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BY WEST, FLA. (.4') - II loob Ulle enlorced raee ..klde, certalDJ,. all awk"ard kind of famll, lUe, for The Weather Today dJclkellS bere. A haaeholder ma, keep 11 hens. Be also ma, lIave Fair and warmer today. Today's high. 82 ap to 31 I1'Owlnr ehloka, If the ..nltarr lnapeotor thinks degreesi low, mid 50's. Yesterday's high "' III rl&ht. was 76 degrees. But none 0' the blddltl' ..JIM will be around. Rooaters at owaJll the are taboo - tbe), make too !Dueh Dolle. sa,1 a new city Established l8SS-Vol. 80. No. 264-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Thursday, Aug, S. 1948-Five Cents Int, II". effeollve 91 dan hence. . stltl liIIIIj ------I lilt I 'the Silvermaster Says I 1Ul. C - f b Officials Saved Job 0 m rriittee Passes 'Inflation' Bill = WASHINGTON {JP}-Nathan Gregory, ilvcrma te l" accused of spying for Soviet Russia, related yesterday that a White House aide and a. cabinet officer protected bis wartime government job after naval intelligence tried to get him fired. T SUI To Peace Asks Conlrols ilvermaster produced a letter he' said was written by Robert Cazamian ells Grads Seek p. Patterson, then secretary of war, clearing him after. Lauchl!n Currie, for years a top White House assistant, hlld called on Pat· On Installment terson in Silvermaster's behalf. The middle-aged Silvermaster, 'Great Examination' a witness before the house un Uniyis Strikers OK American activities committee, Is Ahead: Hancher Buying, Credit flatly refused to say whether he ILow Cost Home' Bill Terms for Settling ever was a Communist, but he Midwestern Americans can con asserted he never was a spy. He tribute much to make this coun Gets Committee's Nod; said the naval intelligence report try accept or reCuse the lead to 93·Day-Old Str,ike WIIi an unjustified smear and that peace, Louis Cazamian, professor Poll Tax Feud Ends he had been cleared after investi of literature at the University I)f DAYTON, O. (JP) - Striking WASHINGTON (IP) - The gation by various agencies, includ Paris, told SUI's August graduat GOP substitute for President workers of the Univis Lens plant, Ing class last night. ing a chief of the U.S. secret ser Truman's anti·inflation program thwarted by national guard troops, vice. A near-capacity crowd and a agreed late yesterday to' Gov. record breaking class of 709 can was rammed through the house Thomas J. Herbert's terms for (In New York, Patterson said banking committee last night on that to the best of hi s recoJleclion didates lor degrees heard the noted approaching a settlement of the French educator speak on "Iowa a 16-8 vote. g3.day-old dispute. Curde called him during the war about a case in the board of econ Through Frenc!) Eyes." "I hope It C{llIs for restoration of war Herbert Hirschberg, regiona~ or omic warfare involving a man he Americans remain masters of their time curb on itlstaliment buy. ganizer of the CIO united electri thInks was SHvermaster. He souls in triumph," Cazamian said. ing, and a moderate tightening of cal workers, announced memberS ordered an inquiry, he said, and Speaklnc IqteCtncaU), about bank credit. of the Univ!s plant local would told Currie later that the war lo"a durlnr mOlt of hla lPeeob, GOP leaders were pressing a vest in their leaders full authority department did not object to the Calamlan, who bu been cuest drive to adjourn the extra 'session to sign an agreement with the miln staying in BEW. He added he profellllOr In £nIllsh at Iowa of congress, possibly Saturday company. had every confidence in Currie. th~ summer. eommenietl that night. or at the latest next Tuesday. Governor Herbert, incens~d by Patterson said he never met "the hardships of the fronUer EarUer they had abandoned an members' rejection of a signed Sllvermaster and only heard of have left fralernlt:r and rood anti-polJ tax bill in the senate, agreement between union and him the one time). will" In Iowa. saying a southern filibuster pre company officials last Sunday, had "Iowa is proof," he said, "that ven ted action at this session. refused to arrange another coh Testimony tbat both the n~vy an agricultural society can be pro- and the civil service commls A tenale-house committee ference unless UEW negotiators tentatively approved, meanwhile, were empowered to act for the alon 4ilr.d tried unsuccessfully to pry Sllvermaster loose from For addUlonal aceount. and a bouslD' bill which Senator Mc mtmbership. ,pIctures of lut nlIM'. com Cartby (R-W16) said Is princip The company, reporting that 390 bls Job with the board of econo mencement, 1ft pare 3. ally detlll'Jled to stimulate pro of its normal 658 production work mle warfare was riven tbe duction ot lower COlli homes. ers were back on the job tn the oomOOUee. lie st~yed on four IDOre years - until 1946. gressive and in touch with the The measure Is far different &etond day of operations under from the Trumall-backed Taft-El protection of guardsmen, 81tnoun Louis Russell. a former FBI world. Nowhere is man more cor dial to man" than in the cornbelt, lender-Wagner bill, designed to ted It would proceed immediately agent and now a committee inves spur the construction of 15-million \() replace the strikers. tigator, testified that the civil Cazamian observed. homes in 10 years. For one thing, M. H. Stanley, company presi service commission iooked upon "A mere glance at the map of the T-E-W bill contains a provis dent, said he intended to IMke no Silvermaster as a Communist. Iowa impresses the Frenchman," ion for government-financed and new overtures to the CIO united And Elizabeth Bentley, who says Cazamian said in discussing his publicly owned homes for low in electrical workers whose strike she was formerly a Soviet agent, impressions of the state. He spoke come personS, a provision which he estimated, has cost Univis repeated her story that Silver of the beauties of Iowa including McCarthy said is absent from the $I-million in sales and its em master furnished information that the massive trees, the towns, new bili. (0.11, ' .... n Ph.,. b, nerb Nlpl.o) ployes $500,000 in lost wages. went to Russia. She said she was farms, rolling hills and the dig nity of the university. The anU-inflation bill approved Stanley's statement that strik a courier for secrets released by Capacity Audience of 5,000 and 709 SUI Graduates Stand Duri ng Convocatiqn at Armory Last Night by the house banking committee Ing workers wO!lld be replaced many government offiCials, and The Frenchman who likes to Members of Largcst AU~lIst ('lass in UI Ulstory Told They Must Lead the World to Peace flatly rejects Mr. Truman's can prompted this comment from D. that Silvermaster headed a group walk and explore finds one thing for reimposition of selective price Arnold Davis, union attorney of employes with whom she dealt. disappointing, however, Cazamian and wage controls and rationing. admitted. "On the paved roads "The union will just disre Th~ Vassar graduate entered It ignores his proposal :for a $4.3~ IIrd such comments by the com the pedestrian is unwanted and in Surgeon Finds Missing Son in Airforce bUlion excess profits tax. &be bearln, while Silvermaster peril, while on the unpaved roads lIIoy." was IesUrylnr and was asked Western ~nyoJs in Moscow cmOAGO {IP) - Edward Eurene Potls, 21. son of II noted "blue The republican mea8Ul'e was the mud and dust are his alter beaded for & house vote today. to atand. native enemies." He said that ne ba b:r" l urreon, was found yesterday - a private In the army alrforce "Do you know Elizabeth Bent In Texas. Rep. Patman (D-Tex), banking likes the American roads because committee member, opened fire on ley?" he was asked. they always lead somewhere, un lie bad been 008 Inr from classes at the Univer \iy or Roohester, Plan' Next Diplomatic Move the Republi~ an measure. He is Easl Unites "I refuse to answer on the like some roads in Europe which Roohester, N.Y., since June 2. Last week his father appealed for help grounds that any answer might sued a statement that it wouLd have date back 2,000 years and lead no MO COW (JP}-Amerit'llrl, Rl'ili. II fllld I' 1'('IIi'1I PI1\,oys ('ollfPrl'ed In flndlnr him. a "devastating effect on our eccn incriminate me," Silvermaster The father, Dr. Willi J. Potts, made thc plell as he was about to where. In America, the old indian for tht'ee hOIll'N last nigllt Oil tlu'il' IIrx~ !itf'P in lIel'otialions with omy" and predicted President Tru~ replied. under,o surrery hlll\l!elJ. lie wanted to !lave his S9n by hJs side. be trails are gone, he observed. Russia for a Ii t Ill'nH' II( of t h(' nl'l'l i 11 ('risls }lIHI perlHlps easl man wouLd veto it. In UN Blast This was his stock answer to a said. The operation, for a. gall bladder condition, wa 6uccell6fully Drawlnr laurMer from the west differences in ill! EIlI·ope. Republicans decided to present LAKE SUCCESS (A')-Despite rapid-fire series of questions in crowd, the prole880r admlt&ed performed las' Saturday. the measure to the house under U. '. Ambassador Walter B. ~ll1i(h lInri Fn'lH'h Anlba ador Cominform attacks on Marshal chiding: "Are you now or have that he leaves Iowa pork "with procedures limiting debate to 40 you ever been a member of the Yves Chataigneoll lVl'nt 10 thl" Hri1ish f'mbnsR)' wllrrc [<'rflnk Rob Tito, Soviet Russia and the Uk renet" He tben went on to minutes and requiring 8 two raine backed Yugoslavia yester Communist party?" compliment Iowa on her fine ert ,th special British envoy. rrCI';n'rl tlWIII. 