, •Ions ' Notice to Subscribers L The Weather If you have not received your Fair and warmer today. Partty mmlQger copy of The Dally Iowan by 7:30 t[,lIsteeN, ."\1. cloudy and mild tomorrow. yestprdnv. a.m., please call 4191 before High today 75; low tonight 46. 'wcre Charles 10:30 a.m. and the Iowan will al owan Yesterday's high 67; low 42. be delivered to your home. Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents ·DM Loan 'Company Held Up; Woman Employe Shot in Leg Jersey City Voters DES MOTNEJS (AP)-A woman employe of -a finllnce eompany thought o. holrlnp here yesterclllY WIlf\ 11 joke. She WIlS shot and wotmMd for laughter. She is ]\fiRS Virginia llco, 21, n. elerl, in thr. A(ltna Finan('!' Oust Hague's Rule eompnny office. Don Crosk('y, IlRsi~tant, mallo.ger, Raiel II mlln wh() iMntified bi~1f liS "Thomos" ent('red * * * . the offirfl TOl' thl' thirrl timr. lit ·fusion Tickel 2 p.m. ond nskl'd to npply for Des MOI"nes Bandl"t Pity the Poor Tombstone Cuffer VAN ALSTYNE, TEX. (VP)-A 86-year·oId Nelro ,,1MSe a 1000nTn th..e Interviewing booth, Cros- F'tI S Descnp · t',IOn 0f name wu one or the world's lonns' died at Ids heme )'eatertla.J. Swamps ,Foes key saId, the mnn PI11Jed a gun Re was Daniel Wisdom May 1 Known Stepheoa Nt aM 8 ...... Show John Dltlne Co_union Feell\(OIe Meeltnell ADt J ...... and sa id, "This is a stickup." Lo I L Rbb JERSEY CITY (II! - Former He then directed Broskey to can ca oan 0 er zeal Wins The Day Murphey. Mayor Frank ("I Am the Law") all the cf!ice employes into the HI8 friends called him Dan for shert. Hague's undisputed 32-y~ar rule , RodmanwlI booth. Miss Leo was the tirst to Police Chief E. J . Ruppert said over Jersey City politics was te editor of hb enter. he was notilied by Des Moines smashed last nlaht when his five also worked on Thourhi It a Jolle pollee yesterday that the man who hand-picked candidates for the and Standing in the doorway, Miss municipal commission were crush­ radio. Leo saw ' the gun. Thinking the Ingly deteated by a fusion ticket. failed in a robbery attempt there Ford Strike Continues present handlts man was Joking, 9he laughed. Ap­ • Thouundl of Jersey Cit)' re­ nts tor The ]larently angered, the man f.ired: yesterday afternoon tits the de­ Iidenla danced In the streets al on the ad· 'nle bullet grazed Miss Leo's leg scription of the bandit who rObbed Jobn V. Kenny. former'" a tnaat­ the paper for and penetrated nn office parti­ the Iowa City Household Finance ed Hape lieutenant, broke *be corporation oftice of $798 Monday As Peace Tolks Fail tion. The slug lodged in the for rel,D of Ule '!I-year-old "boAa" at 4:50 p.m. wall of the adjoining oftice. DETROf'r (AP)-'J'he first. pl'ace talkl sin ce the start ot by OIIrry 141 a slate Of "Free. Laca I • J)ollce described the dom TIck"," candidates to vic­ Wlnnifred Armour, another em­ tbCl six.dny Ford stl'i kf' hl'Ok(· np .vestC')'ilIlY witlt no ,t'ttlemt'nt ploye, said: ...... n &8 %5 -yeal'll-0Id, ·1tve feet Sane/it Leaves Empty-Hanclecl, Hatless tor)' In every position on tbe "Virginia laughed when she saw 10 Inches tall, 170 pounds, wHh in sight. tlve-JDan city commlAlon. al­ blond receding hairline. They A WOULD-BE BANDIT or a Des Moines finance company Is now hatless. Del Moines Decteetlve Omar Anotl1('I' ,I': iml wa. :(')l dilled today a.t 10 a.m. . Ihe~, thinking it was a joke. lurlnr hllneelf of Ute _yoral,y • said he was wearlnr a brown Beardsley looks at the hat dropped by a man after he unsuccessfully attempted to rob the Adna FI­ . The maD tired. VIrginia screamed A lh(' tlllkfl w(,111 on, more Ford plnnts lleroQR th(' na.tion Incumbenl Mayor Frank Hague fel that, slmllar to 'Dne left be­ nance company yesterday. The man fired at and wounded a woman clerk whG d ftrst thoulht the sUck­ and so did I. The man dashed out up "was a joke." An assistant mana&'er of the company said the buncUt tit the description of the man prl'pn red to loy ()ff 14,000 Eggers, Hlliue's nephew, con­ of the ottice, into the hall and hind by the Des Moines run­ workers IIIHI shut down at the man durin, his escape, rray fit the description of the man who held up the Household Finance company at Iowa. OIty Monday. ceded deteat In his drive for re­ down the stairway." end of' the dHY'S opl'rations. Board of Education election at 10:05 p.m. before the Pursued by employes, he drop­ labardlne trousers. and. a tan sports jacket. The strike of 65,000 workers hit returns were complete. ped his hat on the stairs which Fords Rouge and Lincoln-Mer­ R.W. Lund, 27, manager of the "It is the will of the people," were the only exit. He got no cury plants la t Thllrsday. Names New tS.C. Eggers said. money. rowa Oity office ot Household Finance, said the bandit came to To President Walter Reuther of the Kenny, head of the city's new Been There Before Stort Library Today cre united auto workers said the the second floor loan office just admJnietration, announced Im­ company asked tOr the recess "to Dean of Agriculture Croskey said the man had been before closing time at 5 p,m. m.edlately that he would appear discuss its position." in the office twice betore during When Mrs. John Englund, office COUNCIL BLUFFS (JP)-The before Superior Court Jud,e Reuther said the union had not the day )Jut left, apparently be­ secretary, approached the counter. Iowa state board of education yes- William J. Brennan ihll 81om­ Pres. Hancher changed its position on the "speed­ cause the crowd was too large. the man drew a gun and ordered AWet Day All Around in Brooklyn terday named Dr. Floyd Andre, In, ..nd 'eJDand that all recor. up" Jssue "because our original Croskey described the man as her and Lund to step farther back NEW YORK (UP)-It rained In Brooklyn yesterday. of the late Era-ers admlnlstra- position was basically correct." 39, to succeed H.H. Klldee as tlon be Impounded until tbe in his 30's, about flve feet ]0 in the main office, Lund said. Three-year-old Mark Al'D1fItronr couLdn't outside to play. inches tall and weighing 200 ,0 "We have decided there will be dean of agriculture at rowa State "Freedom. ·tleket" takea over l'Jaurice Rice, 9 S. Linn street, His lTandmother. Mrs. Ida Perlmutter. rave him a tOY tool To Give Signal no other issues injected into these pOunds. college. Ames. ned Tue.day. entered the office as the gunman chest. He went Into the bathroom, Jocked the door and nailed It negotiations except those out of Miss Leo's wound was described backed up to close the door, Lund shut with three-Inch naJls. sur President Virgil M. Han- Dean KlJdee retires July 1 at Everyone oc the "Freedom Tlc- as not serious. which this strike grew," he de­ the age ot 65. ket" candidates swamped his op- said. and the bandit ordered Rice Then he turned on the water in the bathtub and lavatory. cher at 10:30 this morning will clared. Union speed-up charges Police said the man fitted de­ to join the others behind the Mrs. Perlmutter screamed. Nellhbors called police who knocked give the signal for work to begin Dr. Andre, a native of Iowa, posite on the Hague ticket and scriptions of the bandi t who es­ apply only t.o Lincoln - Mercury now is assistant dean ot agricul- won more votes than even Mayor counter. down the door. and the linal assembly building caped with $798 Monday from an Lund declared he was fo rced at I forgot to thank them," Mark said when they left. ''I will next on the university's new $1.5-mll- ture at the UniverSity of Wlscon- Eggers himself. Iowa City loan company after gunpoint to tie and gag his secre- Ume" lion library. The library will be of the Route plant. sin. in Madison. Complete unofficial returns gave slugging the manager. eWcials of the Ford Motor com­ In Ames Charles E. Friley, Kenny, a wealthy contractor, 81,­ tsry and Rice with 10 feet of located on the southwest corner pany have estimated that nearly president of Iowa State college, 117 votes. He was high man. Low­ plastic clothesline and two cham- of the Madison - Washington all of its 106,000 production work­ ois sklins. Police said investigation strlllljq Jnters~ctloo. said that Andre had accepted the est man on the fusion "F~eedo lll disclosed these were pur.chased ers In 49 plan.ts will be affeoted post In a telephone conversallon Ticket" was James F. Murroy Sr., by next Monday it jhe strike con­ '.' Salesmen TeU rrom the Firestone store, 22 South The signal wiIl come a1 the ell- shortly after the appointment was with 73.448 vbles. Dubuque street, about 4:45 p.m. malt of the ground-breaking eer- tinues, made by the Iowa board of edu- The Hague forces were led by Monday. emonles which will begin at 10:20 cation. Philip McGovern who received After Rice and Mrs, Eqlund n.m. when Prof. M. Willard Lam- Andre, a 1931 alumnus of Iowa 59,358 ballots. Eggers was second Hearing Fight were bound and I'lLfl'ed, Lund Slate, has been ut the University on his ticket and seventh In the said the thief commented, "Well, pe, director of the school ot re- Report Drive 01 Wisconsin for the last four balloting with 59,23 ) votes. I wasn't' counting on . three of Hedwig Neumarin Reeds, A3, 107 ]~inl(bin e padc, and four otl1. ligjon. delivers the invocation. years. He formerly was with the A record hllh vote of 143,541 .. I tl Classes will be dismissed ror YOU here. severa meso PI' Johnson county residents became American citizens yest/'I'cluy United States department of a,- ballots waR cast In the elee$loll. In·Room 729 . Police said Lund was ordered SUI students from 10:10 a.m. following n aturalization proceedin.