l R . H. 'E. AT Cleveland ...... 6'30..007 01)1)-13 13 I Cabs Whip Bremerl, 6-& Boston ...... 000 003 040- 7 8 3 Burgess' Meredith Blaell, Gromek (7, and ' Lopez.: John IN son, Murphy III , Kllnier \6!. Zuber (6). League leading Yellow Cab won Hughson (91. and Tebbetts. McGah (71. their third straight viotory of the third round play in th(l Iowa City .W1RtE SEt Softbali league last night, whip ping Bremers, iI-O. Eldon Hay PLii hurled two-hit ball for Yellow Cab with Bob Oldfs behind ilie plate. Tonight Iowa City Plumbing and Heating will meet the Veter ans 'of Foretgri Wars, Post 2581, 'st 6 p.m. at City park.
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t "Cartoon"\ \ • SWEET AND LOW "Musical" -Late New.- "Quality First - With Nationally Adverti.d .rand," Iring 'Highlanders High in ,fie Rockies"' Ubrary Fines HiI 'T Engagement Announced ~ ------Verda lewis Weds 1 llliftoll ~t '01 Suys 1 $4,477, But Bring Personal Notes George Anderson a single 10 er traIn Iet'. • Before an altar decorated with run. Oil Paintings No Profits to SUI Mrs .Robert L. Ballantyne, 111 concert last night.. Guests of hon- candelabra and garden flowers Going to college can be expen Lusk street, lett Iowa City Tues or were Prof. and Mrs. W. G. Blan- r wits 1IIo~ University purchase of two all chard, Claremont, CallI. Monday evening. Verda Edith l sive if you're a book worm with a day night for Waterville, Kan., be paintings from the Iowa summer ~ lead. Pi\rh: bad memory. Undergraduates last cause of a serious illness of her Lewis, daughter of Mr. and MrL l the ",t show was announced yesterday .fifth year paid $4,477 in library tines. mother, l\m. Lillie HUbbard. Kelly. 217 E. Davenport street, for A.B. Lewis, 410 N. Lucas street, s lammed ~ ' bY Earl E. Harper, director of the Ichool of fine arts. With an enrollment. close to 10,- her niece, Doris Black, 602 N. Du- became the bride "Of George W. fone out. ' • 000 it "Rock Forms and Sky" by last year could mean that Dean and Mrs. Frank Jordan, buque street, in the assembly room Anderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Martini was purchased each student kept one book sitting Drake university, Des Moines. of the Iowa-Illinois Gas and Elec- V.A. Anderson, Duluth, Minn. home on the desk two extra dayS visited Tuesday with Mrs. Norrine tric Co. Miss Black, daughter of frOm MacBeth gallery, New York The double ring cer emony was City. Mitchell Siporin's "Endless each month. Schlesselman. 431 N. Riverside Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Black, will be- Voyage" was bought from New lAccording to University Con drive. come the bride of John J . Can- performed by th~ Rev. A.C. york City's Downtown gallery. troller E. T. Jolliffe. \he university non, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Proehl at the Zion Lutheran De Martini's landscape painting would much rather have the books Arriving today to visit Mr. and Cannon, 919 Maggard street, church. Is now hanging in the art gallery. than the cash. Mrs. E. J . LIechty. 322 Blackhawk Thursday morning, Aug. 7. in Sl. The bride was attended by her Fines were first assessed on late street. is Rita Meade, Washington. Siporin's work, an artistic com Mary's church. Itwin SIster.' Mrs. Larry. E . North- mentary on the J ewish refugee books in November, 1922, when the D.C., a fo rmer University or Iowa problem, Is on display in Iowa staleboard of eduatlon decided It student. Mrs. John A. Eldridge, 112 S. rup, Iowa City. Her neice Ardath Union lounge. was Ule only way to keep books in ANNOUNCEMENT UAS B EE N Governor street, Mrs. James J a- I Elaine Hunter, route 6, was fiow circula Lion. "It is no source of cobs. 619 Brown street. and Mrs. ergirl. Warren Swanson, Iowa With t ~Q Members of tne ar t department l\-IADE of the approaching mar Mr. and Mrs. Vern Messer and and Harper picked these two from revenue for the university," Jollif children. Chicago, left this morn C. C. Wylie. 1506 Muscatine aven- City, served as best man. Ushers . Six t)llto riage of Auty Lillian Greer. dau {line Ii American paintings which were fe stressed. ing for their home after spending ue. will bonor Mary J ean Clauson were Milton Mossiman, Minnea by ~ i OUt. selected previously for possible If you feel that you're ' making ghter of OUus Audley Grel'r and a week with Mr. Messer's parents, at a miscellaneous shower Friday polis, and W.C. Hunter, route 6, the YIltI, piJrchase by a three-man.commit your contribution toward the col Mrs. LllJlan B. Greer. Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Messer, 730 Iowa afternoon in the home of Mrs. Eld- brother-in-law of the bride. out. AUgi! tee. lection of new books because of ]\10., to Harold Lloyd Wilson, Pa avenue. ridge. Miss Clauson, daughter of A reception was held in the Larn a~ De Martini's painting was priced the fines you're payjn~ - you are cific Junction, Iowa. Mis Greer Mr. and Mrs. George Clauson. church parlors after the ceremony. from.'tIM! at $1 ,200, and Siporin's at $1 ,500. being misled. All fines collected Is a junior at the University of A mi scellaneous shower was Harlan, will marry Robert 1)-n- Mrs. Anderson was graduated Rel ~l. but the actual purchase price paid by the library are put in the uni Iowa and her fiance is a sop ho given last night by Mrs. J ohn L. dall. son of Prof. and Mrs. E. P. T. from Iowa City high school and single \0 b7 the special university fund versity generai fund, Jolliffe ex more. The marriage will take place The Rev. Joseph E. Moore, Sea 1'yndaU, 410 Magowan avenue, .. t Paris Academy of Beauty Cul the Reda wu not announced. plained. Money fOI' new books August 16 in Kansas Cit-y. bury-Western seminary. Evanston, ~ :30 p.m., Aug. 6 in the Iowa City ture, Cedar Rapids. She is em The other paintings which have. comes from the library budget. Ill., arrived yesterday lor a visit Methodist church. I played at Towner's Beauty craft. been on display this summer will According to Irene Steidl, head the GIui. LONE TREE MAN FINED with the Rev. Fred W. Putnam of Her husband was graduated from ~ 1 returned to the galleries which librarian. this is the time of the the Episcopal church. Women from WesUawn plan- Central rugb. sc hool, Du.luth. Minn. ... T.B. Dawson, Lone Tree, paid unl ..., ' lent · them for the summer art semester when the libraries coL ning to spend t he week end at He is a part owner of the Melody the n1nia exhlbi ~i on . lect the greatesL amount of cash. $6.50 in police court yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stark, 943 home are Gloria Olson. NI. Moline, Mill. They will live in Iowa City pave tU THE MAYOR OF COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo .• signs the University "Term papers are due now and He was charged with drivJng a Iowa avenue, entertained after the Ill .• Regina Plum, N3, Grinnell. following a wedding trip to Minn w~ of Iowa Illghlandcu' drumhead a they paused in bls cliy enroute overdue library books seem to car with defective brakes. univerSity orchestra and chorus and Ruth Quill, N4, Cedar Rapids. esota. overtlllle Same Degree, Same to San Frallclsco and the Intcrnational },jOlt'! convention. After Mayor slack up aL home," 'She explained. McCulla lell thl'm ill a parade through Colorado Springs, the bag- She said students should try to 'o~s-Son to Follow the Kame's pipers and iirummers wt'ni on to take first pri~e of $250 in the eon return books on time in order to mare thin Dad's Path to Ph.D. vention's Juvenile drum an bugle corps cbntest at San Fr... ncisco. keep them in circulation. in 11 ,Iill'lle The tour includes a. 7,000 mile jaunt through tbe west fot' the Big-h rM lIl'qu~, Wearing the same hood and landers. Clements Still Missing for ·tlle ·1888 gown that his father wore 26 s till listed as missing today is lor years ago when he received a 1 tbsp. cold waler I5-year-old Eugene Clements, ac Budget "Stuff" for your degree in history from the cording to County Attorney Jack Ph:n. 1 tsp. vanilla extract University of Iowa, Vergil S. Fog Chips of Chocolate C. While. dill will get the same de~ee here 1 lsI'. soda The youth disappeared 19 days at Commencement next Wednes Make Square Cookies 1 pkg. semi-sweet chocolate ago from his farm home on route day. A Tasty Snack chips 4 uear Iowa City. He was last Fogdall, a 1933 graduate from 1 {'up sailed jumbo peanuts. seen in Keokuk where he went Barracks apartments or Trailer Iowa; has been appointed assist-I.I...