1'. R. Emhassy Coun. Wage Row Closes thirds vote to P\l8S the bilL day in a figh t with the west ovp.r Qe did however deny her university. Two months here at - _clio.. Foy Kohler a companied To AHack Oskaloosa Paiman predJcted almosi sol Trieste. charres as "false and fantastic." the universlly are enou,h to lee fSmith. NY's Met Opera Id Democratic opposition and There was not the sligh test sign The committee is digging into what rive It the aPPeal it haa, Marshall Is Mum 1l was reliably reported that railled doubt whether Republi stories that Soviet spy rings 'Tree Saving' Order In the United Nations sec~ity cou he .saId. one of the three embassies NEW YORK (JP)-The world-re cans can muster a two-thirds h 0 n e y combed the government vote. There are now 244 Repub ncil of the rift in Communist cir Cazamian, who will return to On Moscow Action whi('h one was not ~pecHied -' had OSKALOOSA, IA. (JP}-Attor nowned Metropolitan opera yes cles caused by the blasts of the during the war. Today. it will hear France later this month, said, " I WASHINGTON (JP}-SecretaJ:y neys for the state highway com lican lIeats In tbe hoWle and 185 Alger Hiss, former state depart already rereived 1he !irst oUictal terday canrelled Hs 1948-49 sea Democratic. Communist Inform~tion bureau shall carry back to France a firm Marshall, one of Lhe very feW son bccause, it said, demands for ment employe who hel ped get the rc;\ction to the talks with Prime mlssion said last night they would Secretary of the Treasury Sny against the head of the Yugoslav hope of peace founded upon the men in the world who know union wage increases could not United Nations started. Whittaker Minister Stalin Monday llight. file a motion in district court to'- der told the committee before it sta~. courage . . . and the generous where we stand now with thc be mel Chambers, who describes himself IL was pus Iblc that all three day attacking the temporary in acted that the gold reserve sec II was the first elear-cut In humanity of this great people." Russians, was unable to discus~ as a former Communist, testified ('IlVOYS had received such ad- If the cancellation stands, it will tion of the measure "might ser dleallon here tnt the pari, Following the address of Prof. that situation during his news vices. , junction which halted the removal be the !irst time in 50 years that Tuesday that Hiss was a one conference yesterday. ,lously han diCBJ>' , the treasury's .1ntI,le :had not dented \he Cazamian, the candidates for the of 137 shade trees in a street wid- the Met has failed to present operations supporting the govern time leader in the Communist To every question, directly I)r The three envoys possibly dis lOUd SlIv front In confllots various degrees were presented cus. ed whether to seek another ap ening project here. a season of opera. ment bond market. wlUI the out.slde world. underground in Washington. Hiss with their certificates and degrees. indirectly touching upon the m et has denied it. pointment with Stalin in order Attorney Ado Palmer said that The opera association said its But Wolcott told reporters Yugoslavia brought up the coun- Vlrrll M. Baneber, president ings in . Moscow, he had to reply tbe powel'll in the new bill On &be senate side, an ex to comlnunirute to him the views among other things the state would decision was caused by · "failure cil fight by chargint the United of SUI, theD rave the obarre "no comment." of their home governments. "pJ1III 'he powers 'be adminis penditures Ilubcommittee hus, He said that for very evident 10 reach agreements with all of the Slates and 'Britain with violating to the candldalei Be said, "Now Ilowever, there was no indica contend that the $3,000 bond post 12 unions representing the em tration and federal reserve have. the Italian peace treaty. Dr. Joza on the .Ime spy stories, tried you face tbe r!'ea' examination rqasons the state department tIOn up to a late hour lllst night ed by property owners who ob ployes." If judiciously administered, wtll and failed to leam (rom Secre b c&l.d make no statement. And Villan, Yugoslav delegate, de from whloh there neither re that thc western diplom ats had ta ined the Injunction "is 100 low ltabUize the economy." clared the western powers were tarT of the Navy Jobn L. Sulli BPlte nor esca.pe. I kIIIt you the large group of corresponn Shortly after the announcement, The Republican housing blll was van whether William W. Rem made any effort to obtain a sec to cover damages the contractors local 802 of the AFL American • trying to make their zone of the are well prepared tor thla .,..t ents, who assembled in the thea ond aPPOintment. with either Stalin approved by a special Senate Trieste territory a province of Inrton was dl5charred from his examInaUon. You wlU be uked ter-like conference room at the may suffer on account of the de federation of musicians said it house commiUee composed of naval reserve comOOsBlon for or r'ol'eign Minister V. M. Molotov. had reluclanUy withdrawn de Italy. lOme difficult questions." state department did not attempt To obscm' rest Smith against Murray E. had not even made .. report , to 40,000 in the final tabulating. It WASHINGTON (R') - A short weilding umbrellas in defense of Thompson, speaker of the state the UN. They said the British d age of funds will Umit to about their shade trees along the curb house of representatives. In 4,046 of 4,611 precincts, American administration had made 40,000 the number of refugees to ing sought to halt workmen from South piled up a lopsided Thompson had 156,476 to 119,539 complete reports. enter the U.S. in the next 11 bull-dozing out the trees ' in a lor Manvel H. (Cap) Davis of Alexandre Parodi, ,France. month, Ugo Carusi, newly-named spirited setto Tuesday morning. Kansas City, his nearest rival. IiIlIed upon YurOllavla to IUbmlt .* * * displaced persons commiSsioner, In 4,264 precincts Smith's total I ~rt to the eounoiL That One of the housewives, Mrs. F. said yesterday, reached 21 14!, 9~ Dan JM. Nee, Ioaehed off 81av fireworks. L. Bondhus, complained that A. This is less than half the N. Wilson of Belle Plaine, whose former U.S. tax coJIeetor, was far amount of Immigration contem firm has the tree removal con behind in second with 74,872. plated for the period under the FSA Chief Challenge. tract, pushed her forcibly. She A candidate supported by James displaced persons law passed in filed assault and battery charges Studebaker 'Accusation' June. A total of 205,000 was set M. Pendergast of Kansas City, WASHINGTON (JPj - Federal against hll1\ and the matter has head of President Truman's poli as the quota for the two years been set for heating Aug. 19. Stcurity Administrator Oscar Ew ending June 30, 1950. tical club, pulled a surprise In the ina last night demanded a public ------"- f 0 u r t h con gressional district "We noed at least $2-mUlion FCC 18SUES PERMIT hearing on an accusation that he more for this .flscal year to ,et where the President lives. WASHINGTON (JP)-The fed had blocked efforts of the otfice ~~~...... -~~'-- the program going on the scale Leonard Irving, president of an of education to ccmbat ccmmu .... P Wirephoto congress envisioned when it pass eral .communlcations commission API. I,borers' union, defeated the nlsm through the schools. GU8 HALL, 37, Ohio chairman ed the law," Carusi said in an yesterday said a construction per pre-election favorite, State Sen. Ewina said he wants to expose 01 the Communillt part" sur interview. mit was issued to Land 0' Corn Floyd R. Gibson of Independence, "untruths and deliberately mis rendered to the FBI In Cleve Broadcasting company, Webster for the Democratic nomination by leading statements." laDd ,ealerda, to face charres City. Ia., 1570 kilocycles, 250 189 votes with unofficial returns The accusation was made Sun b1 a Ne" York nand jurr tha' Iowan Delivery Notice watts, daytime only. complete. day by John W. Studebaker, for he anel 11 otben lou,b' forcible The PreI1dent did not disclose All .tuden" rerlstered ror W. B. GABLE DIES mer commissioner of education, overtbrow of tbe rovemmenl the rour-week l1li108 are re AP Wlrephoto how he voted but friends said he ID a letter to Ewing complaining Laat of the 1Z to be taken Into quelled to call The Dall, Iowan LOOKING AT THE anrle iron which slammed into the cab of his VAN NUYS, CALIF. (JPj-The lavored Rufus Burrus, Independ of cenaonhip applied by II:wina's OUItocl,.. Hall is shown above bulineu otIIoe, U'l, to lJIIure truck and Willed killing him by inches, trucker Romeo MUlmo father of actor Clark Gable, Wil ence lawyer, who ran fourth. In offlee to public statlmenta and Jut before be "u releued on deUver)' or Use paper. (left), breathed a sigb of relief yesterday. He slammed on his air liam Henry Gable, 78 died at .U' Wirephoto cumbent C. Jasper Bell did not "apeechel !ro~ the eduCitJOJl o1fice. ,5,000 boDd. ~altell &0 avoid a crash a~ a Cbicv.-go intertection, shiftinr hiI loael. his home here at a heart ltilment. FORBEST SMITB nln. 'nit DAILl. IOWAN, TIIUIlSDA1', AUGUST 5, tUS-PAGE TWO . . , .. Am'ericans Win Two M·ore Titles