~s in cli;;tl'ict C01ll·t. until 10:(5 a.m. to permit thAm riculture. The live new city co mmission- to turn his ·back to the gunman ~ On Shanghai The newly-appointed dean said ers who were elected individually C'EDA'R R.AlPIDS (JP) - A brief at this point and the ma.nager was Judge Harold D. Evans ailmin istel'cd the oath of allcgian('c to to wltne88 Ule ceremonies. that h~ wUl submit hiB resi811a- and not in a bloc, will vote struggle was "eard and an an- slugged Qn the head with the gun. Mrs. Isabel Nolan Blake, F\olon , who WHS born in ('WfOll11dlllllcl; [)ean E.T. Peterson, chairman of SHANGHAI (WEDNESDAY) I1PI - The Communists threw 200.000 tion to the University of Wiscon- among themselves and elect one ruished cry - "stop, y,ou're klll- Lund was taken to Mercy hospi- :'Ifrs. Gladys lVl al'garet S impson , the library planning committee, sin and will take over Kildee's of their number as mayor. Since inr me" - rang through the sev- tal by ambulance. after police 421 R.iverelnl(', bom in Gibral· yesterday, representatives fromwUl give a brief talk aller the troops at the gates of Shanghai to­ day in the IOllg-awalted opening duties July 1, Friley said. all of them were "Freedom Ticket" enlh fioor of the Roosevelt hotel were notilied, and three stitches t Eth 11 M c. t' II 614 . . (' f 11 ed b t d the day Byron C. Hattman oc St. pr; e ny ,.,en lIl e a, several patnotic organizations IDvQca Ion 0 ow y a Sno l' a - of their offensive to take the big­ candidates, It was considered as­ Louis was slain, wilnesses test!- were taken to close a scalp wound. N. ai1b el't. str'pet, born in Eng. welcomed the new ci tizens into dress by Hancher. gest city in China. Chicago U. Chancellor sured that· Kenny would be Jer­ fied yesterday. Ia.nd; J ens KriRtinn Nor Toft· the community. Hancher will then signal a drag- An official communique of the sey City's neltt mayor. L:W.Sheets and Eugene E. Pots- Arrest Virginia Youth ing. rOllte 1, rown. City, horn in Mrs. Ben Ho ffman , president of lille operator and excavation work Shanghai garrison command re- Weds Form.r Assistant tocJc, Des Moines traveling men, For Church Murder Denmark and to MI'S. IWds, the Women's Relief corps, was the Oil the project will begin. Gen- ported that the big push was CHICAGO (iP) _ Robert May- took the stand in tile murder who W88 bOl'TI in AURtr;ia. fIrs· ttl0 we co~ th e f'Ive . Sh e pre- eral construction work will be opened laSt gight in a two-prong- a d H tch· h 11 t th trial of Dr. Robert C. Rutledge. ROANOK.E, VA. !\I'I - P()]ice Three of the four WOD'W!n are sented each new citizen wi th a done by the Weltz company. Des ed drive from the west, 30 miles n ~ u IDS, c ance or 0 e (itizens Renl last night lodged a formal mur- . . t A . iL Moines from ShanghaI's walls. Umverslty of Chlca,o. and Mrs. 21, st. Louis baby specialist, near war brides. Mrs. Reeds is a house- mlOla ure merlcan ago " Three Communist armies were Vesta Sutton Orlick, his one­ I der charge against Lee Scott. 16, In,eluded In the offlclal part)' he end or an otherwise quiet accused ot murdering young Dana wire and student, Mrs. Blake a Others giving welcoming attendln, &he ceremonies will reported locked in struggle with ti~e assistant, were married last Courl sesston. Marie Weaver In the parish house housew!fe, and Mrs. Simpson a speeches were P ro!. H. J . Thorn- be representatives from the 11 - Nationalist delenders and being mght. (onlrol Group !'OCatoek, wbo said he waa In of Christ Episcopal' churCh on houseWife and secretary. Mrs. ton of the SUI history depart- brary plannlDI oernmltiee, the met by government warplanes op- Hutchins and the former -Maude . araemdirectb below HaUman's Sunday. Sen tin eJl a is also a hous~,,:, ite. me nt, representing the Kiwani s erating from two fields within the Phelps McVeigh were divorced 1114 be heard a "verY brief" C~ ott was put I'n l'al'l atop the The only man to become a CItIzen club; William Meardon, American campus plannlnl cOnunIttee. the Shanghai delense perimeter. The last . year after 27 years ot mar­ .... I h d d II h OJ\, ks A8socla.t1on of Senior ClaA Pres- _ulI fl over ~a an a u ~ municipal building, instead of be- yesterdlly wor on a tarm near legion, and Sarah, Payne Hoffman, Idenis, the student counell, Iowa periml!ter extends around the em- riage. They had two daughters. Picks J. Wiley JaaII voi4le moanl",.' Ing turned over to ' juvenile 'au- Iowa City. ... . Nathamel Fellow s chapter of the Supreme Court Judre Theodore battled city in a SE mi-cirele 30 Mrs. Orlick, former wile of Ray­ Rutledge - who Is 28 today - thor·tles. Arter the cl!tzenshlp ceremomes DAR. G. Garfield. Ames. the st. miles to the west and approxi- mond 1. Orlick, was divorced In James E. Wiley, 123 1-2 S. Clin­ is charged with the "klve triangle". I * * * * * * board ot education. sur Alumni mately 60 miles to the southwest. 11943 . ton street, last night was named 81ayinglast December of Hattman, a55OCia&lon, and 'IIarloul other chairman ot a "Citizens CommHee 0 US for Rent Control" by a non-par­ ~e~;~::r ~~~ a:[:f:ttc~~~~~m~~! Take ath to Make •• Their New Home department. of Ute anlverslly. tisan group meeting at the Com­ pediatrician slabbed Hattman dur- E.A. Gilmore, professor ot law Bugas Got Boy, Reuther Gets Cigar munity building to discuss local Inr a quarrel over the latter's at- and former Sul presfdent, will rent issues. lentlons to · Rutled,e's wife, Syd- also be in the group. The public meetln., lPODlOl'eCl ney, 23. Defense counsel says b, the YOUDI Pronealves' COIa­ RaUman "debauched" Mrs. Ru t­ mlttee on rent contrOl, waa heW ledlt. Senate Committee to dhleulI8 plallS to fll'hi a poe­ Ilble reb~ decontrol acdon In Clothing - including n blood­ encrusted shirt - alle,edly worn Ute cit, council by Iowa CI', Willie"", ChartoWe Leavitt, by Hatlman at the time of his OK's S2,455,500 presideD~ of the YOUDI Pro&'ffl­ death, was admllled us state's .Iv.. • committee. ald. evidence over the strenuous ob ­ For Coralville Dam Such action was deemed nec­ lectlons of the defense. Other Items essary ~ause of the provisiona Introduce~ by Assistant County Included in n senate appropria­ in the new tederal rent control Attorney David Elderkin Included tions committee approval yester­ bill allowln, local governments to IIOcks, shoes, underwear shorts, day, was a $2,4'55,,500 alloiment determine whether rent controll lruUJers and necldie. tor work on the Cora)vllle dam, should continue in their respec­ .... Sheet. a!ld Po'-toek ..Id The Associated Press reported. tive localities, she said. lIIe dlalW'bane; about whJch This tigure was put of $722,- The ''Cltizell8 Committee for lII.y t .... lled Hearred &bDut 690,000 tor flood control projects Rent Control" was tonned to 5:41 p... De .&ate clalmJ Ru'- at the army engineers in the year encourage renters and other in­ !e4r. II, In wall tor Haitman beginning July 1. Congress appro­ terested persons to petition the _"n ••• abO,.. ! p.m. priated $700,000 for the dam and city council to retain rent con­ Sheets, II stale witness, said he reservoir project during the pre­ trols in the Interest ot the pub­ had a rOllin .everal doors down sent fiscal year ending June 30. lic. ~III the oge occupied by Hlltt­ ,First phase of the Cora ville pro- . Mn. Lue), KaplaD. 1.1 1-1 8. IIWI l.. ~ . December 14. UpOn ject may be started by July 4, Dabuqae lJtreet, a rent eeatrol he.rlo,; . outcry, he .aid, he Col. B.L. Dean, district army en­ cOllUlllhee IDIImber, aiel 1\ Is • w.lk~ ' e, few steps down the gineer at Rock Island, reported _U-IIDO,," fact tba& loeallan.­ hall to peer allin, a cross hall. Location at the dam and ,... I..... are plannlD, to ,etit,.. Seein, nothing unusual and hear­ &be elly eounctl for r.at deooll. _hlng further, he returned servoir Is four miles south of Jowa Ina ..... la AJlIUS$, wben SUI ..- 10 his room, he sta ted. City's north city limits, juat 10uUl of the point where Turkey creel< d ••" aDd lacal., melDben wID ~'lIer, KaUman's empty bill­ fOld' Ind hi, wrilt watch were enle,.. the Iowa river. '* be here &0 ,.rtIet,.te Ia admitted .s state', evidence, along The earth dam will be 1,400 feet councR ....Ullll &0 IIcht &be lIIue. \11th. hotel key and towel, and wide at the ,base and 22 teet wide (AP Win,..) 14 of 17 photograph. ot the death at the top. Another public meetln, wiU be IetI\f .u}lm1tled. lORN S. BUGAS, (rll'ht) Forel vlee-...... a& ..... dlnew .. Ia· held on AprU 19 to continue dlI. Couob' Attorne), William W. BONN NAMIlD CAPITAL duaWial relaUona, offered Ualted Auto WOMen (ClO) PreL Waller cussions of the rent 4.. ~ aad COlli, ••••• PhI. b, 4" WI ....) Crlllllnin laid the billfold wa ~ BONN, GERMANY 91'') - The P. Reuther a clnr In Detroit ,"terel', WII.a &b., a'...... plan other ways to interelt cit)' foulld betide Rattman's l)ody In nVI: NEW AMI:1UCAN OITlZ.N8 reeel,," the Dath 01 allellanee In cUs&rIet COUR yeltenla,. mornl..,. west German constituent aNem­ resumption or n.l'otl&Uon. In &lie l&rlile ., 101M ...... work.,. a& otticials In retention of rent cotl­ tooth 7211. Robbery and ."tortion Reeelvlq concrahll.tlonl frDIIl Judp Ha,old. D. E'Yana are (left to rlrh\) Mrs. Ithell MP.1 8enUneUa, bly last night ehoae Bonn as the &be Ford Mlltor Co. Bana' wit.. Mar..... " laW IIIrtIa to • IIzj troll. .... r. amonll the motives !lstt'd by .14 N. Gilbert Itreet; MI'I. Glad,e Marnr.t 81 ...... ,llUverdale: Mrs. Hedw" NewnanniBeedB, A8'\.,l. capJlal of , the new Oerman ted- pound It-oanoe boy y"terda.y. (Note IJIODI' carried In the ...... , Time and plAce of the meet­ Criuman lor the 5)a),III,. FiPk,b"e . "-rk~ h .. "~ . N.r TorU ..., route I, Iowa Cit)', &lid Mrs. babel Nol&ll Blake, 86)0" erlll republlc. ___• ___ . aell&ber'. baDd for eserolaiq &be liAI ...... ,...... , lna will be lJUlouneed later. ~ -' I THE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, 1\IAY 11, 1949 - PAGE TWO ------Newhouser Shelled Sam Breadon, Former Cardinal I 'Mi.ck,ey Haefner Hwds l-Hitter As Yankees .Speed Prexy, Dead al72 of (ancer Past Tigers, 6-1 , . ~3.'