------...I Cream the shorteniag untilligltt, with two friends. ant' dean o:f men at the Univer !Visitors arriving at the home of then add the white sugar and % • sity of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. Mrs. George Reichardt on an Aug cups of the brown sugar. Mix in the egg yolks. Continue beating Braided "If I were in some other fie~d ust afternoon will find that hcl' the egg yolks and one tablespoon until the mixture is thick. Spread POTS 'N PANS MAKE than history, I .wouldn't be able to chocolat.e chip square cookies of cold water. Beat this mixture it on top of the dough and choco Ru gs wear the same hood and gown make a delightful snack. until it is thoroughly creamed. late chips already in the pan. since there are various colors for Mrs. Reichardt, who Jives in Sift together the flour, salt and Sprinkle the entire mixture with 2.29 - 14.89 THE COOK the different hoods." Fogdall said. Coralville, "just recently learned soda. Then stir these ingredients one cup of salted jumbe> peanuts. IImall and "Father was a professor of his the recipe. These cookies arc very into the batter. After baking the cookies for 25 largo sizes Aldena completely equipped appl tory at Drake university in Des easy to bake," she acids. Grcase an oblong 9 X 11 inch minutes at 375 degrees, remove iance store has: Moines," he continued. He died The ingredients for ('hocolate baklllg pan. Spread the dough them from the oven and cut the June 13 this year. chip squares arc: evenly into the pan. Sprinkle and <:ookies into squares. When cool, Stainless Steel REVEERE WARE with : The elder 'Fogdall was dean press the chocolate chps into the remove them from the pan." copper bottoms of the junior college at Burlington 1 cup shortening mixlure. "These cookies are especially from 1940-46. Last year he served ~ cup white sug~r Next, beat. the egg yolks until tasty when served with lemonacje CLUB ALUMIN UM - h eavy duty un- polished as dean of men at the Universi ty I Jh cups brown sugar th ey become sh[f. Add. the re or iced tea on warm days," Mrs. of Montana, Havre, Mont. 2 eggs Rep arated maining ~, cups brown sugar to Reichardt adds. Polished ALUMINUM' - heavY duty CLUB GLASS cookware PYREX pans a nd skillets I:nameled Ware , .. Rugs ~,
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D::'~rst 'Envoy' Premier Important to Composer ' Ralsto Installation services for the Iormance of "Envoy" by William By OLIVE VAN HOUTEN Legion auxiliary. newly organized Zeta Cbi chapter the (Jrst lew days of work? The answer, "Sell-conscious!" G. Blanchard. William Blanchard, musician, when he played a theater organ Mrs. Lloyd Spencer announced of Alpha Iota, international hon yesterday toat it was the sta~ orary business girls' sorority were came from Dean Mayberry, jour In the cool main lOunge of the fireman and machinist, came to for silent movies. He also directed nalism senior, on his second day department of the Legion auxiliary beld iii the dining room of Hotel Iowa Union the summer session Iowa City Tuesday "by milk train" a dance band when in college. that was donating the money, and Jefferson Monday night. of modeling in the universily arl department. chorus, directed by Herald 1. Stark to be on hand for last nighl's pre- "Modern jau rhythms definite not solely the Iowa City chapter. FollOWing a formal dinner at 7 and assisted by the symphony mier perform ace of his own com- ly have a place in'. American Fences for the playgrounds In p.m., Gladys Johnson, Des Moines, "Eeyes, eyes, eyes--measurlng, the housing areas have been studying you. You feel like a rock orchestra, dld great justice to a position, "Envoy." music," he said. I grand secretary and treasurer of ordered and the playground com. or a lree being studied." slightly tardy, war-time selection. It is his tirst visit here and the But jazz is just a hobby to Alpha Iota, presented Frank Mc mittee intends to have the play. Cabe, president of Iowa City com It is especially bad when the "Envoy" is a stirring number orchestra-chorus performance of Blanchard. He llkes to work with grounds finished by the lall sem. mercial coUege, with the new student-artists start "sighting" with a deep, combatant, martial "Envoy" is "extremely important" secular music ("compose an an ester. The playgrounds will" fur. with their pencils. "Under ordi chapter's charler. air. Combined, unfortunately, with to him. them or 80 every year") and fit nlsh supervised recreation fot nary circumstances," Mayberry words and music together for short approximately 1.000 children 01 Miss Johnson installed the fol