It was an American show with He is favored to iake the 1,500- Stale, the Olympic springboard I bl'oad jump but she abo is enter Cyde Scott, the football star from meter eftnt la~ In the w~. champ. ed in the high jump and relay. Orter Takes Hurdles; Smith Navy and Arkansas, and Craig Although McClane had et a The crowd of 15,000 Including 1 I C helene Ostermeyer of Dixon of UCLA running close to new Olympic record of 4:42.2 in a the king and queen of En.. land, Fran~e aLo became a double win IMA-J(JRS~ gether in th early stages. When trial heat, Smith was too much ror Ihrllled to the brllll&nl perform ner with her winning ~ho put AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LI!AGUK Porter put on his !lnal spurt M him in the finals when he hung ance of 1\11'8. Fllnny Blankers Itorl of 45 ft. l' ~ ins. She already W L Pcr. OB W L per. oa McLane in 400 Meiers had won the dL tus. V. O. Gyar C levela.D d •.. , •.•... 1\6 ftA .r,oo 80.'0...... Iie ., .~7J Beals edged Scott lind Dixon who were up the new OlympiC mark of 4:41. a 8 1. Lou I...... 01 44 .JIiII • Koen of Holland, golden-hair New York ...... 0' M .~9 ~ 8r.... I ;yn ....•....• f9 « .m .I~ By TED SMITS winners in 16 even' and a total clocked in 14.1, equalling the old The e figures obliterated the fi ed hOIli'ewlfe, who won her sec mati or Hungary copped the wo J'bll... lphla .•.....119 41 ._ men's broad jump with a leap of 801'.0 .....•..... &1 41 .516 liIe. Yorll ...... N 4' .11%1 I LONDON" (A'}--American track ot 156 point. Sweden, the nearest tandard. gures Jack Medica ot Seattle, ond Utle i.n the 80-meter hurd- UelroJl ...... • til i4l A'lD 11 PI'''~ar~1l ...... f6 41 ,Jt6 .\~ Wa h., e tablished at Berlin in 18 tcet 8 , inches. Ther were no W. blnll.n ...... 41 G6 .f t! lUIS" PIIU.d.I,M...... f' 48 .f" 'Ii atld swimming stars earned two cOT(1petitor, was hopelessly outdis The hurlers' triumph was as les. Mr . Blankers-Koen beat Cla.lanall ...... « M .4« If!. Amen an •. In the tJl'st six, the U. S t. Loul. . . •...... S'1 Gi' .89" 19 tanced with 44 points. 1936 when he won in 4:44.5. ber OWlI world record Cor the U C~lea~o ...... •.. ~ III .... 11 more gold Olympic medals yesw complete as the shot putters yes C" 't':a,o ...... ~ "' .SSS ".aer•• )". • ...Ita di tance b scooUn.. bome In S. women's team beinll completely Yesterday'. atl ulll day as Bill Porter of Northwest In awlmmlnc Smith' UCCeSll terday who also swept the first The men's diving team, reduced outdO tanced in 0111 tral'k and field 81. ,,0"1. 1-3. N.w Yorll 1-' three places in the finals. lo two members because c..f thl! 11.2 second . I. L."10 9. BOI'on 8 ell,,,J naaU Los Angeles. Mrs. Blan (/l·O) and P.plilt ( 1-3) temo.. ••• nl,ht) - ...... (S-t, ••• ~mpetltion, Uncle Sam's men's smash the old mark s&t by For Steve Seymour of Los Angeles was .... Votlt a t 0 ..... 11 - ... , •• 1•• (It.5) alUle (9.1) •• Leeaar. (1-9) ...... ttlck' team held an overwhelm rest Towns for America in the a double in tills toO·meter raee. 48 .94 for Bruce Harlan of Ohio kel's-Koen withdrew from the V~ lIute.blnl o,. ("2.0) erL. (5·S) second and Bob Likins of San BU 'on al St. Loul. - GILl.b •••• (4-5) CI •• IDDali al B ••,o. - lNlrbl) - r .. In, lead with eight first place 1936 lames at Berlin. Jose State college was eighth. VI Fannin ,' .. 7) (4·ft) or B.t~b." (e·t) YO lJ,aba (1-1) * * * * * * * * * Heat in the 400-meter race for men aHracted almo~t as much attention as some of the final fo r Mal Whitfield, the FiYe Accept:Kinn rick Awards 800·meter Ol ympic winner from Taking Five outstanding Iowa boys have accepted Nile C. Kinnick Memor 1 Ohio tate, Is the only male track and lIeld competitor who ial scholarstlips to the State University of Iowa, President Virgil M. Hancher announced last night. stili has a. chance for a double Tho. e accep::ing th schohlfships are Dean Deuel, Cherokee; Duane 'lime 'Gut win. Brandt, Waverly; Wayne Richard Jeffrey, Marion; Richard C. Gib Whitfield won two heats to son, Des Moines, and Robert Clifton, Boone. _ ....._..--. With Buck Turnbull ~~~~~ move into the semi-finals along Tw Ive of the 25 applicants lor the scholarships were invited to the with a strong field that includes State University of Iowa campus where they were interviewed by favored Herb McKenley and Ar Big Leagues Not Sidelined by Olympics -- President Hancher and a scholas~ , thur Wint, both of Jamaica as tic committee, and given a series Back 10 a dusty typewriter after a quiet vacation on the east coast. well as Dave Borlen of ColoradO of scholarship tests. From these But as III vaeations go, we have returned to Iowa Clty for a rest. By and George Guida of Villanova. 12, five winners and two alter Brecheen's 2-Hitter the looks 01 the cluttered dellk which hou5e8 this typewriter, plus Wint turned in the best heat times na tes were selecled on the basis the innumerable things which loom in the future, a rest seems to be of 47.7. of scholarship, athletic ability, Leads Cards to Twin wishful thinking. Only one American qualified for lead rship and character. Two of It hu certainly been an intel'titing summer for the sports world, the 1,500 meter finals us Don the wiJmers, Maurice Schnell, hasll't it? Much more i'O th n any we've gone throuih tor a number Gehrmann of Wisconsin finished Carroll, and John Towner, Des Win Over New York· of yesra. thil'd in a hellt won by the favor~ MOines, were unable to accept the NEW YORK (JP)- Harry (The Even with the OIyaplea helllin.. muck ., tbe luteNSt rlghl now, ed Swede, Lennart Strand. scholarships. major ...... b_baII reillles ... be pashad lido.. the baeltcTouDd. In the women' swimming com Created in 1944 as a memolial Cat) Brecheen allowed on Lt two E...... ' tM ~tx:a. leacae whleh i, .....Ina' a rau neyer before petition, Karen Margrethe lIarup to the late all-American Nile C. singles last night as the St. LoUis ellua" .. Ma ~l' - a htstorr w/Ueh baa been dominated by Denmark broke h"r own Olym ot Kinrjck and to other former Cardinals shut out the New York the M.", 1'·.rll 1'ank_ fot' 10 ,b_ manl' leaSOD . pic record by taking ::I semi-final students who died in Giants, 3-0, in the second iame The summer hod a rather Inauspicious opening in June with the heat or the lOO-meter backstroke Hawkeye tile service, the scholarships are of the first afternoon-night doub hullaballooed and malarekied heavyweight tiUe match between age in 1 :15.5. Yesterday she did it in renewable it the scholar mainlains leheader ever played at the Polo Inll Joe Louis and 1he equally aled J ersey l.oe Walcott. We saw that 1:15.6. standards which emulate the Grounds. The Cards also won the walta on lelevi . n and can remember cllllng Walcott' every name American yachtsmen won two ideals of Kinnick. day game, 7-2. in the booIu for hiB part or lhe woltz. As a fighter he makes on excel Olympic r
.. Largest Summer Graduating Class Receives Diplomas ... , Armory Lends -, Sincere Nole • To Exercises . ~ I B, BILL MCBIUDE .J Amid the drab surroundings of the SUI armory last niJht, 709 eand~ates for de,rees completed the various phases of their educa '. tion by Participating in the tradi tional commencemnt exercises. The lack ot drapery and the tanbark floor added a rustic tone ..., , to the formal occasion. and a 6 x 6 I ! olive drab army truck squatting, in '·0 ) the corner served as a morose re minder to many of the graduands who saw service in the ~cnt war. Behind the platform, where candidates received their scrolls, a rifle sighting chart and steel pistol rallie backdrops, pockmark ed from frequent target practice, were Inconsistent with s~hes meant to encourage the graduat ing students. ~ DeIIIlte tile .uttan' abbos pbere and • eo ..... lcaoua "Keep 'em n,...... r left over ~ I fhlD war ,.ean, &be armor, 1111- ) IWed the ..U ... reqlliftlDenll .nd aUowecl IDAIlJ friellcls alld relaUvetI ., &1M e&D41da\es to be presell' a.... eere..nJ. The armory was a wt-minute choice in an effort to provide am ple seating capacity for visitors and lack of frills added to the A FAMILY REUNION was held last nlrht after Mac WlIJiam Wat graduate from the University 01 Iowa, Uls father graduated III sincerity and seriousness of the lIOn 01 Council Bluffs (seeond from lell) received his bachelor 01 1915. Jeanne wa a member of the class of 1941. Two other mem occasion. ar~ degree. Betty