. JJOU I 1 ( P )-.. 'illn BrC'fldon, u gray-hcadrd gentleman DETROIT (IP) - The New York who- Ii ftcd till' St. Loui' Cardinals to Baseball's heights, died I. - ,Nals' $oulhpaw Browns Beat Bosol Yankees combined six timely DilieOb~1s hits with seven walks yesterday yesterday at ,'t. J ohn 's ho~pit!\1. On Priddy's .Homer to hand Allie Reynolds a 6-1 de­ Breadon, 72, had been ill -of Breadon's climb to 'success was cancer for some time. UU'iIt, ST. LOUIS (JP) - The lowly st. cision over Hal Newflouser and a saga of shrewdness and The. ~l'mer baseball magnate, Tops Tribe, 1-0 To NCAA's · Louis Browns could muster only the Detroit Tigers. ind ustry. He was a struggling three hits yesterday but one of Reynolds yielded six hits and whose. :' b won more National mechanic, fr~sh from his native CLEVELAND (JP) - A first- them was a ninth-inning home run five walks. But the Yankees came league. · nnants than any other New York, wpen he started hi! inning single was the only sate hit by Jerry Priddy that gave the up with four double plays to nip team, reo red the hospital in late career at the St. Louis w.orld'i 'Sanlily (ode r March:'rb ' a periodic checkup. He fair in 1904. . I ' the Cleveland Indians got yester­ Browns a 2-1 verdict over the some Tiger sco;ing threats. ne ver~ . He gambled h is earnings on .. . day as Southpaw Mickey Haefner Boston Red Sox and snapped their Newhouser was knocked from ATLANTA (JP) - The president losing streak at ten straight. Brei[dc>n left instructions in his popcorn, sold at the fair. With hurled the Washington Nationaln the box in the ninth for the sec­ ot the Southeastern conference One of the other two hi ts oil ond time in a' row. will tfI'1ii , his funeral services are that stake, he qecame one 01 the to a 1-0 victory, the Sella tors' doesn't foresee a Dixie revolt over Charlie Stobbs was a double by to be ,$ private that the public city's leading 3uton10bile dealers. / the National Collegiate Athletic Ne .. York AU R UD.lroll AU R )J is not:o(l) leam where, when and In 1917 he iovested $200 in the eighth straight. Priddy that sent Dick Kokos home Coleman. 2b 4 I IILake. 2b 3 0 I how hI! ;.15 buried, the family pitifully weak Cal'tilnals. It was the first one-hitter of association's sanity code. with the Brown' other counter, in Rizzuto."" 5 I llLIPon, SS 3 I 1 Many of the southern college the third inning. Bauer. ct 4 0 , 0 Kell. 3b 3 0 0 attorney, Lon Hocher. disclosed. He became president Df the the major league season. Mapes. ef 0 0 (Wertz. rt "0 1 oUiciais have no love tor the code, Red Embree yielded only fo ur HenrIch. rt 4 1 l \Wakelleld. It 3 n Br~,? n was president of the Cardinals in 1920 and picked up Haefner's knuckle ball didn't adopted by the NClM in Jan­ safeties, one of them Ted Wi!· LIndell . II 4 0 0 Robinson. e 2 0 2 Card~lIJs for 27 years, from enough stock to become majority i · strike oat a single Tribe batter, Johnson. 3b 4 I 2' - B~rry 0 0 0 uariY, 1948. They're to meet here Iiams' sixth homer of the year, to NI.,hos. c 2 I OISwlft. con , 1920 ~~. III he !old the team to share-holder as weli by 1923. but. the hefty little 36-year-old May 28, to discuss amendments, get credit for his first victory. He PhllJlps. Ib 3 1 liB-Campbell 1 0 0 Roberti:. Hannegan and Fred The Cardina ) ~; under Breadon, leUhander had the vaunted ReynOldS. p 3 0 o/GrOlh. e[ ~ 0 0 which would be submitted to the is charged with four defeats. Vlco. Ib 3 0 ( 1\1. Saiit). Jr., the present owner, won nine nlltiol'lBl league pen. Cleveland hitting pDwer com­ NCA:A. The Southeastern, South­ New·ser. p 3 0 1 on N.~' 26, 1947 , when his nants and captured the world pletely subdued. . Kretlow, p 0 0 0 I' ern and Southwest conferences --- heaU!! . ti'egan to 'fall. series six time~. 1'olals 33 U tilTo'als 20 1 G He walked four men and in the will be represented. A's·Get Three Hits A-Ran lor Robinson In 7th 'II ninth inning hit Larry Doby - "There Is no Inclica&lon 01 a B-Ha Into n force play for Swl[t In 9th Now York ..... , .... 000 002 004-6 ,TODAY the only Indian who had hit him rebellion on lhe pari 01 the Delroll ...... 000 001 OO()-I • safely. Doby got a:ound to thil'd Soutbeastem conferellce," Aid But Top Sox, 5-0 E-Riuuto, Ncwhouser. RB[-Henrlch 2, THRU Dr. Balek Van Leer, president PhJJlips 2. Coleman. RlzzUlo. Werte. 2B­ on Ray Boone's sacrifice and Joe OHICAOO (JP) - The Philadel­ Johnson. 3B-Henrlch. S-Llpon. DP-RI.­ FRIDAY of the oonlerence and of Geor&ia zuto. Coleman and PhJlUps 2. Henrich GordeNs ground-out. He was the phia Athletics blended three scat­ ~ Tech. and Nlarhos Coleman. RJzzuto and , ; only Indian to get that far. Ken tered singles with 11 bases on Phllllps. · Lipan Lake and Vlco. Lelt­ The issue was revived Monday New York 7. Dt\trolt 7. BB-oc! Rey­ Keltber walked, and Mickey Ver­ balls to defeat the Chicago White when two sports editors - Wil­ nolds 5, Newhouser 5. Kretlow 2. SO-by non grounded to Sherry Robert­ Sox, 5-0, before 9,3if!1 persons last R eynolds 2. Newhouser 4, Krctlow 1. liam Keefe of the New Orleans HO-Newhou s~r 6 '1"1 B 1-' innt,....,~ : Y,..o"· son to end the game and Cleve­ night in the first Comiskey park Times - Picayune and Johl)ny low 0 In 2-3. Winner-Reynolds (3-0; land's only serious threat against night game of the new season. Loser-Newhouser 13-21. U-rlommel. Pas­ Bradberry of the Atlanta Consti­ ..,r"IIR, McKinley and Boyer, T-2:29. A- Haefner's shutout. Joe Coleman pitched the dis­ tution - wrote in their columns 18.247. Steve Gromek, Cleveland (AP Wlropho.o ) tance on a yield of five hits to righthander, allowed the Nats ONLY INDIAN TO ruT SAFELY yeste~day was Lary Doby, who that resentment against the code gain his second victory again~t "'Inner or in the picture Is belnr forced at second base by Ray Boone'S ,-round- in the south might flare Into the 3 Academy only even hits, but two of tbem three losses as the A's scored all AWllrd.! were singles ill the fourtb Inn­ er. Washington's Sherry Robertson is ooverln&' second on lhe play. open this month. their runs in two innings - a two­ ing before and after a base on The umpire Is eharUe Berry. Doby's first innlllJ' hit was tbe last The penalty for violation is sus- run third and three-run eighth. Kldy 01 the altemoon for the Trlbe as the Nata won, I-D. pension from the NOA:A. balls. Robertson Irot the first ______I Under the code financIal aId of those singles and scored when may be mated .. aWeteB only . I Eddie Rotint on rapped the sec­ It the same aid is ..al)able Injured Colonel Star ond base hit to right field. _der the SMIle condlilon. k an I' The victory gave Washington a Iowa's Bresnahan Honored studeJt ts 01 Ute InBtituUon. Has Leg surprising sweep of the three­ Prior to'its adoption, Southeast­ Amputated Former Hawkeye Track and Field Coach Joins ern conterences colleges gave CHICAGO - Charley Koney, .. '<~lOUY game series here. It was achieved TECHNICOLO. -2 Major by I-hefner in spite ot weather so grantS-in-aid to promising ath­ star seccnd baseman of the Louis­ Htis Track Greats in He'lms Hall of Fame Slliden[ ])Iscount l letes - principally football play­ ville Colonels had his right leg chilly (53-55 degrees) a~d so l'lek.ls al Room RA , By EVERETr MONTG01\lERY ers - graduating from high amputated just above the knee windy that the 6,208 paying cus­ Schaerl.. lUll .1·' school. The grants cOIl f,isted of Monday night, the h'agic climax tomers were told they could turn Forme!' St'l tmck lIud Field Coach George T. BJ'('snahan was Tbru I\tay 2L tuition, room and board, books, t(l a weekend visi l to h is par­ ~l HELD OVER in thei ~ rain checks for tickets one of lite 46 t!'aek 1:llld field coaches and athletos selected by tIle ,...,1 to another game. laundry and $10 a month spending ents and 21-year-old wife. STRAND THEATR E JJ08 A ugeles sports edi to!'1! to join other track greats in the IIelms money. Koney was severely injured IiaeCner put the Indians down IIell of Famt'. None would predict yesterday when steam pressure explo.ded an One STAltTJ NG ,I . , IOWA CITY'S MOVIE OF THE WEEK : in order in the sixth, seventh and Bresnahan retired as head I that they would secede from the old water heater next to a newly Week WEDNESDAY eighth innings. track and field coach last year cross country. He was captain of national organization and play installed tank. Only MAY 18 J t W .. hln,..ton AS R II CI.v.lan d AB R H and was succeeded by a former the Badger's 1915 Big Ten among themselves in that event. He was out of action most of All Seoll Reserved ' · Molt Ord.rs Now Symphonie Pastorale Is A Superb Picture. Very Coon . If 5 0 0IMllcheli. 11 4 0 0 p·otege, Francis Cretzmeyer. In championship cross country team. last season because of a sore MATINEES 2:30 P.M. " - Dob>,. cf :I 0 I h' 28 I h' t I throwing arm, but was extremely Moving! Don't Miss It! Le"" ... rC 4 0 0IBoone. liS 3 0 0 IS years 0 coac mg a owa, During Bresnahan's 28-year * * * A few ..I $1.;;(1 Robertmn. 2b 4 1 2lGordon. 2b 2 0 0 his men had won 35 conference reign at Iowa the Hawks won popular with Louisville fans. He $1 • 20 A very few at 11.80 Dr. L. D. Lonmln • Vollmer. cf 3 0 llKeltner. 3b 3 0 0 t·tl d f' h Leib Comments ••• Rob'5On , Ib 4 0 2jvernon. Ib 4 0 0 I es an Ive men ave won na- two conference indoor titles and was the property of the Boston Red Sox. NIGHT 8:30 P.M. Yost. 3b 2 0 2 1 ~!