declared, "when a person is seU a luke-warm text by Lieut. Theo- '''Its tile first work for chorus lowing officers in the Zeta Chi choral numbers. student couples at the university. conscious he can chew on some dore C. Agins ..Jblch contained and full symphony orcheslra Ive chapter: Johanna Rashid, presi gum, light a cigarette, or move • dent; Doris Amish, vice-president; such nationalistic lines as, "We done," Blanchard explained. -World about. In modeling all this is out. are the sons and daughters _of Jo Ann Humphreys, historian; You just sit and bear it." He temporarily left his duties Hazel Meyers, recording secretary; America in uniform," the selection as head of the organ department at Dorothy Skubal, corresponding With a tone of resignation he said: "But I'm getting used to it." could have easily captured great Pomona college, Claremont, Calif., secretary. An public attention if placed on the and arranged for the care ot hi. Norma Stransky, social secre Perhaps the $1.40 an hour he is three young children, so he and hIS getting (or modeling in bathing market three years ago. tary; Ruth Burger, u'easurer; Lor wife couid make the special trip. trunks is sufficient reward. Work T"nere was a deep and sincere eUa Lekin, chaplin; Betty Stolley. (posing) is divided into periods "We call it our anniversary trip," Th marshal; Jackie Gringer, pledgc feeling in the music that exciled he said and explained that his 1I5th of 25 minutes, with a rest period applause from an appreciative captain. of 5 minutes in between. For wedding anniversary was July 7. Parliamentarian is Marguerite tough poses (like when the weight audience. Both the chorus and Blanchard, wbo likes Iowa City Coon. Harmaline Nolte and Bar of the body rests on one arm), he orchestra conducted ably by Stark because "it's typical of college bara Murphy were installed as re relaxes oftener to relieve the ten performed the selection with all towns," but who calls himself a porters. "confirmed Californian," leaves fOf sion. Mayberry has three poses the feeling and emotion that is ICE eREA each morning, approximately two Claremont tomorrow. The Zeta Chi chapter consists needed to carry a selection of this of 15 girls, chosen from the stu 25-minute sittings on each pose. Blanchard likes to drive the fj re dent body or the Iowa City Com "After I have been silling there type. However, the fact remains truck of his hometown volunteer mercial college, as charier mem for a while I begin wondering that Blanchard, who came from fire department. One evening he bers. Members were chosen for how they have portrayed me," Pomona, Caill. to bear his work, raced to a fire in his tuxedo after their leadcrship, scholastic rec Mayberry said. "You know, like could easily rewrite the score to hastily leaving a concert he was ord, character and personality by when someone shoots a picture, fit a Hollywood production. And attending. the sponsors, Mrs. Mabel McCabe you want to see it. .. Model Dean Mayberry at Work with good e!!ect. When not driving to fires he and Mal'y Penepacker. It is during the rest period that After a. While You Begin Wondering If in the selection, "A Chant putters around in his home work he looks at the drawings to de of Darkness" there were shades shop completely equiped with termine how olhers see him, May of Gustav Mahler's mu~ic, it can power tools, or plays on the re Cut, Saw 24 Inch berry said. ·A source of interest •Cool Drink Business • Rent Decontrol Form of Darkness", Professor Clapp con modeled church ol'gan set up in to the model is that "having lbe Deadline Is Tonight long a student of Mahler, used his living room. same model and using the same Brings Cool Responses, Mahler's style with utmost dis 'Blanchard's interest in modern cretion and exciting results. Tree in 3Minutes medium, the artists express them Thre Iowa City hotels and dance music stems from the days selves in such. different ways." But Gun-Funds Grow With the composer of "A Chant seven tourist accommodatlon units FIT FOR A It took abou t three minutes to Mayberry added, "U makes me • "Some limes people say 'no' and• of Darkness", Pro!. Clapp con had filed applica tions for rent de Auto-Motorcycle Collision cut down a tret', 24 inches in dia want to find out more about their sometimes iliey say, 'no, thank ducting his own work, there can meter, and saw it into logs in .a personalities." control when the ren 1 office be little question that the inter William Novotony. 