Lou Probst, route S. is standing on the left. Look bers. George and a sister. Allee (not present) are undergraduates Early in the program, a child In&" on are mother. Mrs. De Vere Watson; bls la~her. sl ter, Jeanne here. De Vere Watson Is a state enalor rrom ouncll Bluffs. TO EE JIlS BROTHER GRADUATE, John Buhs, PeeksklJl. N.Y., paralyzed war veteran. drOVe l ;lOO slipped !rom his mother's watch and brother, Geora-e. Mac is thc heth membcr of the family to IIlb lie Is shown congratulating his brol)ler. Will iam, who received a bachelor 01 art delrree at last lui eye and began a dash to the Ilrhl·s ceremlln ies. speakers' rostrum. A Jocal business man ca~ght the little boy and re turned him to his mother with re marks to the effect Utat the rad might have been interested in ob taining a degree himself. The usual number ot unsympa thetic youngsters tried to amuse rings, pencil and paper, ea rrings themselves with compacts, key or anything else handy that would take their minds trom all the my sterious grown-up business of completing a college education. Chll4ren were noC ihe only penon. In tile crowd Who show ed IUUe interest. MaIl7 of th~ vadaates cbewed pm and lWi eed wltII moriar ~rda &allies while doodllu on phlhQlI and BWapplu whlllperecl remarks back and fonh. When 'the canddlates for bache lor degrees in pharmacy were cal led upon the stand, onl,y two lone students arose in the sea of black gowned figures, causing a spurt of laughter to ripple through spec tators in the bleacbers. Outside the entrance to the ar mory, a 1I1oomy "1I00d humor" MUSIC FOR THE OEREMONIES was provided by Xatbryn Rolle, SPEAKER AT THE CEREMONIES last night was Prof. Low. man waited to sell Ice cream on a G, StOry City. The man. she said, Is "my asSistant." lie assisted Cnamlan. noted French eduutor. who will leave Iowa Oily soon SUck 10 the crOWd, but the night by tUfnln&, the pages of the music book which Miss Roe had before to return to Franoe. C"ziIoml!\1l W 5 a guest professor In English at was cool and he had few custom her. SUI thl~ 8Umme , ers. AJi the first candidates marched toward the rostrum, band music, U>aily Iowan Photos by Horb Nipson, Erwin Gilmore. Showers and Don Richardson) which usually accompanies the Jim final march, was replaced qy a Hammond organ. The music be gan when the lead gradl,land's his scroll in his automobile and foot touched the first of the three had to relinquish his place in line steps leadin( up to the platform, to get it. and President Hancher stood at In a nearby hamburger shop the other end waiting with a smile two triumphant graduares sat in , .. and a word of encourageplent (or caps and gowns eating hamburg each of the begowned fi,W"es, ers while waiting for tbe long line Belore all the bacbe~or degree in front of campus slores to grow candidates had received th'eir shorter. scroUs from the untiring presiMttt, They talked over the possit\U the murmur of conversation in ties of hitch-hiking to Cedar Ra spectator ranks almost drowned pids after receiving their certifi out the organ music. cates and decided that it was a When Uaae came tOl' cIoelorale pretty good commencement after .erres 10 be ooafernd, '11'0 ali, ..,rraceUeti O1lWld. u.-Ive. On the whole, they echoed most In applaUle tot' tile .eyenl 11'0- of the happy graduates sentiments. mea who reeeived their doclor of phllolOphy honon. Hancher had not fln!shed his charge to the candidates when a Shorten Boy's Leg few of the spectstors edged to ware exits to beat the rest of the crowd to parking lots. To Help Him Walk For the most part, drlv~rs leav ing th4! field hOUlie area were \:On ALTOONA, PA. (A'}-Seventeen -year-old Melvin Acker Jr., will slderablY more courteo~ than athletic event tans to the extent give six inches of his right leg in of allowing strag,lers to break the hope oC walking normaliy again. Into the long line of slowly mov , I Ing vehicles. Acker's left leg has been stunt Among those spectators wbo ed since he suffered an attack of waited until the crowd dlsslPllted rheumatic fever 13 years ago. His was State Senator De Vere Wat right leg grew normally but sur ion, who came to see the filth 01 geons decided the only way to his chUdren graduate from the equalize the six-inah difference . , t Univer.ity of Iowa where he re was to shorten the healthy leg. .,: I ceived hla degree in 11115. A month ago they removed No ___aeemen' exerdse three inches of bone from the , ! Gall be ...... eN fblIIIIetI l1li right leg. Another operation to ,., UI eapI aDd ,OWIIII are reiarDecl remove three more inches will be to &be anlven"", A ...ble line performed within a month, The .f relieved ...... aa&ea ,...... ,. severed bone ends are spliced with ...U1de ea8lpa ...... 0.",,- the aid of metal screws . qae .tree& .... Iowa aveDh to FinalY, Acker's height will be CODIIIlele the bllllftell of 1Ta- five feet. lour inches, instead ot ... ~. . five feet. 10, as it was a few This year graduation certiflcat.es months ago. Surgeons said yester were handed out on the s~t wben day they feel confident Acker will caJlSo ,0WDI and blank 1ICro1ls be able to walk to his high school were checked In rather than being Iraduation next JUDe without his sent through the mails. • characterisUc limp. Laughter and cheerful refll8.J'ks As tor Melvin-he smiled oheer floated up and down the line and fully !.rom his hospital bed and one embarraaed If8duate took a said: liVING THEIR DIPLOMAS alter relurnin, lbelr ea)l8 and ,ownl, the ,raduate. Oned up at mercU_ ribblnl beCaUie earl1es" 'To be able to walk straight NOT MUCH INTERESTED IN DAD'S MASTER'S DEGREE. Harry Haupt, 4, Is practlcln&" hla abe'l the doer 01 C&IQJlUS stores oflioe last night. It was a mad rulh for the uaduates who l'eClelved tlleir In the eveninl be had pu ~la lown again Is worth a lot more than while his brother David, 14 mon'ths, looks Oft. Boldin&" David Is Mrs. Joseph Haupt. HaupV reeeived .. ~Jlemu on the nllM of the commencement eXer elses {or \be flrst. ,tine In leveral fear.. on backwardl. One l1"a~Wlte left this is costing tne." maater'. dCI"I"ee iJa music Iat& Ili&"ht. • - -_.. - ---- ~ - - ~ ------_ .----'
( • tl'RaDAILY tOWA."i. rnuRSDAV. AUGUST S. t9U-PAGI: FOUR 7he Da/~ IoWan Old Troubles Haunt Berlin Crisis Sr:;d;;;~~ a Fez and a Yell ESTABLISHED 1868 THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1948 Any New Diplomatic AHempts Will Meet B!/ BILL ]fCRR} IJE An a.gent . Iomped in Tuesday full of black oaths apparently MDIBER or TIDI AaSOClATED PRESS TI1. .-..oetated Pre. II eeUUed esclu Basic Disagreements on a- Peace Treaty prompt d by a final exam he had just fini h d. lively to tile .... for republlcaU,m 01 III the local __ print.! In uu. D_ .. Ace rdill:!: 10 hi!' report. he and the members of his clll8ll had paper. as well as &ll AP DeW. ~~ By,Dally 10\\ an Research laft up the Industrial s~rength of their been tudyinl! Ru 'ian lind sc\'el'al Europ an conntrie during. .\lbaerl~ ntH-B,. earTIe. In Iowa If the veil of secrecy surround zones in the test of strength that ei~ht-\\'eek .('. ~ioJl. CIty • """to w .....~ or f7 pet 7"" In 8dv....,.: 01>1 montbo "85: three montha Board of 1'Nrtees: t.e.lle O. I(oene., ing the western envoy's talks followed the lapse of four-power '1.10. »,. mall In IoWI fUO per 10M: MalOn Ladd. A. Crli. Iblrd. Paul R. with Premier Stalin lifts and a negotiations. Tltu'p lI'el' 20 01' .~O qlle,~/iollS i11 lit e .rnlll (tb01It Ru,!ia ...... _tho N .ta. \.lIree D10ntbo sa. An4 Olton. Lester Broolts. Steve Din ...... mall NbocrIp\JoaII It I>e' ,..... ; lib Kathryn McNaman, R.idlard DJ"". KelU. new four-power meeting is un Russia has ceased stripping her Ellrope. bul IIl1 last qlC('. August Dog Days I'D RATHER BE RIGHT OFFI(tAL DA~l YBULLETIN ' ..,~\:;j£JISi1f~ Itel1)l In the UNIVt:'aSltr CALENDAa are I.helal •• Ja tilt .". ~ ~~ Olll~.. 01' Ca~llol. lteml for I... OENERAL NO,..,.. .. \} Eftt.,hId be dejito.,lted wl~b Lbo .Ily .4110r of The nally 10... J• .- ~ I , ew.room In Ellt 11011. GENERAL NOTICES ",a" be "' 'floe i You Have To Be Safe~ .. . low.n by 2 p.m. the da,. pr••••• ,nr flr,! ,DbJI ••Uon, ••U_ "" NOT b .....pt.rI b, tel.vbon •• &0,1 ...... 'l'l'PED' oa L'O ~ v:. W.ITTEN ID' SIGNED by .. reIlDo ...bU, ,.,rlop. By SAMUEL GRAFTON (New York POllt SYlldlcate) VOL. XXIV, No. 2M '1'RtJR8DAY, AUGUST 1,1" Ed ran into Martin, his old vil UNIVERSITY CALENDAR lage opponent, on the evening of people to be sore at you," said "That Berlin thing looks pretty Thursday, A'U&'ust 5 Thursday, Seviember It train, Ed. ''If that's security." bad," said Martin. "It's kind Cif r-c~ry." Independent Study Unit opens. Orientation Week: begins. "Hi. Ed," said Martin. "Say, Martin flipped his paper open, "Yes," said Ed. "We ought Wednesday, Au&,uat 25 Thursday, SeptembeIr .. who do you think is being and looked at it instead of answer :0 Ing. make peace instead or living Independent Study Unit closes. 