~~' ~f ; ~ ~ tional honors. gained the runner-up position Iowa City (JP) - The president A lew ILt $1.l1li Dent". 5S 4 0 0 A-Clark ~ 0 0 A graduate of Wisconsin in three times outdoors and once in- of the National Collegiate Athletic $1 • 20 A very few S'!.40 Eval)s. c 3 0 1I ! ~~"!~k~ PIg ~ 1915, Bresnahan &oak over the dool's. They placed third in the association said yesterday he felt Australian Sportsman, Hacfner. p 3 0 0 B-Rosen I 0 0 Hawkeye track destine!! in 1921 indoor meet [ollr times and once "it would be premature to com­ ___ Garcia p 0 0 0 and in 1922 rulded the Hawks on the outdoor track. ment on any proposed actions" Raymond Connelly, Dies "DOOR OPEN I:I~" To •• 1s 3~ J 7 ITol&l1 ~6 0 J to ~he runner-up spot in the against the NCAA's sanity code. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (IP) - A-FJled {or Hegan III ~th Big Ten outdoor champion- Eight Hawks ullder Bresna- Dr. K.E. Leib of the University 1felbourn~ has been given the B-POPPed . tOl' Gromek In 8th .L'.l•• ' f , hall's tutelar' have been m,em- Washln lt.n ... "." .. 000 100 000--1 MUIR f of Iowa added that he saw no 1956 ' dl'yin'picsi bllt th ~ Man who • Clev,land ...... ,' .000 000 OOO~ He brought Iowa its first eoo- bers 0 Olympic teams, one ot workpd hardest to bring the ~iJB!~[rw E-Robln8on . Vernon. RBI-Robinson, 2B th t - F' t f th reason to comment "until any op­ -Yosi. Robinson. S-Gromek. lIaefner. {erence crown in the 1926 indoor em wlce. Irs 0 ese men position becomes definite enough games to Australia is dead. STARTS TO-DAY · Boone. DP-Keltner. Gordon and Vernon; meet. was Eric Wilson, present editor is Sir Raymond Connelly died Gordon. Soone and Vernon . Left-Wash- f t I f tl i to know just what under con­ Inglon 9;0 Cleveland S. BB-Haelner 4. While a student at Wisconsin, 0 spor s n ortna on serv ceo sideration." j ust five days after learning Mel­ "ENDS FRIDAY" Gromek ~. SO-Gromek 2. HO-Gromek 7 Bresnahan competed tor three Two ot thefn were Olympic He said many of the leading bourne would be host to the in 8 Innings; Garcia 0 in I. HBP. by- champions. !EoHQ" MOST WICKED 'ROLE I Haelner 100by,. Wlnner-'laclner 12-11; years in t:'ack, running every- colleges of the United States have world's athletes in 1956. First time in TECHNICOLOR Loser- Gromek (l-II. U-Paparetlo. Hub- thing from the 440-yard dash to Ed Gordon, two-time Olympic felt the code "represents the mi­ He collapsed on a Melbourne _1>.ardii:iii.an.diiiiiiB.e.rr.~.• , . T. -.I :.5'."·iiiiiiA.-S.,20iiiiii8·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-' team member posted a world's nimum standards to preserve ama­ street and died tW(l hours later, ~ record in the broad jump in the teurism as distinguished from pro­ Connelly was 53 years old and a 1932 games at the Los Angeles fessionalism in college sports." former lord mayor of Melbourne. '."< colesium. Another Hawk, the .4 5 late George Sailing wrote a new $UI Olympic and world llO-meter '.q linn high hurdles mark (If :14.1 in the I, . . 'Dea '32 games. aldy Other Bresnahan coached men .P\ih Expansion of this well established Casualty Insur- who won Olympic berths are lidy Harold Phelps, Chan Coulter, ': crnce Company offers unusual opportunities lor aggressive Charles Brookins. Frank Cuhel and George Baird. Coulter is now men under 30. ~o experience is necessary as individuals a member of the Iowa City school board. will receive extensive orientation and training from our Bresnahan cooperated with W. own sources. The following positions are now available: W. Tuttle, professor of physiology in writing a book "Track and Field Athletics.' The book was made possible by contribt!tions AIiEIUOAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1. Agency Field ReprEllilentative in Central Indiana and/ or '" L PCT. GB w L PC:r. and aid fr(lm some of the better New Yo.k ...... ltl 5 .'1e2 New Vo.1l ...... 13 7 .mw Western Iowa. O.'roll ...... II 8 .57' 4 Be...... I~ 9 .371 known track men in the country. Clevel.nd ...... 9 7 .563 4 11. "",.kl,n .. , ...... 11 9 .~(141 he said. "'.... I.Jr'oIl ...... 11 11 .500 5 ~ Pblladolphla ... , ... , 10 II .176 nlJ.'elplll...... II II .500 &'{, Cla.lnnots ...... 9 10 .474 His book has been "almost un­ 2. Field Claim Representative in Central lllinois. Chle.c...... 10 11 .478 6 81. Leuls ...... " It . H~ animously adopted" thl'oughout _n ...... I 10 . ~ ' ~ PIUsbur(h ...... 9 12 .429 st. Loul...... 4 17 .110 12 Chl ••,e ...... 7 11 .1IIS STAlliNG the United States, by the Nether­ Y,,'oray', II ••••• Ye •• trd.yf, 'eGre. lands for the Olympic teams and Now Yerl< ., Dotroll I 8', Loula at Brooklyn, ,..tpenetf, ral • . U interested, write full qualifications. Address Box 805. We.hin,toD I. Cleveland • C"ea,o at New York, podpontd. rain. LANA TURNER ~t.r the U.S. Army Special Services. St. Leuf. ~. B..... I Clllchln.U .t Phlladol,hla. ,.lIponod, BlOOmington, IllinoUl Bresnahan is now an assistant PbJlad.lplila I, Chloo,o • IDICIlt) r.ln. professor here in the ,physical TODAr·. Pl1'()BEJl8 (Only'...... cbeduled) No", Vork at Clo.,.I... (elchO-Por. TODAY'S PITCREItS ~E~j~~~ : education department. lorll.ld It-G) n . F.ller (1.1) e. Le. CI.olnnati •• New re,k-r... II-'n ". mon (:.1) JUNE ALLYSON +, Wa.hlar'•• at Delrol&-Calve.rl fS-2) .... K"..... ' It·l) OYe ...... e 11-0) Chi ..,. al PlIlla'el,hl. (DI,bl)-Sohmlh Phll.delphl. •• S.. L... I. (DI,III)-B,'S.· 0-1) .... H.I ....lm •• (•• " Everybody's going ~o ~nor I I. (3-1) O. ShaDtl (1-,. VI- Drew, 81. Lnl. at Be"o. (.Icht)-Ma.,;'r VANmFLIN ~ 11-2. 11-1) or Pellol 1t-2) v •• Bpah. (8-1) PIU.ba"h .t Breellly .. IDI,hl)-Worl. r!! .... '*' "".to. at Cbl"C_a.,lIlon (t.t) .,. the athletes at the Wl,bt (2-0) (I-l) v •. Ban'" ("'1) ANGELA...... LANSBURY Chisox Opfion SMrey -NOW- FUNK 1I0lCAN 0 WlNCENT PRICE To Pa-cific Coast Club VARSITY E".' Tbo,lda,! Kl£1IAII n . 10111 SUJl'DN • GIG YOURG CHICAGO (IP) - Outfielder Pat Seerey has been optioned to Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast leaiue and dance to the music of on 24-hour recall, the Chicago . , White Sox announced yesterday. LARRY BARRETT Seerey, who came to the Sox [rom Cleveland last season, bat­ and hil NEW orchestra ted .231 in 95 gamees for the Sbuthslders. He has appeared In with vocalists ~ nly four games this season, three in the role ot a pinch hitter. BOB81~ COnER and GRANT EASTHAM » ,i · -Nite ,Club Atmolphere- GREGG COLLEGE • R"ho,~ D"""lnq • T"J~v Mor\hnlt • Presentatlen of the 1949 SfIOrLs Qucen A ...... f 1v...... -Pr.fe',.111 ., • 8eautlful trophies award to SUI's 4 most POPUlltr " 1 ...... " ...... lltb!e!es. 4 MOIII" • "oo"\law, feaiurtn, promInent sporls perllonaUUes. IIIIY_IIIIV. C~U ••• I' • Iowan C.lwnnl.&, SlCllTAIIAL ..~ fIOII cou.e. BIll McBride. ' ITUDIHTI AND OIADUATU lIIuler ot ceroID •• '" A~~~~ MID'NIGHT SHOW '! "loin the gang" ~0a1'lCll_ • Ploor aervtcl! all • I nelrin,. IPIaAL COUNIII.OIfIt ..L ,...... VARSITY THEATER TIUIU':'CS S1.25 COUPLE , . f'rlday Nlrbt - May 12~h - All St'a l ~ en saJe now a~ WHETSTONE'S, r,o· Doon Open 11;15 - Show S ~rts 11:45 ('.M. RACINE'S and SMOUSHOP .~-&'=~':o.":to We CaD" TeU You TIle TlUe or The Show - - - Bul. We ~''''''''''.''.A. Premlle The Newet* TeebnlClOlor M•• lcal 01 The Year! EYES THI ••••• COLLI" tI .",1 nil" ...... ,,. ••11 ,l. 17 .. _ ...... ,

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; , PK A's Pion fa Reveal Lab as Nest Site . I Society The Garden department of the Eagerest birds in iown are the Iowa City Women's club will hold \ ______J, a garden tour tomorrow starting robi ns trying to bultd nests in 'Dream Girl' of Dance one of the biochemistry labora­ at I :30 p.m. from the old horne tories on the fifth floor of t)le Th Pi Kappa Alpha "Drl'um Girl" will be pre en ted at in· Governor Lucas, ''Plum Grove," to 'success w '.',s'. . Engagement Announced chemistry buildinl.· termi ion of thl' 1 ebaptl'r' formal dane 'atllrdlly night. The near Kirkwood avenue. "Mean­ The friendly birds ~nter the shrewdness a~ II ·1, dering Through Iowa City GIlrd­ room throuah open windows car­ third annual Drl'um irl" .Connal will bt> ht'ltl at Ih e clJapter a strugglinl ens" Is the spring theme 01 the rying bits Qt string and twigs, bOil ,]032~. Dubll lue Irt'et. lrom his nat' IVe j: Garden department. and an occasional candy bar wrap­ Eightl'en oedswerl'nomina1t'dfor th(,"DrC'nm Cirl"litle and he started h' 1 Lo . ~ Members will visit the gardens per, and head tor the toP C)f a fi\-c finaH. ts Wl'fl' chOSl'1l by U1S World's of Mr)!. Fred L. Spayde, 1208 Gin­ metal venillator hood located near m<>mbl'rs of th!.' frlltl'rnity. Pic­ Champalgn, III., (Gamma Phi ter avenue, and Mrs. H. C. Har­ the celllng. I • tures of the finali Is wp;e ent Bela); Mona M. McCormick, AI, .1 shbarger, North Liberty. A snack Students in the laboratory re­ Lakewood, 0 .. (Delta Delta Del­ lunch taken by members will be ported they spent a busy day yes­ 10 Dave Garroway. disk jo key on stalion WMAQ, hi(·/lf.to. ta). ,t caten at the .Harshbarger home. tE rday trying to discourage the Patricia J . Kaufman, A3: Cedar " Mrs. Charles F'ieseler will lead the birds from nesting in the ··lab." · who tht'n eh!)! t' I hp Dre/lm 0 ir!' Rapids, (Pi Beta Phi); Ann Meek, group. Dream Girl condidates are A2, Cedar Rapids, (Currier haUl, Saturday and Sunday the group III F Ity M Mary Lou Tyler. A2, Mason City, and Margaret Reilly, AI, Des will go informally to see the wild- name leu ' en (Currier hall); Virginia Jacob en, Moines. (Howard house). flower glm at the home of Dr. I AI, Walnut, (Chesley house); At tntermi.lon. the Dream ~~~k ~~:d~rge c. Albright. 