214 S. Clin you' ". GOLDEN demonstration at the Virgil Bow Time seems endless, when pos closed last night. A large number pretation could be anything but ton street, suffered minor cuts and ers sawmill in Coralville yeslerday ing, he admitted. But also, it is That was yesterday's report on of establishments effected by the what the composer wanted. At bruises when the motorcycle on afternoon. a good lesson in self-discipline the sidewalk Kool-Aid b'l-Isiness of new housing and rent act have not times the chorus was forced into which he was riding collid~d last SPOON The demonstration was part of a and control. Raymond Floerchinger, 9, and yet filed the applications which obscurity !by an over-zealous night with a car driven by Earl must be in by midnigbt tonight. sawmill conference sponsored by "When your arms feels like it's Haywood Belle, 8. The boys can orchestra, but never did the chorus Gough, 315 N. Van Buren. I' the extension division of Iowa fail to carry the many intricate ready to break, sweat trickles be found any day nl1W selling Rent ceilings are removed for The accident occured at the cor State college, Ames, in cooperation down your spine, your nose be Kool-Aid and cookies In the shade all hotels, motor courts and tour themes or give full value to the ner of College and Clinton streets WiUl Emmett C. Gardner, county gins lo itch and you can't move of a huge black oll tank on the ist homes if the proper forms are pulsating rhythms. at about 11:30 p.m. AT ALL BORDEN DEALERS extension director. -that discipline!" he said with a corner of South Madison and Bur filed, Waldo F, Geiger of the Iowa ,....1 Representatives of Henry Diss chuckle. lington streets. Ci\r rent oUice said yesterday. ton & Sons, Chicago, and the Al Many thoughts ramble through The boys are assisted by two However, he pointed out tbat - /T lan Supply company, Cedar Rap his mind while modeling. Do lhe ...-' J • small "barkers" - Marjorie Bell if the landlord does not file the ids, used a chain-saw to fell and artists nolice tbe tenseness in his , and Barbara Chapman. When a application for decon trol, his " body? What time is it getting to there. saw the tree. This type saw is run prospective customer approaches, rental accommodations remain '. by a motor and operated by two be? Wouldn't it be nice to lie The one girl yells "Kool-Aidl" and the under control. ette Ihat it men, explained Campbell, Iowa down under a shade tree? How ·gar other yells "Cookies!" Geiger said iliat blanks are a (I fices to State represnta!ive. It works did I do on that test? available at th e rent office. He er1ands much faster than the old cross But soon the artists put away With Kool-Aid selling lor five cents and cokies for two cents, the added that applications postmark lie. saw. lheli' brushes and their paints and ed before midnight tonight will be pack up their easels and go away. boys netted "8c" the first after The purpose oj' the conference noon. By noon yesterday they had accepted. was "to aid in improving the qual Then Mayberry can call it a day -until tile following morning. taken 1n 65c. The boys plan to ity of the lumber tbe sawmill pro keep on in the business until they ducers send to the wood-using in SUI Testing Materials have $8-enough for tw~ B-B \', I dustries," said Campbell guns! Used Throughout World As tor the passers-by, "Some \ Call the Police? Not Tells Sports times they say "No" and some More than a million commer times they say "No, thank you,' cial standardized test materials Needed for this Accident Raymond reported. He added, have been distributed by the Uni "And sometimes they just walk versi ty of Iowa bureau of edu O. A. White, 307 College court, Project Aims on. You've been the longest cus cational research during the past sald he "sorta' balanced things up tomer of all!" he told the reporter. year. on the boss's car" when he had Helping parents meet medical expenses, and studying the causes porter. The bureau, under the direction an accident yesterday. of Prof. Harry A Greene, bas dis White, driving a 1947 car owned. of injuries received by students in high school athletics is the two rules are the result of research tributed materials throughout the by G. P. Thomas, White's