7:30 a. m. Opening ot ciallStll. hel ped most ~y \he SI>ecial ses through chapters like that again." (For Information rerardtnr dates beyond tbta lChe41l1e, sion, you Democrats or us Repub "This civil rights thlng," he fee reservation.· In the office of the President; Old C ...... licans?" said. "r guess we might lose some "Make peace?" said Martin: "With those Russians? it wouldn't "I think we could eact) put what votes on that. Do you think peop NOT ICE 5, le will blame us if we don't crack be sate." GENERAL we're getting out of it into our Sept 22 lor the readtn8 roo., the tilibuster?" left eyes and never feel it." said "I'm sorry," said Ed. "Skip it. UNIVEltSlTY GOLF COlJR8£ Macbride hall; reserve and' p'erio "Well, you might have announc forgoL" Golfers wishing to avoid con Ed. r dieal reading· rooms an4 g'ov.. ed that you were preparing to "I don't want you to think I'm gestion on the first tee of the uni ment document\g depart~ JMIt. • • • stay in session until Christmas." prejudiced or anything," said versify golt course should arrange ary annex, and ed\lcatioft~ "I'm a little worried," confessed said Ed. "That could have discour Martin. "But you can't make peace for st'irting time every afternoon phy-psychology Hbrst'Y. East hIU, Martin. "This housing bill. A lot aged the filibusters. You lsind o! with those Russians. Why, you'd and also Saturday and Sunday will be 8:30 a. m. to noon al)d I of people are going to be sore handed it to them when you talk be worrying everyday about what mornings. The golf course will to 4:30 p. m. Monday to ,...., at us Republicans for not passing ed of a two-week session. I think was going to happen next. There'd open at 6 a. m. Saturday and Sun it" you could have passed the anti- be no security in it." day and at 7 a. m. other days. Call and 8:30 a. mb. to noon on SatIr day. "Why don't you pass it?" sug· poll tax bill," I "I know," said Ed. "We have to extension 2311 for starting time. gested Ed. "You mean pass it?" asked Ed, be sa!e." Schedules for o~r tiepan.. "Pass it?" repeated Martin. He again with an expression indicat "It's the only way." said M8r- AtT BX8IAITION tal libraries will be pOSteci 011l1li looked at Ed peculiarly, as if this ing that this wos a startling tin. Suddenly he felt in his cont The tOU'rth annual exhibition of doors of each library. were a totally new idea. "YOLl thought. pocket and gave a small cry. co.ltemp~ary art is on display In All Hbraries will be clOll84 W!III mean pass it?" "Sure. Just pass it." "I left my house key at home," the main gaUery and the art a\ld day. ~ept. 6, Labor De1. "Sure." "Oh, no. Ed. Speaking for my he said. "The family's away. and Itorium daily from 9 to 5 a;-.d on OFF-CAMI'Ui IIOUSDfO "Oh, no." said Martin. "You self. I'd be worried about passing now I won't be able to get in." Sunday from 2 to 5 p.Ol. Thirty four of the paintings are being Householders who haw __ start passing these socialistic hous it. It violates states' rIghts. Thiq "Do you mean you lock your shown In the main lounte of the ments and rOOms available for .. ing bills. and you got no securi~y country is built on states' rights. doors?" asked Ed. wonderingly. Iowa Unioo. for the fall semester are BIked !It left in this country. We can't keep You shake up the whole govern "Nobody else on that road ever Tours of the snow In the art list them with the off-raIIII our free enterprise system if the ment structure if you kick out does." aUditorium will continue each housing bureau before AUf. 11. government goes around building states' righ~. Anything can hap "~~lt. you ~an't ever be too , Sunday and WeaDesdoy a1ternoon Dial 80511. ext. 2191. hOl,lses for people. It c,hanges the pen after you do that. It wouldn't sure, said Martm. He dug through at 4 o'clock durlnl the .ummer rules of the game. It shakes'every be safe." his pockets, anxiously now, and session. FALLTl:UJ thing up, and kills your security ns "Okay, so you're safe, and a lot the perspiration started out of his Freshman orientation actlvw.. o business man." oC people are sore at you," saId forehead, In spite of the air con- UNIVERSITY LIBRARY HOURS for the fall term start Septefll~ "Then you have to expect 8 lot Ed. "If thal's saf , you're snte." dLtlonLng. Library schedule trom Aug. 5 to 16. Classes belin Septemller II. THE bAlLY IOWA.~. T1ltJRSDA~ AlJGtlS 5. 1946-PAGE FIV2 Mahan, Cothran, se 'Daily iowan Want Ads No More Birds 161eekman To Teach StJciety Hedges To Attend In These Bushes At Vermom School LOST AHD FOUND SIRED RATE CARD Audio-Visual Parley What will the poor birds do Lewis Gleekman, G, Bridgeport, Pair of dark rimmed glasses. Call Psychology Helps MW~ Conn., has accepted a position as CASH RATE 4186. Reward. Dean Bruce E. Mahan of the To La t August and September a istant professor at the Univer •• DaJ~IOo per llD. »er Mary Wicks Wed E. J. Shannon extension division, Lee W . Coch- ..,. Home Food Budget; ran, executive assistant in the hundreds of bird settled in the ity at Vermont. Gleekman re- W ANTED TO BEKr extell6ion divi,ion, and John R trees and brush around the old ceived his doctorate in chemical c._ ...... daJ'~lI. "' HM .. ciaI'. WANTED: Apartment to rent, An- 4 Rules Suggesfed Hedges, director of the bureau of nursery In Riverdale trailer \'iIl- engineenng at commencement I (llll .&lft ""~11o tel' napoliS graduate, wife and son, visual instruction, will leave this age. They "decorated" the are. exercise last night...... ,. for coming academic year. Neat, Mrs. Housewife, don't let inflat week-end to attend an audio- and their screechlng kept unhappy He will teach metallurgy and n... 5-wonI avera&'e per llDe clean habit, prompt payments. ed prices stretch your food budget visual conference in Chicago. I "j]]agers awake. . industrial engineering. Gleekman JII ..... Ad-2 Unet. Write Box 7W-l, Daily Iowan. past its limitsl Use psychology in Four national organizations in Raiding parties were organil!.ed i a member of the Sigma Xi, hon- FURNISHED OR unfurnished buyin,. the field of audio-visual Ulstruc- to create a din to scare the birds orary fraternity. and the Phi ClASSIFIED DISPLAY This doesn't mean you can talk tion will hold the conference from away. An to little avail. Lambda Upsilon, honorary chern apartment. No children, no Aug. 6 to 9, it was announced Physical plant men have been istry fraternity. He has served for .. "" VGJUDID Inda pets. Call 4191 between 8-6. yourself and your family into liv Or sa tor a MonU. ing on bread and water. But, ac ye terday. This will be the first at work clearing the trees and a year and a half as a member GRADUATE STUDENT, and wife time that all audio·visual educ.a- underbrush around the nursery. ot the executive board of the CllleellaUo. DeadUne 5 p. m. cording to T. Swann Harding of and 14 day old baby need an the U. S. department of agri tors and manufacturers have come R. J. Phillips, superintendent 01 American Veterans committee...... e lor One Inconect apartJl'lent. Have no place to live together for a unified meeting, physical plant, said he did not Gleekman is married and has lrIMrtIon Onl1 culture, Cood prices can be reduced after this month. Please phone Mahan said. believe the birds would find anyone child. A veteran, he is a native ... Ads jo DaU)' 10_ if the housewife will follow lour 3257. buying rules . The four participating organiza- place to settle this fall. of Lynn, Mass. .... Ornee, Eas~ HaU. or An analysis of the buying habits lions are the Educational Film ------DIAL 4191 FOB BALI of women, says Harding in the Library assodatton, the Midwest Film forum, the Film Council of WASHING machine, dinette set, 9 August Journal of Living, shows most ot them buy without method. America and the National associa Fall Fashion Call roaRENT x:2 rug and pad, 8xl0 rug, over tion of visual educatlon dealers. stuffed chair and bed complete. 118 This results in buying tood not Mahan, who is on the executive SINGLE ROOM TO male student. We~tla wn Park. needed and foods they can't a!ford Phone 6403. and can well do without. committee of the Film Council 1937 FORD COUPE. Good motor, Harding's tour suggestions [or of America, will attend a board NonCE tires, tair body. Call Kennedy, combating high prices are: of trustees meeting of that group 4191 between 1-4. Iand will participate in a panel I}X:URITY, Advancement, Hlgh First. never shop when you're ses ion on "Community Use of pi)" four weekS vacation a 1936 CHEVROLET Master. Fog hungry. That's when everything Audio- Visual Materials." /IlII'. Work In the job you like. lights, radiO, heater. Between you see makes your mouth water Cochran will be chairman of an \best are the highlights in the 7- 9 w'!2kdays. 221 East Churcb and you're tempted to buy more Educational Film Library associa St. lew U. S. Army and U. S. Air than you really need. tion session on "[nstitutional Pro ftlrte career. See M /Sgt. O. A LIGHTNING RODS. Install, reas Second, curb impulse buyln&,. A PLANNING A • EPTEMBER WEDDING are Mary Wicks and duction of Audio-Visual Mater lkClunr, Room 204 Post Office. onable. 