7'15 Unitarian Tru~,~s Martha Dawson. A3 , Sigourney, Girl will step throurJl a larr. (Clinton place); Nan Me~kowitz, rrpllea of the fratemlty pin. In case of rain, Thursday ~e Two sur faculty members are A2 , Bloomington, lll., (Sigma Del­ group wlll meet at 2:30 p.rn. In Profl'&ms will be In ..veRdar the clubrooms at the Community among four newly ~lected. trus­ ta Tau); Florence Foul., A3, Iowa and lace with .. dream .1r1 sil­ building. They will study feder- tees of the Iowa City Unitarian City, (Alpha Chi Omega); Caro­ houetted on &he cover. " ated garden club bulletins. church. line nodln, A2, Burlington, (Kap­ Music will be furnished by Don • Prot. W. Ro ~s Livingston of the .... pa Alpho T'heta). Sundhorst's Savoy Septet. Norma. Wild In.. A2. Council ------SUI history department, Prot. (Oally ...... r"ol. by It•• Reb ••• ) Guests ot honor will be Mrs. A. Alexander Kern of the SUI Eng- THOUGH ONLY A TINY TOT, IANINE TRAHAN has alrea4y Bluffs, (Alpha XI Delta): Mari­ H. Rich. Mrs. M. H. Anderson, Persona' Notes !ish department. W. C. Smith and fOUM a solution for the housewife'. problem of hard·to-,et-at poe. lyn Fanter. At, Crystal Lake. Prot. and Mrs. Walter Edgell and Mrs. William Goodwin were elect- and pans. When her mama needs a special skillet, Ianlne Imply 01.. (Alpha Delta PI); Patricia. Mr. :md Mrs. William H. Barlley• ed trustees at the church's annual walks Into the cupboard atter It. The diminutive efficiency exPert, DeVilbiss, PI, Waukefan. nl.. A 7 pound, 6 ounce boy was business meeting Monday night. onJy 1 year old, Is the dau,hter of Mr. and Mn. Harold J. Trahan, (Chi Omefa). STANLEY TO SPEAK .' , . . ' ,:l~, born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert nags, About fifty persons attended the 630 E. Washln.toh ~ treel. ITer I1el ~ ht? Twenty-flur Inches Sue Manbeck, AI, Des Moines, David M. Stanley, executive di­ 200 First street, yesterday in :.ter­ meeting which included. reports ,-===--",,:::.-=:======:=1 (Kappa Kappa Gamma); Donna rector of the United World Fed­ .' riD: .ENGAGEMENT OF LOIS M. BETTS to Paul H H08klns. cy hospital. from the WQmen's alliance, Fire- Stover, Nt, Clinton, (West!awn); eralists of Iowa, will speak on . DftIIllecl by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. ~U., side club, Men's club and discus- Doris Ann Franson, A3, Red Oak, "World Government and the , Henlo. Mr. HOIIkJns 1.8 . the son of Mr. and Mrs Dudley D. Hosklna, IMr. and Mrs. Jean Pumroy. 114 sion of the church program, Rev. (Zeta Tau Alpha); Joan Van Al­ World Federalisls" at this noon's · Clarbula.. A cradua.te of Menlo hl,h school, MIss Betts Is now a. sen- Central park. are the parents of Evans Worthley, church pastor, stine, A2, La Grange, ilL, (Delta Lions club iuncheon at Reich's .... In the collefe of nursinf at the State University ot Iowa. a 6 pound, 13 ounce boy bQrn in said yesterday. Gamma); Betty Jean Janssen, AS, cafe. .. Hr. Boaklns, who wa.s craduated from Clarinda hlfh school, Is junior Mercy hospital Monday. Other members of the board of WAS so EAGER TO IECOME A DAN· · \a tile SUI collel'e of en.-\neerlnf. The weddlnf will take plaee July trustees include Allin Daldn. ad­ CER WHILE STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL THAT • I \a the Flnt MethodJst church bere. Ten children from Scott No. 4 ministrative dean, .Mrs.' Marion SHE SAW ONE MOVIE EIGHTEEN TIMES school, Iowa City, took lin excur­ Andrews, Ray Vanderhoef · and IN ORDER TO LEARN ITS DANCE ROU. sion to the airport, lire station Robert Sriyder. TINESI SHE AMAZED DOCtORS WHO ,4~ and police station yesterday. Mrs. PREDICTED SHE MIGHT NEVER WALK _ ...... :·~!,.UI4~"'7FOR ITS SPEED, EFFICIENCY. :, Oscar E. Nybakken is the teacher AGAIN AfTER AN OAK TREE BRANCH. _&"-,,Y CONVENIENCE, ECONOMYI , STRUCK IY UGHTNING, TOPPLED ON HER. of the school. James' Nunn Chosen n Campus IUT THE DETERMINED JUNE fOOLED·EM. DU Elects Hovland President of SAE's 'JM UNDERWOOD CHAPTER E, r.E.O. - Chapter POLLOCK CIRCLE - Pollock James F. Nunn, A3, Perry, was ~T~:!~~~~ Chapter President HOLLYWOOD "IRAT." WHEN NOT AT Eo P.E.O. will meet at 2:30 p.m. circle, Presbyterian women's a;so­ elected president of Sigma Alpha WOltK ON THE SET Of M.Q.M·... unu IIUNIVERSALII Epsilon, social fraternity, at a 'Friday In lhe home of Mrs. P.D. elation, will meet at 7:4.5 p.m. to­ John Hovland, C3, Webster WOMIN," HER LATEST FILM, SHE EN· All the oper&tina futuru or FranCiS, 529 E. College street, As- day in the home ~f Mrs. R.G. Ste­ meeting Monday night at the JOYED HER fAVORITE PASTIMES. PlAy· busi:!", .ize typewriter•. Smart. City, was named president of the modem carrylna case inciudfd. 3lstant hos(esses will be Mrs. A.E. venson, 1305 Yewell street. Assis­ Iowa chapter of Delta Upsilon, chapter house, 303 N. Riverside ING JACKS, SKIPPING ROPE. LOOKING drive. AT PiCtURE lOOKS, DRESSING HEIt Lambert, Mrs. W.C. Gray and tant hostesses will be Mrs. Robert social fraternity, at elections 1'.100- Other o!!icers are William DOLLS AND ROMPING WITH HEl PETS. ·Mrs. L.C. Zopf. Mrs. James Stronks Lee and Mrs. Eugene Larew. Mrs. day. Ries Iowa Book Store be in charge of the program Pfeifer, C3, Sioux Fails. S. D., MAGGIE HAS GROWN TO fOUR fEET will Robert Herdliska will lead the de­ Oth\!r new oifi<;ers are Larry TEN INCHES. AND WEIGHS 88 POUNDS. t. • votions. Members will sew on ar­ vice preSident; Robert Primrose, Authorized Aceney Sjulin, A2, Hamburg. vice presi­ C3, Norway, treasurer; Richard .• CIIAPTER IF, P.E.O. - Chap­ ticles for the bazaar. A group pic­ dent; Jim Sandrock, A2, Dubuque, ture will be taken. recording ·secretary; . Gaige Wal­ Griffith, A2, Kansas City, .Mo ., t~r ' JF , P.E-O. will meet Cor a des­ secretary, and L.eo Marolt, A3 , 'trl at 1 p.m. Friday at the home ters, ca, Harlan, senior delegate E~R!~!ECTEDLYWHEN HEl FATHER, ACTING AS AN AIR. to the executive councll, and Jack Davenport, correspondent. of Mrs. Allen Maiden, 436 Lex- NAT HAN I E L FELLOWS Wilber J , Teeters Jr., All, Iowa RAID WARDEN DURING THE WAIt, HEARD D. Lonrman Marrs, ~, AIn!!s, junior delegate. '~gton ave:nue. Mrs. M.E. Steele CHAPTER, D.A.R. _ Nathaniel City, chronicler; William Quinn. IY CHANCE THAT M-G-M WAS LOOK· AI, Carroll, warden; Robert Pfeif­ ING fOR AN ENGLISH GIRL TO PLAY IN ~n~ Mrs. L.K. Tunks will be the Fellows chapter, D.A.R., will meet "LASSIE COME HOME." A SCREEN TEST assIStant hostesses. at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the nome Chemistry Fraternities er, AI, Sioux Falls, S. D., herald, WAS fOLLOWED IY A LONG TERM of Mrs. Everett Williams, route 4. and Gene Pat Bacon, A3. Aurora, CONTRACT. HER LATEST ALM WA.S MADE View Moving Pictures pledge trainer. : GDLL SCoUTS - Girl Scout Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. nl., IN LONDON. WHERE ELIZABETH WAS lORN ON FEIRUARY 77. - ' ~ders wlll meet at the Girl Scout Ray Slavata and Mrs. Ella Letts Motion pictures of solar activi­ '.tfice at ..7:30 p.m. today Plans McCrary. There will be election of ties were shown at a joint meet­ Henrick Dcam to Le~ure tor the camp to be held at City officers and a report. of the con­ ing last night of Phi Lambda Up­ 0fUd lL~a@[M] ·,park June 8 will be made. tinental congress. Mrs ~ R. Rayn­ .silon, honorary ~hemisu-y frater­ 'At University Hospitals "WAS lORN JEANETTE HELEN MORRISON i \, ( er, regent. will preside. nity, and Alpha. Chi Sigma, na­ Dr. Henrick Dam, prOfessor of ·11'1 MERCED. CALIFORNIA, ON JULY 26. bio-chemistry at Polytechnic In­ SHE RECEIVED A MOTION PICTURE CON· SCOUTS - Members of tional professional, chemical frat­ . TRACT BEfORE SHE EVER FACED A CAM. :) ODlL ernity. stitute of C-openhagen, Denmark, Yirl'Scout troop 18 will entertain W.S.C.S - Women's Society of and winner of the 1943 Nobel Prize ERAI WHILE VACATIONING AT A SKI Winfield W. &!1isbury, director RESORT, NORMA SHEARER S!'OTTED ,·!heir. mothers at a tea tomorrow Christian Service will meet for a for medicine and physiology. will of research at the Coltins Radio J...... s·S PICTURE IN A FAMILY SNAPSHOT it 4 !;l.m. at Henry Sabin school. 1:15 p.m. luncheon today in lhe lecture here at 4:10 today. company in Cedar Rapic\s. spoke ALlUM WHICH WAS SHOWN TO HER IY toilowing tea, the 18 members will fellowship ball of the Methodist D.r. Dam, the discoverer at vita­ A HOTEl RfCEPTIONIST. THE R~PTION. present a program, directed by church. A business meeting will to the group on solar activity as min K, wllJ speak on "The Oxi­ 1ST WAS MISS LEIGH'S MOTHER:. ·tJnn~ Porward, troop leader. follow the luncheon. Circle 8, witb related to the origins of cosmic dation of Tissue Lipids in Vitamin ."IlEQ.I1." 'AT!..0!!so ~ - • radiation. " Mrs. Dan Shaffer as leader, will E Deficiency" in the medical am- .UJ1\I ~OMIN ••• ) fjm DAMES SEWING CLUB ­ be hostesses for the luncheon. Es­ phitheater at University hospitals. tella Boot will speak on "Sixty MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED $UI Dames Sewing club will meet Marriage licenses were issued •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'ar 8· -p.m: today in the Wesley Years in lhe Methodist Church." Mrs. L.G. Lawyer wlll lead the yesterday in the Johnson county abnex, 218 E. Market street. Mrs. • • ·!;)ean James and Mrs. James Cas­ devotions. Mrs. I.A. Opstad will clerks office to Laverne Anciaux lidy will be. the hostesses. Those discuss the district meeting at and Aloma Mans~>n, bo.\h o~ Iowa ]I!lnnln, to altend call Mra. Cas­ Marion. Ther!! will be no exe­ City, and to Arley Becker and lidy, 80:M8. cutive board meeting. Nellie Abbott, both of Muscatine.