part. United States and to some dozen fold purpose of an atbletic insur conducted by tbe athletic insur time employer, collided with an foreign countries for the year ance project discussed last nigbt ance project., other '47 model car driven by ending June 30. Jake SHer, West Branch. White by Lyle Quinn, executive secre According to new basketball Last spring the bureau dis said Thomas' car, carrying a dam tary of the Iowa High School as rules explained by Quinn, the ball tributed tests to 142 Iowa high aged left front fender from a col sociation. is dead when the player goes down schools in a senior survey during Usion Tuesday, received damage Quinn spoke in ilie senate cham on one knee. Under the old rule, which 3,982 senior pupils were to Ihe right rear fender yester ber of Old Capitol before a group the player was allowed to continue tested. day. of men majoring in physical edu in the game until he made a "four The tests, according to Prof. White said be was parking on cation. H,e explained that in such point landing." If this rule still Greene, enable teachers to find College street 150 feet west of games as basketball and football, existed, he explained, the possi out in which fields the pupils have Linn street. Siler was pulling rules have been revised to insure bility that the player might be in difficulty and need additional away from the curb. the safety of the player. The new jured would be greater. study. White said Siler wanted to let =;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:;;;;:;;;;';;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'" the cars slay in positlon until a Ii policeman arrived. I "That won't be necessary," I White said. He is a member of the Iowa \ For SAFETY, Ci ty police force. Judge Gaffney Appoints 3 Estpte Administrators • For CONVENIENCE ... • Judge James P. Gaffney yester day appointed three administra Ride eRA NDie tors of estates in Johnson county Italian district court. 282 to J. C. Skrivel' was appointed ad . Between Ceda~ Rapids The ministrator under $lO,OOQ bond tl\r~ of the estate of Christine Skriver. debate A resident of West Branch, Mrs. and Iowa City ~.' ,., ·A Skriver died July 18. Edward L. 10 delay present O'Connor is the attorney. S56, 80 Roy V. Alt was named admin istrator of the estate of Peter Alt, ~.~ LUCKY. STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS~ Iowa City residen\ who died July 24. Bond was set at $8,000. Mes ser, Hamillon and Cahill are the ltHE TOBACCO AUCTIONEERI attorneys. Appointed. administratrix of the estate of Sigurd D. Jensen was r t~I was born on a tobacco farm and I've sold Alberta O. Jensen. Bond was set If work or school takes you between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City • . tobacco at auctions for over 19 years. In all at $10,000. Jensen, a resident of , West Liberty, died July 26, The daily, you'd be wise to travel Crandic. Crandic is fast, lafe and that time I've seen the makers of Lucky Strike attorney is F. B. Olsen. convenient, and maintains 17 roUnd trips daily. Single fare 500 buy fine; good-tastin' tobacco ..• tobacco Mrs. Berninghausen plus tax, round trip fare 75c plus tax. You'll save money by pur. ~.t·S got quality. reg:t"L~ Gets Weiley Position chasing the Commuters Book, which qives you 10 rides in ona Mrs. Jan~ Beminghausen has 'Week for only $2.50. Yea. it's a wise -commuter who choose. been selected to direct the ,radu ate student activities of the Wes Crandic. , ~ , "• . I"'.J . ~.t ,.1,1 111 .... I" . .. U .. J .L.Cummins,inckptndtnt tobacco auctioneer ofCynthiana, "" '-"''''''''", ley foundation here for the com Kentucky, has betn a Lucky Strikt /lmoktr for 22 ytar. in, year. Mrs. Beplinghausen. who will So Nm.mber ••• begin her work in September, Hear Crandic'. "Roundup of the News" each Wednellday and Saturday ..;1 graduated from Iowa State Teacb ers college. Followina graduatioD, at 5:30 p.m. over WMT Bhe was appointed to the poIltioD ~tJ of ala.ff aSlistant there in the i..s./A#. women's physical education de partment, and later was in char,., CEDAR RAPIDS AND of one of the departments. Durin, the past year ahe hal lOW A CIT Y, R A I L WAY /.UCKY STRIKE ,ifEANS nNE toBACCO been doin, secretarial work at tile :: ... .. Round, So Firm, So Ful~, Packu..-So fr •• and "'Y.GD tha_D.rlLw:.J Iltth~t Stucle;& ceo'" ",,!"e ='0