1310 E. 5th, Muscatine. recent business survey disclosed Edward J. han1l0n. MI s Wicks, the daughter of Mr. and Mr • ials." LEST YOU forget to remember. Phone l085 J. three out of tour shoppers buy nl Fru.k J. Wick. 434 • Johnson street. was vaduated from St. PaC Hedges will be a panel member rick's hleb ,chool and the nlversity of Iowa school of nursln,.. here's D reminder that Fina least one item on impulse, and of an Educational Film Library 150 BUYS GOOD-RUNNING, !'oam cleans rugs. Yetter's Base most women wiU admit they buy She is now employed al Ulliver Ill' ho pttal . Mr. hannon. the association session on "Techniques good-looking '33 Master Chevro son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. hannon, '731 Klrkw d avenue, 18 a I ent. many things without real need for and Problems Related to the Cir let. 306 E. Jefferson. Phone 7614. them. ,raduate of Iowa City hlch chool and the University of Iowa. CUlation of Audio-Visual Mater He i as oelated with Rodgers Insurance a.onc . The weddlnc will MODEL A FORD. First class con Third, list what you want to ials." WANTED take place ept 19 atl. Patrick's church. dition. Phone 2037. buy before you shop, and stick to Throughout the session there rANTED: U. S. Ensign's uniform the Jist as closely as possible. will be daily previews 01 new tze 3S. Call Ext. 3339. 1938 BUICK CLUB COUPE. Very Finally, shop les8 often. Most films, film strips and slides, Ma good condi tion. Priced to sell. 132 'ANTED: Responsible woman in women go to the store too many Waldbauer Receives han said. my home to care for 2-year-old 1947 CROSLEY-runs like a to~ limes, according to the Journal of Personal Notes prl while mother works. Phone Call 8-0616. Living article. That leads to im Hl765 after 5:30. pulse and small-lot buying- both Several Volumes I I Boys Heed Greeley I COMBINATION gal and wood of which tend to skyrocket ex Norma Ludwig, Waterloo, is vi - But 'Wesr Is Iowa City stove. $15.00. ('.>!Ill 7715. WORK WANTED penses. Of Hungar, ~an Music lting her broiher and sister-in- BABY sitUng and sewing. Call The people who read these ADS Having one big shopping day a IUw. Mr. and Mrs. MerrItt Lud Four runaway boys who gave week and returning to the gro g.t79. nre the nicest people in the world. Music. engraving, [lrinllng nnd wig, 1J8 Centrul park, this week. their ages as 14 and said they cery store on ly for absolute es Some are our customers - AR'E composing is stIlI flourishing in were from Rock Island, Ill., were DRESSMAKING-draperies alter YOU? sentials can turn out to be a ren I Hungary according to Prof. Imrc ations. Satisfaction gual·anteed. Miss Doris Anne Johnson, Ot picked up yesterday by the lawn money-saver. Waldbauer. he3d or violln instruc· City police. Hobby Shoppe, 23 W. Burlington. tumwa, was the weekend guest of WHO DOES IT tion at SUI and tI form J' profes.or Dal'lene Parker, 727 E. Washing The boys gave their names as Score Fifty-Fifty Split of violin and a director ot the ton street. David Langston, RoberL Adams. ASHES and Rubbish hauling. Royal Conservat()JY of MUSic in Phone 5623. A car was reported missing and Frank Spaulding, and George Try a Want-Ad another was found yesterday in Budapest. FAR 1 BUREAU PICNIC SET Draper. IIERB'S PICK UP. Baggage, light Iowa City. WaldbauCI' has J' t'cntly n~cciv The junior farm bureau picnic Just For The hauling, rubbish. Phone 7237. Myrle Dacken, 624 N. Linn ed several volum·s CIt new music scheduled for July 25 and cancel HOUSE ROMAN REPLICAS street, reported a cn r belonging [rom Hungury. led because ot rain will be held The SUI museum houses a val FALL WOULD BE INCOMl't.F.TE without a new rail 8ult. Miss TRANSPORTATION WANTED Sell of It. to him was stolen early yester Included .... n~ II volumc of 77 Aug. 15 at noon ot Lake Macbride, uable collection of bronze house Mildred andeell. G, Jefferson, models a. belc(' ,abardlne suit with WANTED: Ride to New York or day. short piano pi<'t·cs culled "Fingcr Emmell C. Gardner, county ex hold Hem reproductions taken a long sill skirt.. The jack L is of th EI cnhov..er type. For accesao, Philadelphia this week. Phone Iowa City police, meanwhile, larks" in the EJlglish translation. tension director, announced yes from the buried cities of Pompeii les MI s Sandeen choo e a fore I green linen turtleneck blouse 5659. picked up a cor stolen Monday The work is by Sandol' Veress, terday. and Herculaneum. with match In, belt, alld dark ,reen alligator shoes. EXPERT RADIO REPAIR from the 0 & E Finance company, the best of present duy younger • WANTED: Ride lor lamily ot three Cicero, Ill. generation of Hungarian compos POP EYE All Makes 01 Radios to New York around middle of Work Guaranteed ers, accordillg to Waldbaucl'. It August. Return September 15th LOANS Is designed for elementary nnd P!ek-up and DeUvel')' Share driving and expenses. Phone intermediate studcnts with Illater 8-1174. $$$$$$$$$$$$ loaned on cameras, A WOODBURN SOUND ial in modern hurJl'lonic and con 1101' SERVICE WANTED: Ride to New York Aug guns, clothing, jewelry, etc. FI~r ust 7th, 8th. or 9th. Phone Reliable Loan. 109 E. Burllngton trapuntal style. GLiMPSe DIal 8-01111 I!. CoUere 8-1737. Another book, "The Wny Lead O~ NEW AND USED BIKES ing to the S011313," trutes the THE development of lh ~onatn from For ImmedJate Deliver)' 8UTl'ON RADIO SERVICE TRIPLE-S VALUESI ils earliest forms to its liller full ICEMAN, G~nUed Rep~ Repairs lor All Makes realization with Beethovcn. CUIZIOUS For All Makes When getting your books tor Re)'8 Dupllcaud Norman Cros~ of the music ONES Rome and Auto RadJoe the four-week session, stop In Novotny Cycle Shop department fncuity welcomed it as F~M at TUDENT SUPPLY. You'll NEAR We Pick-up and Deliver 111 S. CII,.to" the only volume or such a nutu]'c I IU I. Market DIal 2239 find a. complete line 01 text to be published and S'<.lid it was At-JD FAA boo k~ , supplies, stationery, invaluable lor adults und children f=LOCK!! Parker and Sheaffer pens, ler FOR YOUR EVENING SNACK altke. al notebooks. A set oC pi ces lJI,mned for the YES TypeWf'lurs Just rlcht for that snack while s.nd development of sped fie skiUs in STUDENT studylp&, or strolling- - Dixie's piano technique a ra conhlined in AddIDc MachInes seasoned pOlleorn, cheese corn, both SUPPLY STORE an album entitled "Three Y ;Jt's." " &lid carmel corn. Try some It follows the tl'ndition . tatted by Standard & Portable 17 S. Dubuque today! CHIC YOUNG now Bartok. BLONDIE Avlills.blll DIXIE'S CARMEL CORN i'robweln Su])ply Co. YOUR WHOLE SHOP Phone 3474 5 South DubUQue Services Tomorrow We Repair AU Makes WEEK'S WASH In 30 MINUTES For Mrs. Wagner at the MAHER BROS. TRANSFEB LAUNDROMAT For Efficient Fumlture Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza TYPEWRITERS 24 S. Van Buren St. beth Schuessler Wagner, 68, 218 Boulht-Rented-Sold Phone 8-0291 Movin; N. Dodge street, will be held at And West Liberty Methodist church REPAIRS BAGGAGE TRANSFEB at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. . ., hdorr Trained MechAnics A PORTRAIT DIAL - 9696 - DIAL Mrs. Wagner dicd at her home OF HERBERT HOOVER Tuesday night. SOLD Lyons - Our Unknown Ex ., hclu.lve ROYAL Dealer Surviving her are her hu band; President $2.95 Read thla en a son, Kenneth of Linc01n town WIKEl TYPEWRITER lightening- book before bearlnr shiI\; three brothers, Albert and Uoover speak. Arthw' of Lone Tree and Stephen EXCHANGE THE BOOKSHOP Aways Oven Fresh of West Liberty; six sisters, Mrs. I2tL ColIe&'e DIal 8-1051 114 E. Wuhlngton Mary Perezek, Mrs. Louise Burr, Dial 4648 Mrs. Frieda Carpenter. Miss Louis HEN R Y CARL ANDERSOK Ask for Swank oven fresh rolls Schuessler, all of Lone Tree, Mrs. or donuts at your favorite Bertha Jehle of Moline, Ill. and restaurant or lunch counter. Mrs. Emma Timmerman of Iowa • Let Us ASHES City. REMOVED .. Keep Your Cloth•• The body will remain at the Snider Funeral home in West Lib WEATHER: looking Like New Swank Bakery erty until Friday morning. It will be taken to her Iowa City home CLEAR. for a brief service at 1:15 p.m. AND C. .0. D. Cleaners WINOY BOOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN FREE prCKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ,...-yEp;.. ·1 HAD /'.. R.UNNIN· BUT I 'TOOK A SWIG OF DIAL ff33 106 S. CAPITOL GUN ;:IGf.lT WITH BEELER. v.oPAHO:J INDIAN 'TONIC Try Our AiteratiolUJ and Repairs Dept BOYS UNTIL DAWN I · ... DISSOLVE TH' LEAD .... ••• PUT Of 'EM HORIZONTAL.. 3 "'THEON I CAULKED TH' 1--',.,.