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". , " DUNLAP'S Molor Sales ' YO\U' Olcluboblle. CODOCO 6. Goodyear Dealer Comer of D\&buque c:mcllurilDQtoD .~ J;)~~ ~":\N£~P~J;)"'Yt ~Y 11 • .1949 . ~ ~A(1~ roVK SCOTCII :ARE IlEALTHY fol' Scotland. Whal's morc, kwel' LONDON (.LP)-The Scotsman's of his brothers and sisters and ~elSonal;ty Sketch: healthier t,i);in he ever was before, "wee bairns" (infants) are dying according to the annual health than ever before recorded In the ~'j ·lo~i als report ot the department of health history of Scotland. . f~scists lin ~ritain Or,Does IU . WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR 8:00 B.. Mo~"lng Chapel 2:15 p.m. Ll slen and Learn 8:00 a,m. Mornlng Chapel 2:30 p.m, Recent .Ie Contemporary - '!be telephone received quite a 8:10 B.m. News, Kaufman Music to 3:20 p.m. NewI, Easlman Flock Mosley 8:30 a,m. Spoken Spanish '- workout Monday because of the 9:20 a.m. News, Woll, Danielson 3:3a p,m. Greek Drama in Tranall- SUnday Haul about Mother's Day. By JAMES G. McGLINCY told intensely how they admired 9:30 8.m. Llslen and Learn Uon 9 : 4~ a.m. The Bookshelf 4:20 p,m. Program Preview. - The strange part about these calls LONDON lIP! - Sir Oswald Mos- Msave the country." "We' 12:30 p.m. News. Mlnshall 9:30 p.m. Campus ShOp 'It seems that a great many take over," he said. never sh uld have fought Ger­ 12:45 p.m. Religious News Reporter 10:()I) p,m. News. £lIIoLt 1:00 p.m. Musical Chats 10:15 p.m. SIGN OFF student fathers forgot their wives Two chief points in his pro- many. They had the right idea." 2:00 p.m. ,News. JOhnlon are mothers. By writing about Mo- gram, Mosley said are: A 24-year-old engineer, veter­ t ther's Day, I aided in heaping coals 1 - Send the overflow of wprld an of four years wartime navy 'on an already hot spot of resent- Jews who can not get into Pales­ service, was there with his wile, ment. tine to Ethiopia, to share the like him an ardent Mosley fol­ . ' The fellows who forgot to bring country with the natives, by lower. official daily • home a box of candy or a bunch agreeme~t with the Ethiopian gov­ John Butler told how lost he of. flowers failed 10 explain to ernment. felt after the war, how he felt .,,1helr tearful spouses that they 2 - Europe should take over the political parties were doing - ~tlll seem IJl{)re like sweehearts Africa, move the natives to the nothing for men like hlm. He than mothers ... that'6 the &tuu tropical northern part and use the lltaried going to Mosley's meet­ 'B'ULLETIN that gets 'em every time. south lor explOitation as the an- Ings. • •• swer to Europe's economic prob· "I felt I needed a leader," But­ WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1949 VOL,XXV, NO, m BT TEN o'clock Sunday morn- lerns. ler said. "Mosley had something lng, it was obvious that ~other's Mosley, sixth baronet, was edu­ for us to do. To clean out the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Day had been lorgotten by many cated at the exclusive Winchester Communists. To take over Africa. UNIVERSIT,Y CALENDAR items are scheduled In tbe PreSident'. fatherSt and it be,an to look like "public. ~chool" and .at Sandhurst, To give England back to the Eng­ offices, Old Capitol. a blown-in-the.botUe rebellion the Bnt.lsh POlDt. He start- lishmen. You can't call a Jew an W:e~t -Wednesda.y. May 11 Tuesday, May 16 , was about to, cork off. e.d out In pohhC;S as a c<>nserva- Englishman." , hve, became an iDdependent, went "They want to d() something," 4:30 p. m. - Art Lee t u r Eo, 3:00 p.m.-The University Club, " Irate groups of mothers gath- over to the Labor party and be­ his pretty wife Lillian said. "Mos­ "Sources and Antecedents of Mi- Tea, Iowa Union 'ered. together ove~ cups of co!fee came chancellor of the duchy of ley is wonderful. He's the great­ chelangelo's David," by W. Meigs, 8:00 p.m. - University Play, ,, 10 diSCUSS the horr~ble pas~ things Lancaster in the cabinet. est orator in England." Art Audit6fium "The Patriots," University Theatre had come to, and anythmg in ne spent most of Ute war in Mosley is tall, dark,. with a 8:00 p.m. :-U~iversity Band WednesdIly, May 18 trou~ers could at best. expect to prison as a subversive after deep educated voice. He has Concert, Iowa Umon 4;30 p.m. _ Art Lecture Series, receive only a burnJDg ~ce leadfnlr hls "British Union of Thursda.y, May 1! "J G diP d M crowd appeal. 9:30 a.m. _ 5:00 p.m. _ Pen- . ose . ua a upe " osa a - from the corner of red-rimmed Fascists," strongly pro-NaZI, in ex- The excitement in the eyes and ology Conference, Old Capitol lcan Pfl~t ~aker, by D. Bernard, eyes. the yearS before the war. He Is face of Lillian Butler as she spoke 8:00 p.m. _ University Play Art AuditOrium 52 and wealthy. was that of women mobbing a "The Patriots" University Thea 8:00 p .m. - Conce:t, Univer- 'Now he has given his fascist crooner, or standing outside a tre' sity Chorus, Iowa Umon courthouse to see a murderer. movement the new look. He says Fri!lay, May 13 8:00 p.m. - University Play, he is no longer an Intense na­ "The west must look Russia "The PatriOts", University Theatre In the eye." Mosley said to 9:30 a.m.' -J'enology Con!er­ tionalist but is working in favor ence, Old Capitol Thursda.y, May 19 a EUropean union. His move­ me. He said his followers would at 3 :30 ' p.m: -Baseball: Iowa vs. 7:30 p,m.-The University Club, ment is now called "Union," as is drop politics and help the gov­ Party Bridge, lowa Union ernment if war with Russia. Wisconsin,- Iowa Diamond his newspaper. He has put his 8:00 p.m. -Humanities Society, 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College party back into politics and his came. Robert S. Hoyt, (SUI), "Researcb Lecture, "The Language of the men have clashed frequently with "There must be a European un· STAL I ""'51 and Interpretation in History." Bees", Prof. von Frisch, Chemis· Communists at meetings. ion,' he continued. "It should com­ And annua~ business meeting, try Auditorium Thlt was why the government bine the best features of fascism SUPER- , :Adding to the diUiculties was Senate Chamber OC 8:00 p.m. - Meeting of the AJ­ a four-year-old girl who toured recently banned all pOlitical par­ and democracy. ~TAMM£P. \. 8:00 p.m, - University Play, sociation of American University from one galled group to another, ades indefinitely, and why the "Europe must take over Africa. ,.\ J~MME R \1 "The Patriots," University Thea­ Professors, 22lA Schaeffer Hall saying proudly, "My mommie isn't police are present in hundreds at Divide it in half and send all the tre 8:00 p.m. - University Piay, mad. My daddy brought her a big his meetings. Mosley speaks sev­ natives to the north. Of course, if 8Jp.turday, May 14 "The Patriots", University Theatre 'box of candy and took her break­ eral 1imes a week. there is resistance, it will be nec­ 2:00 p.m. -Baseball: Iowa vs. Friday. May 20 fast to her while she was still At his meetings, sometimes held essary to use force. Wisconsin, Iowa Diamond 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College in bedl" in working class pubs, rPis follow­ "It would be to America's ad­ * * * * * * * * * 8:00 p.m_ - University Play, Lectul'e, by Dr. Francis Shepard, ers jam so tightly together they vantage because Europe would Living Alol;ujt and Nobody Likes It- To this the mothers glared and "The Pattiots," University Thea­ American Association or Pet. Ge­ can hardly move. Fuzzy·faced be off her hands. Europe and ~owled even more, and the fa­ Whatever Russia's long-range plans may be, 1600 until 1853; China lived alone and liked tre ologists on the topic; "Sediment teen-aged boys stand on benches America could face the common her present acHnos manifest a strong desire it during the Ming dynasty. Even little Para­ Monday. l\lay 16 Patterns on the Asiatic Continen· thers muttered, "Get away, little danger of world communism. girl. Ya bother me." and yell "heill" Grown men and to stay a,part - isolated - from the rest guay for 30 years isolated itself until 1840. 8:00 p.m, -Color Film, "Karl­ tal Shelves." Geology Auditorium women, middle-aged couples, "rve always favored the Jews of the world. Tibet is still a far-away place, penetrated fu" by Russell 'Barnett Aitken, 8:00 p .m. - University Film '" . . gray-haired grandmothers ap­ having a home of their own. I Macbride Auditorium Series sponsored by the Art GUild, TRYING TO square himself, one Moscow has chosen to paint in opposition to by few travellers and many imaginations. But plaud. believe the Jewish problem is sol­ 8:00 p.m. - University Play, Art Auditorium of the harried fathers reminded outside influences - music and science mu,t Tibet is not a great world power. Mosley stalks to the platform, ving itself now that they have one. "The Patriots, University Thea­ 8:00 p.m. - University Play, !Hs wif& that he had given her a set politician's smile on his Of course, they can't all get into conform to Soviet thought. History is being re­ Besides that, isolationism is much more dif­ tre "The Patriots," University Theatre permission to go downtown and face, raising his arm in salute Palestine. Ethiopia, for instance. written by Soviet chroniclers to empha~ize ficult today than it was when continents were buy herself a present earlier in and returning the "bells." Many They could live there by agree­ Soviet leadership in the development of nearly linked only by slow sailing craft. (For information regarding dates beyond tills schedUle, the week, and that she failed to plain clothed detectives are ment with the Ethopians, That every invention or innovation in the books. Russia is lin ding out tha.t ideas can be see reservations in the office of the President, Old Capitol.) do so. scattered In the audience. Out­ would also relieve the friction News flavored by sO!'(leone else's ,propaganda transported across borders tha.t may be To this the mothers turned with side a police inspector bas up with the Arabs." vigor. They did not want to buy must be placked out before it reaches a Rus­ closed to trade. The cold war of the kilo­ GENERAL NOTICES to several hundred men park.ed I asked Mosley whether he be­ sian raclio. cycles has begun in ea.rnest as he Russians out the liberal congress in more than a decade. Nei- SOTlS who have 01' will have ~OO1'l8 studio bullding. The concert will available for the summer session funeral aJran&ements _ then they slapped to- lhel' interpretatidn gives much comfort to the be presented in the Iowa Union rightwhlgers." / arc asked to calL X2 L9l. nooma gether a thinly-diluted substitut& for their orl­ lounge on May 11, at 8 p.m. A writer for David Lawrence's U.S. News and apartmcnts are in demand. -HEN ginal T ..:H repealer. & World Report, commenting from Wash in- Ph. D. FRENCH READINQ Party·line tao&lea are Dot ..Irl)· rapon· ton said: "The trend toward a welfare state TES'l\ May 28, from 8-10 a.m., in ODK will elect new memben alble for all the eeafuslon. 'l1le man who is to go on. The trend, however, is to be slower room 221A, Schaef!er halL Ap­ on May 16, and Invites all qan­ didates to prcsanl activitles listL ma linal error was to poll all led the ReputaUcan lenate lut year stood than many expected after the November elec- plications must be made by sign­ bls cioctor frienits at the hospital up before his coneaCUN &hU 1ea~ and told tion. Speed is not to be much different under ing the sheet on the bUlletin board Forms for listing activities are and . come. horne to report that them tbat &IIelr cause Is ..., UJlless Utey Mr. Truman and a Democratic congress than it outside room 307, Schaeffer hali. available through your housiD' units; at the office of student af­ all the d~lo4 except one had fpr­ support lOme socIal leNlaUon. would have been undery Dewey and a Re- No application will be accepled fail'S, or the Iowa Union desk. cotten that it Mother's Day, a~d after May 25. The next exam will Then a brand-ne:w North OaroUna ' Demo- 'Publican congrl!Ss. It will ,be a bit faster, but Com pi ted {orms must be turntd that one was a "darned perfec­ erat governor filled the post of a deceased noi much." be given the second week of sum­ tionist." mer session. in to: ODJ{, 111 university hal~ on s, !I window shades, in CST D2 ; "Student-Faculty Co­ 12 Arkansas college newspapers dinne~ dress. L'me a d vel' t'lsemen ts ...... 5 p.m . 1931 Model A tudor. call 3163. ~;:;;;~~...... ::....:=.::.:.. ___.....::::: electric corn popper, pair brown President'. operation" led by Georgiana Ed­ in a contest on make-up, typo- ___•.______Saturday, all advertising .. 4 p.m. 1948 Chevrolet Aero &edan, black. Couple would like to rent or sub­ lady'S shoes, size tB. Phone 5528. wards in OSTP'; "Coordination of graphy, advertising display, head- Radio, heater, visory and other Campus Activities and Orgal11za­ Brine advertisements to lease for summer small apart­ Zenith radio combination. Elec- 16 lines and editorial effectiveness. I accessories. One owner. Priced to ment or room with cooking privi­ lions" directed by Virginia L. Burt JudgES were Arthur Wimer, I The DaUy Iowan Buslness OffIce, tric broiler. Bridge set. Chair erslty Club, 'J · St M sell. Dial 4187. leges. Phone 3487. in the YMCA rooms, Iowa Union. newswriting instructor, Paul Ly- ryana 0 p e Basemen~ East Hall, or phone and ottoman. Desk, dishes, etc. Frances A. Hickerson directing ness, editorial writing instructor, I I '35 Ford. Poor condition. ,~ll Unfurnished apartment or house All in perfect condition. Call '1l131. rsi ty PJay, , "Ali·campus Social Functions and and Harry Ainsworth, advertising ity Theatre runs. Call Honest John, Ext. by Universlly employee. Call Recreation" in the hostess' !'oom instructor...... ----~BBy BENNETT CERFF------4600. Watches for graduation at reason- Louise Martin, Ext. 2177 or 2372 able prices. WAYN'ER'S 10'1 y18 ------~------4191 evenings. ture Series, 800M AND BOARD IN A wrecked Italian cathedral, bewildered American officers '40 Chevrolet convertible. Radio, East Washington. da - Mex­ R. A. WEDIG healer, new top. $625. Call 8- Wanted. to sublet for summer ses­ diseovered an old wooden s\'I",mi cllrefull~' preserved in a glass Clao,lIle. Maa ...er Portable sewing machines avall- D. Bernard, .. MAY BE ..JUST MY IMN;INATION, 1051-1, UNCLE 'lM,.1(,.t'("I'875. dlior ol The with gold band. Reward. Call er a a·- ______t be BUll· y will NO! 8-0048. Curtains Laundered. Dial 1le92, 9 For sale: basinette. buggy, and etc. Daily Iowan Want Ads will LY WRIT- 1PersonalS 12 a.m., 6:30 p.m. I Dial 3411. .___ tell you of bargains in ser- H 1 W ted 41 Man's bicycle. TWo-speed shift. vices and merchandise. Be y 13. Are you depressed? Need relax- e p an I $15. Call 2869. sure you check them every ation? See R&W, May 13 and H. Fountain help. -;vanted. Apply in Baby carriage. A-l condition. Dial day. club of the Notices 13 person. Lubm s Drug Store. 8-0428. , ._-- If you have something to udio Night," Full and part-time help wanted. Phlllips touring bicycle. In excel- the mirror Want to rent motorcycle for trip E g1 t r 00 sell, you can u e the Want n er ce . lent condition. Call 2372. All inter· May 12 to 17. Ext. 3157, Davis. Ads. They reach more than admission Wanted: ladY ceok at Jersey Dell $50 reward for informatl~n -l;d-' 1948 Prairie Schooner. Refrigera­ 10,000 students and towns­ ILONDIE CHIC YOUNG Farm tea room. June 15 to tor, bottled gas stove. Sleeps ing to apartment convenient to September 15. 'Board, room, and people, are read closely. 168th Street and Broadway, New four. Never pulled. $15()(), 535 spring excellent wages. Would consider Riverdale. Read and use the Want Ads. bone state York City next fall. Phone 2068. man and wife, man to assist with Tuxedo and white suit, Size 40. Costs are low, results are 2. Activities A'1r:______u7:to-s-f1"'o-r'"JSOor-Tl-e-_-..U..... se-aT----.c2:Tt Spiritfarm work.Lake, Mrs.Iowa. Roy J. Smit.h, and hiking Phone 3479. good. Today, call uled. Outing 1937 Studebaker. Rough . $100. Where Shall We GO by Reubon Dial 3736. 51 4191 e from the Cl~m defines a legacy as follows: WANTED: May 21, and Model "A" Ford. Good running condition. Call 8-1366 after 5. that whi~h overcomes poverty Dally Iowem Weml Ada y 22. Mem· by will power. Always a gOOd yuk Used Cars ns by May 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe at the ANNEX. The People'. Marketplace dcl' Charles club coupe. Radio and heater. ______.. Highest cash prices paid for Low mileage. Excellent condition. Instruction 81 $1260 or best offer. Phone 3179, ------­ your car. 411 makes and Ruhl. Iowa City Commercial College USING bur­ models '38 through '49. See DUNLAP'S MOTOR SALES orne lisUnp for efficient business training. arters. Per­ '37 Chevvie. Perfect shape. Oall New classes june 14. 203% E. us before you sell. USED CARS have 1;00/11' 4519 aIter 4. Washington. Dial 7644. 1940 Chevrolet ~oach mer session --~--~~------1934 Ford V-B. Good tires. Clean. ------MANN AUTO MARKET i 191. . RooJllJ CAB LAN DEB SON _$_13_0_.M_us_t_se_l_l._p_h_on_e _4_1_49_. ~ 112 E...... llnr1on Dial '7750 1940 Buick Special. demand. MAHER BROS. TRANSFER 19+1 Oldsmobile 6 sedan. Nice 1942 Pontiac. Bargain! condition. $650. Dial 3798 after For efficient furniture ew memben CASH FOR YOUR CAR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ilea all can­ 5. Moving All makes and modeis 1936 Chev' only-$195 Uvities lun.. and 1937 ~lymouth coup~. $250. 129 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL tiv ities are Stadium Park. Baggage Transfer All dependable used carl at ur housiDl 1939 Ford Tudor $525 1948 Ford Tudor Super DelUxe. Dial - 9696 - Dial student af- EHRKE AUTO SALES DUNLAPS Union desk. Fully equipped. Excellent con­ Dubuque and Bur1tnl\on t be turnJd dition. Dial 3157. 1132 S. LInn Dial 8-1521 rsity hall, on 1940 Hudson. Good. condition. 8- KEEP IN STEP DURING NEW MODEL 0186. SUMMER MONTHS TYPEWRITERS LLEGiATI TYPEWRITERS See the new et May IS, Get out last year's summer shoes Stop In and see the new L C Smith Super Speed River room, and bring them down to Roger's. Ron! Port&ble. Also interested Professors Oppose They'll put them in good shape We repair all makes of type­ All makes and models ervations at 4£2. with new soles and heels. Let writers. Victor Adding Machines of portable typewriters. f!.l lrs before - Rogers put you in slep with their for immediate delivery. 'Ickets cost Decontrol of Rents Keep your old typewriter iring to slay expert shoe repair. ,Iowa City's chapter of the Am­ WIKEL I in good repair - I are 12.00 ETTA lETT Guaranteed workmanship. e picked up erican Association of University ROGER'S RITEW AY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE I p.m., May professors Monday night resolved Across from the Strand 124" E. College Phone 8-1051 FROHWEIN SUPPLY CO. } a Iowa Un to oppose rent decontrol locally Phone 3f7f until "impartial surveys" show housing easier to get in Iowa oAR May 13 OIty. IT'S YOURS TO RENT . Cleaning You'll Lovel 201, zoolOD President S. B. 'Barker, physi­ Do you want to haul a bed - If )'OU are haPP1 with onl7 tbe r, parasltol­ ology professor, said a copy of Itove - refrigerator - sand - Ity of Neu- the resolution would be sent to beat dry elelJdnJ ,obi, )'ou'll love ashes - furniture - or on. of • COD demin,. Your doth. ,et "Conslder.­ the city council and the local thousand things? city Amonl control offlce. tender ecm.IIderatIaD .. IhofOUIh Is Invited. The chapter elected. officers for Do it the fast eeoMmical way cleanlDl. Lhe year beginning in September. with "Handy Haul" trailerL Start clean, Ita7 eleaD rter7 del wttla a OMMl'lTII Pro!. Frank 'Kennedy, law, will By the hi)ur, dB7 or week. 2:30 lP.m. In be the new president. Miss Eliza­ IOWA ern ftAJLa MA&'I rooms, 10- beth Halsey, women'. physical 141 S. Riverside Drive COD ,CLEANERS 31eston from education, was elected secretary­ Dial 8838 lira tJve auo­ treasurer, and Barker was elected -By ,be v." y, Mo., "Ill to a 3-year terpi as counselor• • ted ..., ... _.. - ...-.....- THE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1949 - PAGE SIX, •. ton; Frank lUee, AS, Council in the Towa Union, RlIhter IIll Spring Concert - Bluff8; Blandlna Steinbrink, A4, Tickets are available at the I~ Modern Store Designs to Be IExhibited I\[anson and Edward sullivan, desk, Whetstone's and the bud ..Lou Gehrig's M. Iowa Oity. office In the Music Studio build­ s Band Members to Get Keys The concert will begin at 8 p.m. ing. Wife Makes El('ven m('mbcl's or th r cone(,11, bllncl will l'('reiw ~o )cI R('rvicf' award key at th 68th ·annuIII flpr'ing rOllrrl't toni ght in th Tow~ Clean Fun ... Union, PI'Of. C, 13. Right f' I', director' of S[ I bllnrl ~, snit! Y(,Rt('r­ day. .Sclerosis Plea BllTC~- YOU 'J'hi. i. the tenth .vrar that OUG-I-\TA' GET . WASHINGTON (JP)-Mrs. Lou snch a,wllr Is hllve brpn mllcl(' to The keys, RlrMer said, are a '!