-.",= OVER IN RATTLER. GULCI-I '" BULLET HOLES WITH BUT 1 Gar SPUDDED CREOSOTE AN' WITH A COUPLE OF BUFFALO HAIR/ TIlEIR. a-I" SUMERTIME IS MOTORING TIME SLUGS! PAUL BOBIKBO. Whetber you're taklq a vaca NO Ie IDC»I<3. ~ ')QLQ .JAl..oP IS IlIfAI..LVON n-u; D~.a tion trip 01 a thouuIld miles, WIiLL.COME ON. Len;; pur or just runDlnc up to Lake Ir ~ 00.1 ITS FeET'.! MacBride tor a plonlc, be lure your car Is in top condlUon. Our experts will elteck up and tuneup the motor, UcMen up bed,. bolla, and reoommend needed repairs. Brln, your car III led,), and assure yourself of care-free motoring. DUNLAP'S MOTORS SALES, INC. Comer Burllugton and Dubuque i TID DA.D.Y JOW.ur. NVUDAY. AUGUST 5. INS-PAGB SIX • r> Carlyle Jacobsen SUI Drama Student Joins - ' Appeals (anon Land (ase No 'Aclion1~ ' ~'I, Ancher Christensen To Hea~ 1 Gets Appointment Paul Robeson Group Johnson (ounty Draft Board On Water In a few months a young SUI Decision 10 Supreme (ourt To Health Council "All he could say was, 'we want drama student will head for New you'," Miss Jordan said. She will Ancher Christensen, 924 Iowa The Iowa supreme court apparently will ha\'e to d cid whether Dean Carlyle Jacobsen of SUI's York, the hub of the theatrical avenue, will serve as chairman of division of health sciences and world, to join a dramatic company join the company in New York Johnson county's new three-man til UD\venntv own the Land on which it intends to erect Ii com Franchise this winter. service, has been appointed to the now being organized. draft board- munications building. The Robeson group, accordin, After n arly a year of court litigation, the land was declared National Advlsory Mental Health City officials said yesterday Rhoda Jordan, 942 Iowa avenue, He was chosen for the post by council, The Associated Press to Miss Jordan, will present all owned by th tate. Judge .James P . Gaffney made th l' d ci'i n that nothing had been discu!;sed graduate student of Chicago, m., members of the board, which also reported yesterday. about the franchise of the Iowa has been invited to join an all kinds of plays, not just the "typI in July after ·tudying the case in which IDIlny pionI' r residents cal social consciousness plays" includes Attorney William R. Hart, Prof. Leo H. Bartemeler 01 Negro theat~r group being form of Iowa City testified. Oity Water Service company which 730 S. Burlington street, and Glen Wayne university was also ap expires Saturday. ed in New York by the famed usually presented by companies of F. Houston, 1133 E. Court street. GaffneY termed the ca~ one of To Hold Holy Hour at pointed to the council. Both Mayor Preston Koser and singer-actor Paul Robeson. the same type. Houston was chosen secretary of "the public versus the public." The According to Oscar R. Ewing, Miss Jordan, vivacioUJ and plaintiff "public" was a class of Alderman Frank Fryauf, a mem The 24-year old SUI actress t he board. Catholic Stud ent Chapel federal security administrator, ber of the water works committee has known Robeson for several attractive, recently appeared In people in Iowa Oily represented by two productions of the SUI exper The headquarters of the draft 'Mrs. Cella Carson, 315 Lee st. The Rev. Leonard J . Brugman the two men will succeed Prof. of the city council, indicated that years. Several months ago when board will be on the third floor of David Levy of Columbia unlver the council may take the matter up he was appearing in Cedar Rapids, imen tal theater series. She played Mrs. Carson filed an appeal of will conduct a holy hour this the Johnson county courthouse. sily and Prof. Edward A. Streck next Monday at its regular meet Miss Jordan talked to Robeson. Drakie in "Threshold of Pain" and The space was formerly occupied GaHney's decision to the Iowa su evening at 7:30 ID the St. Thomas er of the University of Penn ing. was Bell in "Messiah!' by the county super intent of preme court yesterday in Johnson More chapel. This came after an announce She received. her bachelor of county district court. sylvania school of medicine. The schools who now has qUBrters in Priests at the Catholic student terms of these two men expired ment by the water company stal * * * science degree in speech at North the basement. A. O. Left, attorney for the state, center will hear confessions from June 30. ing that the city will continue to western in 1946. said the state would also seek a su be supplied with water even The draft board members serve 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and after holy The mental health council con Daughter of a Methodist minis without pay but the board will be preme court ruling on GaUney's hour in preparalion for lirst Fri sults with and makes recommen though the 25-year-old franchise ter and an elementary schoo}. decision to the Iowa supreme expires Saturday. allowed office rent and a paid day. dations to the surgeon general on teacher, the SUI actress said she'd clerical assistant. A clerk has not court yesterday in Johnson county The city grants a franchise to a "always taken dramatic lessons." district court. Masses on first Friday will be matters relating to public health utility company when the voters yet been appointed. 5:45 a.m., 7 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. service activities in mental health. Each summer for ten years since A. O. Leit, attorney for the approve such a move in an election. she was 14, she has gone on re Volunteer workers will be so ANCHER CHRISTENSEN &tate, said th,e state would also The franchise may run for 25 licited to assist in the selective ser cital tours through the middle vice registration, Aug. 30. Registra seek a supreme court ruling on years. The presen! franchise was west doing play cuttings and giv Caffney's decision that the legis 25,000 Platter. Cause - obtained on Aug. 7, 1923 when the tion instructions have not yet been ing dramatic readings. received here from Des Moines. M. G. Koser Will lature wrongly accepted from the voters approved II. Since she was at Northwestern, City in 1889 property which the In October, 1946, the company Miss Jordan has worked with a Saturday of this week was set city was not authorized to give. asked for a 20 year extension to as the deadline for Iowa draft Challenged by Heir; their franchise because they wish Chicago little theater group, the boards to organize by Brig. Gen. The disputed land is bounded by Record Housing Shortage Skylofl Players, and appeared in Iowa avenue Bnd Dubuque and ed to initiate an expansion pro Charles Ii. Grahl, state selective gram to meet the need of the city. many of their productions. service director. lermed Fraudulent J efferson street. The electrical en- - At Station WSUI By a vote of over four-to-one the Though she admitted that her gineering building occupies part of voters rejected the renewal of the liIe had been a busy one, she con The estate or the late M. G. the area. * * * * * * franchise. fided with a twinkle in her eye Pool Fund Drive Koser, whose last will and lesla· Although he said the city and The Jowa code says that a utility that she "hadn't gotten married ment was not admilled to probate state both acted wrongly, Ceflney operating without a franchise must yel." Why not? "Because it might Hits $10,282.91 by a deCIsion or Judge Harold D. decided the land belonged to the continue giving satisfactory service intel'lere with my careers?" Evans Saturday, was in dispute state on the principle that the city until some other arrangements for "That's exactly why 1 haven't The swimming pool fund inched again yesterd(lY as a purporttd had waited much too 10nr to object service are made. RHODA JORDAN done iU" she laughed. c:l06er to the $12,500 goal yester deed of thc dcceased was chal to the city council's 1889 action. The city council may submit to ------day with the addition of $>l42. lenged by one of his heirs. He said there would be irrepar the voters the question of purchase This brings the total collected to able damage it the university had Lee D. Koser, 305 Golfview at the plant or establlshing a new $1 0,282.91. avenue, who objected to the pro to give up land it had spent thou service. Also, on the petition of sands ot dollars Improving. Rake (Iowa) Makes News The Community, Dads, sponsors bating of the will, yesterday ask 25 persons in each voting precinct ot the drive, reported that the ed Johnson county district court the same question must be submit Three Students from Small Iowa Community $142 included $42 from Oxford to set asidc a purported deed to ted to the voters. and 100 from the Iowa City busi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swisher, 3ll Top All Graduate. in Commerce ness district. E. College street, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Overrules PITCHER TO SPEAK The totals in the various phases Henry G. VoJlmcl', of the same Prof. Seymour M. Pitcher of Although small in numbers. the national scholarship society for of the drive now Include $3,785.9L address. the SUI English department and north Iowa community of Rake commerce students are from this from the business district, $3,395 Progressive party candidate for has made a mighty record in The deed i~ to the Moon build town of 330 persons. from the lodges and organizations, Ing. Among the tenants of the Insurance U.S. senator from Iowa, will be scholastic achievem·ent through its $2,881 from the residential drive, guest speaker at a junior farm represent.aUves at SUI. The six were HelIn L. Carrier, building is the Montgomery Ward Newton; Howard D. Henderson, $166 from surrounding towns and company. Other defendants in Lee bureau business meeting Aug. 10 Three of a group of six students $55 in miscellaneous contributions. at 8 p.m. in the Emery Heming- chosen from last night's commerce Waterroo; George G. Rotterham, Koser's court action are also thoughl by him to be ten an!