-lA, SUIT CLEANED Gehri" widow ot the pride of the member~ of' thr nniv!'I'Rih' "reeornlt!on of service given by AND PR~SSED -YO U / D Yankees, pleaded with congress bllndR. Th (' kf';VR IIrf' mArl!' po~­ members and enCOurares lome kARDLY BE PRESe,'>lTABLE ye ~terday to help find a c4re for members of the band 110 r main IF T~E CPPS WOULD sib l~ by ttl!' AIlIrrllli 1 I'lnb lind the disease which killed her hus­ lonrer than they othe"w\se CATCH US RIGI-IT band in two' pain-racked years. are award!'d i n r eco~1l i t ion of might." NOW/, A ·sena.te labor and public wel­ the banrl',. ('olltrihntioll to nlh­ Awards arc given to stud ents fare sUbcommittee has before it a [('tic 8.<'tiviti{,R. who have played with the co ncert bill tp set up a national mu] Uple Righter said the awards were band for six semesters a nd to sclerosis Institute. begun as a result of a remark varsity band members who have This would try to discover the overheard at a dinner . while the played with the varsity band for cause and cure for what Sena­ band was on the 1938 tour in eigh t semesters. tor Tobey (R-N'H) called "this Fort Dodge. A prominent alumnus Students to receive the awards hellish dlteasa." heard Righter discussing a sys­ tonight include Julia Burch, A3, VARSITY CLEANERS tem of awarding students for ser­ Iowa City; Helen Garles, A3, EL­ MI'I. f)ehrfr told how UftJo­ vice with the band and personally dora ; William Gibb , C4, Kirkwood, Dial 4153 For Free Pickup & D.Uvery trophle 'Iateral selel'Olll...... dis­ gave $25 toward establishing a Ill.; Delbert Hardy, A3, Missouri ease akl. to molUple sclerosll, fund for that purpose. Later this VaHey; Orfie Leeper, A4, Leon ollb 1\ uaua.lb 'works futer-cut same pers~ n suggested that the and William Littlejohn, C4, ot­ clOWll the New York Yanke.' Alumni I club contribute $50 an­ tumwa. , nrat buemua In bll prime. The nually to purchase keys to pro­ Reeelvlnr the service a.ward NEW dlseue Ilall8es harclenlu of the mote recognition ot the band's a.re John M. Miller, A3, Iowa spinal cord, ruultlac In mus­ contribution to athletic activities. City; Maurice Olsen, A3, Ne,,:- eular wastine and paralnl.. ..[ am ' not an expert," Mrs. Gehrig began, "But it is a trai\.c fact that my testimony on this

<0 !.ubject is almost as authoritative Good QUEEN LIZZIE .~ as that of any doctor In the land." t A quarter of a million people In . would'-te had 'em in a tiuy ••• This Ad Worth Sc 'the U. S. suffer with this little PART OF THE ''MAIN STREET OF TOMORROW" exhJbit, scheduled for Iowa City tomorrow, is the understood disease, she said. And trailer shown above. The exhibit, owned by the Plttsbur.. h Plate Glass Co., will display mo~els of mod­ on purchase 01 these people mual1y are young, ern "open-front" stores from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Clinton street between Washlnrion street and Iowa .. between the ages ot 20 and 45, avenue. when It strikes. * ' Assorted Cupcalces or * * * * * Welfare Workers Winners Announced 'Main Street of Tomorrow' Blueberry Mullins From 66 Counties on day shown in coupon For Annual Student Models of Ultra-Modern, Stores to Have Outdoor Showing Here Tomorrow To Attend Institute Art Salon at SUI Th(' "l\fain Street of Tomorrow" will be in Iowa City tomor­ Sixty-six Iowa counties will be row when moclels of 12 ultra-moclt>l"u "opcn front" stOl'CS wiU bt' represented at the annual Insti­ tute for Crime, Delinquency and Winners of the popularity vot­ given an outdoor showing from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. on 'linton ing for the outstanding ~tudent Community Welfare at SUI to­ art works in each of the five stJ'cet, brtweE' U \Vash ington lind 10w3. a,,'cnlle. morrow and Friday. ,divisions at the 16th Annual stu­ ThE' moc)rJ stOrrf; Al'C' h'av(']ing in two sP<' iolly hnilt t l'Ili) PI'S. About 4,000 welfare and cor­ dent Art salon were announced Thpy arC" constl'ncl('d 10 onc-, rectional workers will attend the ~ yesterday by Union Hostess Jean ('i~hth seale wi tIl the diRplaYR modernistic, Lundberr said they institute, according to Prof. Wayne Henrehan. • being ex('cnted in minute c1etail. are not radically dlfferent from Vasey, director ot the SUI school 5¢ The salon is being held join t)y Planned as a service to archi- the more advanced stores belnl' of social work. II .he'd worn a at the Iowa Union and art build­ tects, merchants, and civic groups built today. P rofessional aspects of wellare ~~~ THURSDAY• Ing through June 7. Seventy-four interested in mass modernization The models include a tavern, and administration, with' empha­ art works comprise the show. of their community, the models pharmacy, women's apparel store, sis on the problems of delinquency and cr,ime, will be discussed in Thirty-five oil paintings are be­ were developed by Pittsburgh jewelry store. lood market, thea­ cI/J t~ ~"SOLO ing exhibited at the Union and Plate Glass company's department Ifr, restaurant, bakery, hardware separate groups during tomorr,ow's RES session. Correctional administra­ v/)YBOND Q\ ~\\~\.i) ,. S10 £VUYWIt M drawings, 7 prints, 11 water­ of architectural design. store, shoe sh~p, floral shop. and U\. AT ,,1'''1' ~~t' a man's apparel store. tion, probation and parole will be color and gouache paintings, and 'l'he mo el.'J shown can be featured at the Friday meetings. s•• them in D•• Moine. at YOUNKER BROS. 10 sculptural works at the, art used as basic desl ..ns by archl- Twent.Y mid-western leaders in CITY BAKERY Fnl ""lit: "IAIIIIIE TIle,,". ',III/I'r ..... I.c ....~l •. 1375 .'''''r, JII. tilt 11 building. ttcts for any locality In the W B S h b social work will appear on the 220 E. Walhincton · Winners are as follows: llnlted States, E.A. Lundber.. , •• C oen aum program. Oil palntlnrs - "Head" painted director of architectural desll'n The conference is the annual by Dick Sears, G. Santa Barbara, for the firm, said. ,To .Testif~ B.efore. spring institute ot the Iowa Wel­ Calif. A great expanse of gla~s wan 'J fare association. This year the in­ Prlnte - "Self Portrait" by Gor-' gives the "open front" effect ann S t C "H stitute is sponsored by the asso­ don Gunther, G, Galesburg, Ill. enables display of the entire mer- ena e omml ee ciation and the university de­ DJ'awllll'!i - "Claude Mark." by chandlsing area on the street level. partment 01 sociology, school or Hayden Scott, G, Iowa City. The entire store becomes a glass W,B. Schoenbaum, director of social work and the ext.ension di­ . Watercolor and rouache - enclosed showcase, Lundberg said. the Hospital SchOOl for Severely vIsion. vote "Landscape" by Charles Beck, G, Stressing that the stores are Handicapped Childreri, left today Ferl/us Falls, Minn. not futuristic In deslrn but by plane tor Washington, D.C., TO INVESTIGATE BOOKS Evat!, Sculpture ....r.. "'Orfando FUrtoso" where he will testify tomorrow WASHINGTON !\PI - Chairman Israeli by Orazio Fumagalli, G, Valley before the senate labor and public Clyde R. Hoey (D-NC) announced Sharett StrealT), N.Y. welfare committee on the pro­ yesterday that his senate investi­ cepted Popularity voting was conduct­ ~UI Grad Wins S165 posed National Child Research gating committee will lo ok into here. ed at tbe Union and art building act. an alleged discrepancy of $366- last Saturday and Sunday. Over On Radio Program The proposed bill, introduced million in the wartime books of 200 votes were cast by the public. into the senate by Senator Paul the Commodity Credit corpora­ Spa White Bnd gold ribbons were Kay Cusack, Ceda!' Rapids, who Douglas (D-Ill) Feb. ) 0 would in­ tion. l1wal'ded to the winners, graduated from SUI last year, crease research in the field of The show Is sponsoted by the won $165 last 11ight on the "Strike child life and development through · Student Union board with the It Rich" radiO program in New grants-in-aid to universities and Fordham University copperation of the Student Art York last night. other research centers. guild. Miss Kusack said her winings Schoenbaum said yesterday SCHOOL OF LAW wiJI go to. an Iowa City couple he would summarize the treat­ NEW YORK who are heavily in debt. ment and education of handi­ Miss Cusack answered three Three-Year Day Coul'le ·School Board Votes capped children now belnl' done Four-Year Evenlnr Course questions correctly to win the a.t the hospital school and slml­ money. She had a chance to win lar institutions. CO-EDUCATIONAL Salary Increases more but time ran out on her Member Aun. Amerle.n La. 8ehe ••a. In addition, he will point out Matrleulantl m •• t be CoUeee " ....te. while she still had two questions the areas where research in the and preunt fu1l h ••• erlp' ., eolle,l The Iowa Oity school board last to answer. She was invited to record. field is needed. "The biggest need CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. :61b, 19.. night voted three Percent salary stay in New York to get a chance is research into the prevention 'ot Increa!.es tor each ot the HI statf to increase her-ear,nings on next deformities," Schoenbaum said. For further information address JanItors lind a' ten percent wage week'S program but she had tc By spending more money in this Registrar Fordham hike to Vern Miller, superIntend­ refuse because of her employ­ area, he pointed aut, money can ent of ' buildings and grounds. ment in Cedar Rapids, be saved on the treatment and Univ. School of Law The board also authorized lis education 01 crippled children. 302 Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. buildings and .grounds cotnmitlee to work with Miller on pians for Four SUI Students , a new $8,000 boiler tor Henry Sabin school. Fined by Trott In anoth'er motion, the directors empowered city superintendent of Four SUI oophomores were De I"j cj ous Dinners schools Ivar Opstad to arrange a fihed $12.50 each in police CQurt summer automObile driver train- yesterday by Police Judge Trott in, course for high school stu- atter they were charged with de­ SOc up dents. The course will cover a tacing property. · period of eight weeks and is In- The charges were: filed against tended to accommodate students Eugene M, Joublane, A2, Milwau­ ot parochial and university schools kee, Chadwick! B. Smith, A2 , \who have not been offered the IStory City, Richard C. Anderson, course during the regular school A2, Fort Dodge, and Olaude L. year. ' Elting, A2, Keokuk. - .--- . . Thrift "Days Special Prices '

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