$. Case Move way home, route seven. gradUates for initiation inlo the Moline, and Clen H. Asmus, James A. Haugen and Arnold C. They are thc Gil'l Scout organiza A motion to strike most of the Hodnefield, ali of Rake. Young GOP'S Sport I tion, Limitcd cab company, Whit· $1 ,000 suit of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Dewey Cookie Dusters ·I ing -Kerr Realty company, and the The six chosen for membership Jenkinson, 220 River street, r= United World Federalists of Iowa. File 3 Divorce Petitions in Distrkt Court; In Beta Gamma Sigma had the against the Washington National highest scholastic averages for • James Goodwin, president of The plaintiff said the Swlshen Insurance company, Chicago, was their four y~ar program, Includ the Young Republican lcague on and Vollmel's obtained the deed overruled by a decision returned Evans Grants BaUey, Singleton Decrees ing all courses in all colleges, of campus, is sporting a new Dewey P.raudulently, and he therefare in Johnson county district court Petitions for three divorces the 8:' students who received cookie duster. wanted the court to declare It yesterday by Judge Harold D. tiff said. bachelor's degrees in commerce void. He requcsted a rcceiver be Evans. were flied yesterday in Johnson Goodwin and other young Re Mrs. Wenman charged cruelly at last night's commencement. publicans are beginning a fad appointed to take care of the The motion was argued June 29 county district court and Judge and adultery. She asked custody Prof. Elmer W. HiUs, secretary property a od receiv rent. and taken under advisement by which they hope will sweep the Harold 1). Evans granted t~ of a 3-year-old daughter, support of the national organization of E v a n s. A r gum ents centered campus next fall. Evans set 9 am. Sept. 15 as lime more. for the child, household furniture, Beta Camma Sigma, compared the around a war clause which said "We're golhg to wear them until for hejU'iog 011 Koser's requests. the policy-holder, the doctor's son Donald D. Klott, 317 S. Dodge and such other relief as the court honor of being selected for the the election," said Goodwin. "Bul County offIcials estimated the who was killed in the service, street, was sued for divorce by may find j ust. commerce organization to that of we would shave them off if the entire estate in di8pule is worth must obtain the company's per Margaret L. Klotz. She asked for Granted divorces were Olive M. election to Phi Beta Kappa. He South promised to go Republican more than a quartcr o( a million Wally I OWIn Pllolo by LaVe,n Wood., a court Injunction to keep Klotz, Bailey from Henry C. Bailey, 225 said the stUdents elected to the mission to enter the armed serv "WHAT'LL WE DO WITIl Til ESE, VERNE?" F lo Robinson, At 'Of In the election." dollars. Ice. who Is the university tennis coach, Iowa avenue, and Lulu Singleton commerce society rank right along Cedar Rapids, asks Verne Harvey, WSUI music dJreetor, after flnd from coming on the family prop from Guy Singleton, 1034 E. Bur- with toose in Phi Beta Kappa. The company said It must raise Inc all the record fUes filled to capacity. With over Z5.000 selec the rates when a pollcy-holder erty, molesting her in any way, ling ton street, proprietor of the He said the six SUI graduates tions, WSU1' record library Is four Urnes a larce u U was two or preventing her use of an auto enters the service. The plaintiffs years .co. Maid Rlte cafe. are among a select group ot about said they informed the agent of mobile. Mrs. Bailey was granted sup- 2,000 elected to the society from >f >f if. She asked for an undivided half the company that the son had Laura, Margie and Dolores are "During the last nine months," port of a 5-year-old son. The the United States this year. DUNN'S entered the navy, but that he interest in the premises at their courl retained jurisdicUon in the Rake is in Winnebago county findIng living conditions crowded. Verne Harvey, WSUI music direc accepted the same rates the son If wsurs record library keeps address, the house furniture, an case pending the defendant's abil- about 60 miles northwest of had always paid, and told the expanding at its present rate, tor, said, "the popular record automobile, and her former name ity to pay support for the child. Mason City. One of the three init* Jenkinsons the policy would in they'll bave to move to new quar collection has doubled." The col of Bratzel. He was ruled in default. lates from there, all of whom are no way be affected by their son's ters. lection is four times as laxge as The other lWo divorces filed By a stipulation attached to the veterans, said yesterday that they service career. The ~ir1s are j usl the names it was in 1946, he said. for were those ot Marilyn Orn Singleton decree, the plainlifl was graduated from a school the The plaintiffs said that an in dorll, against Walter W. Orndorff. granted a minor son, the family enrollment of which has always surance company's permission for of tunes on three of WSUl's 25,000 Every day, Harvey handles a record selections which have fil l bout ~50 records and transcrip 18 E. BUrlington street, and Leona residence. and a one-third interest been under 100 and Is about 60 a man to serve his country was Wenman, Tiffin, against Elven in the cafe. The defendant was now. certainly against the publlc poliCy ed the record files to capacity and tions before he picks the UiO se which have overflowed into neat Wenman, Coralville. granted rights of reasonable visit- It is Just a typical farm com of the United States. Therefore, lections which WSUI airs each stacks on the floor. day during the present summer Mrs. Orndorff charged cruelty. ation to the son and two-thirds munity, he said. When asked If the war clause was invalid, they Interest in the cafe. the high school was especially contended. Twice in the past two year , program schedule. She asked for such alimony and the record library has had to move "We discard records only when support as the court may deem The couple wlls married in good he said he had never really And even If it was valid, the Clarence, Mo ., in 1920 and lived thought about it, that he didn't plaintiffs continued, the company because it became too big for its they become too scratched to just. The couple was married in forfeited rights to object to full quarters. play," Harvey said. Other than Iowa ClIy last May 1 and lived together until last September, the think it different from olbers of payment when they continued to Two years ago, all of WSUl's the breakage of about six rec together until July 20, the plaln- plaintiff said. the same size. accept the ra les the 60n had records were housed adequately ords a month, the station keeps always paid. in a small eight by ten foot room, every record it receives. Concerning the disputed clause, according to John Highlander, WSUI receives its discs from J udge Evans said: WSUI program director. "Last several. sources. "Most of the rec "The clause seems to be all year, we cut a hole through the ords are shipped direct from the one-sided- written and prepared wall so we could keep some of distributors. The tran&cripllons by the company to serve some our records in the next room. Then are usually sent from NBC's Thes you'll CO II it purpose of its own. If the purposes last fall these two rooms filled aurus transcription library in fClI! flo"ere, • • were only to collect an added up so we had to move across the New York. • charge becalise premium rates hall to a larger room." A. bold plaid, boldly han were higher for men In the serv Highlander doesn't know what fhe smooth new ice cream you'll love at fu.st taste! died . • _with opulent coli or ice, then why did It not say, as WSU I will do now that the larg do some other policies which have er room is about full. "There are bowdy, folksl Gnd opulent cuff. ond it. been be Ii tigated , that written per provisions for a large record li own littl. .carf at the mission will be 81'a nted upon brary in the new communications IIecklin.. Rich pure application, and specily 'the addi building, but we have to wait a wool in lovely combi 3. tional premium or premiums to few years for that," he said. /trve I nOlions of lavender be paid? Highlander said the record col lold C "The court has been unable to lection is one ot the largest in . Gild green, red and 40 per tind anywhere In this policy any the midwest. The classical collec gr.en. and red alld serve provision binding the company tion, which makes up hal( the black. Sile, 9 '0 15. 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