Conscientious Service The Weather Today SALEM, ILL. (JP) - A letter 1'1n. J\llnnJe E. ru,el... .. Salem DlalJed 16 years a,o ha been relurned wU. UDele Sam's rends. Cloudy today and tomorrow. little temper The letter, adclresaed to Miss J\larle Ramsey, 1%55 Rnl! ature chang•. High today 90; low 65. High Mawr avenue, Chlu,o, was accompanied with a poIl offlee nouttoll that Miss Ramsey doesn't Uve there any yesterday 92; low 61. Pollen count 43. more. Iowa City, Iowa. Saturday, September 18, 1948 - Five CAlota Truman Begins Speaking Tour Death Of·Bernadotte Across Nalion EN ROUTE WITH PRESI DENT TRUMAN (UP)-President Truman, smiling and assured, be Stuns World leaders, ,an I whirlwind two-week cam palan lour yesterday promising to "give them hell" in his eitort to remain in office. The President's 17-car special Railroad Workers in UN Mediator for Holy Land Western Allies Ban train, packed with secretaries, Movement of Goods JI Non-Opera.fing Unions Is Assassinated in Jerusalem advisers, reporters and camera Call for Stnke Vote Into Russian Zone men, pulled out of Washington's By TH OCIATED P& Union station at 9:06 a.m. Iowa CHICAGO ~IP) - Wage t.eJks be 'ount Folk~ B{'rnllllolt!', enitrd Xntion m di8tor in By W L time. tween the railroads and their one WlI ~htlt anll kill d Yl'"t rrilly in .Jt'rusaJ m. • BERLIN (UP) - The western 8_ Rulhlinc' Mate million non-operating wo-kers 'I'hr III aJ inalion (\ {'ply lihoekrd world politirlll leadrnl who allies bave pI ced a blanket ban collapsed yesterday and a union hall hopHI hi. Illu\ io tion (·rrort would bring p n' to th H oly on the4l10vement of all goods from Seeing him off were Secretary SpOkesman said. "We are taking their occupation zon into the of SJate George C. Marshall, Lanr!. Immediate step for a trike vote." A1 till' IIIllI' tilnr. th r actil)n of Russ.lan %on, it was disclosed Secretary of Commerce, Charles yesterd y, Under the dispute- eltlin, pro cial in Pari \In: that" now all Sawyer and Sen. Alben W. 'Bark visions of the nahonal railway Orders, Intended to be highly hell will break llw. ~ in th,' mid· "y (D-Ky,), Mr. Truman's run labor act, either side can ask the secret, were ent Thur day night nJIII mate In the presidential (AP Wlr .....t.l dlr Ill't. " to Gt'rman minister-presidents 0' natio"al (railway) mediation Slain With the SWMlsh noble campaign. WAVING GOODBYE to Mr. TnlJDan aa the PresldenU.1 speelaJ pulls ou., .r Rarr bUrl", P ... Is a trowel board to intervene. .tates in the we. t m zon. to lee man w hi French assistant, Col Barkley, seeing the President composed Iarnb of reprnentaUyea from • railroad brotherhood. The Pr Ident shook handa wUh a However, G. E. Leighty, Chair that no oods of any kind get tor the first time since returning long line of well-wlshen :reetercla, duin,. & nye-mlnule stop on. the beainnlnl' 0' hi tranl-eontlnental Andr Pierre Sl'rot. across the zonal bordara inlo Sov man of the labor conference com An official Uoited Nations t I - trom a European trip, laughed speakln&, tour. mittee, said: "We have not and iet-occupied terri tory. Ind joked and told Mr. Truman «ram to lhe securily council d~ DlUI'JIIRC" tem will not ask for the servlc of lhe clar d the two men were 14brutally to "mow them down." national mediation board. We are Leakall of the orders yesterday a. "B. sm .. toby J ws of unknown "I'm ,oln.. to flgh~ hard." the spre dinll a strike vote IImong the dlsclo. cd that the Ru 'j ns had or id nlity In a cold blooded attlck." I'teIIldeat replled. "I'm ,olne to workers Immediately." lIanized an elden Ive muggllng rive them hell." To k Board In Iral\J p mtem to get Vitally n eded sup The President has described the Ferguson 1'1 plies such as rna hine parts, man Feud Th t legrem said the kill Clark, A spokesman Cor the employers cross-country tour as a dri ve to used an [llraeli army type j P ufactured good anet raw mat~ "inform the people what the is ------said his group has not yet a.k d Iral$ lor the starved Induslries 01 and ~hol Rernndotte at pointblank the mediation board to Inject It ea tern G rm ny. sues are In this campaign.''' He ranlll' at a roadbl~ck "w 11 wIthin win visit big cities and "whistle self Into the di pute. A ked If uch Retaliating to Ihe Russian Dewey Says Demo Argue Over Plane Crash Shows th J wish lin~" in Jeru alem', a step is expected, he said he blocknd of FI rlin, the alliC!8 late atops" In 18 states and will make Katamon dl tnci. as many as 15 talks a day on his thinks lhat il the plan. In June had stopped railroad and dawn-to-dusk schedule. Charge Designed to Evidence of Bizarre The rail road labor act provld s Bernndotte was driven 10 Had barg traItic inlo the Russian He Is being accompanied by his Communists lor both mediation and Inter II lah hOSPIUlI on Mount Scopus zone. Thl Wil5 a heavy blow to daughter, Margaret, who will cast Deceive Agriculture Murder in the Sky venllon by a pr Idential fact wh r hf' dleo within j a f w the Ru ssi/ln~, who npparcntly be her tlrst presidential baUot this WASHINGTON (IP)-Attorney finding board before a strike can millut S WIthout Tf'$I inlng con IIl'vl'd th t th allie would per year. Mrs. Truman will join ALBANY{N. Y. (IP) - Gov. General Clark accu ed Senator NEW YORK (JPI-Police pon lellally be called. The meo/alion sCiousness. erol was killed in mil th m to conttnue to get goods CAP Wlr.,bol.) them at Des Moines. Thomas E. Dewey yesterday ac Ferguson (R-lv'Iich) last night of dered yesterday the strange case board can Intervene at th request stantly. they ne<.>ded. hunting headlines because of his of either sid . NT BERNADOTTE Truck nluunJ)f'red Shakes Hands cused the Truman administration of whaL appeared to be murder Th telf'rr m lelllnt o~ th of "an intentional fabrication de ~uggesUon that Clark Immediately in the sky, Free to trike Il"11l'd by Dr. Ralph Howev r, it dl'vt"loped thot the At BaltLmore, the first brief seek indictments against known the allsasslnollon. stop on his 9,500-mile tour, the signed to deceive the producers at The bizarre allalr came to light Barring new injunction action lJ'erk~n m mber allied orders dId not ('over truck Communists "in and out of gov Abdull h" toni hed" President shook hands with a rood in our country." following the crash Thursday In the courts, lhe 16 non-operatlnll . errelariat. U, N, traWc. Takinll IIdv81ltag of that, ernment." night of a small plane carrylnll a unions presumably would be fr c In Pari and Lakt Kfng Abdullah of Trans Jor the Ru sians ha~ b .n alt nil ~oup of Maryland Democratic The Republican presidential The cabinet officer Issued a leaders. man and a 28-year-old woman. to strike If all settlement steps of Id Bunch" had b en dan, who Arab lellion 15 the larlle quantiti I 01 good from lhe nominee made the charge in re statement directed to Ferguson. we tern zones lnto their territory He did the same at Harrisburg An antopsy d1aeIOled three the railway labor act are ex I,n d to r place BernadoUe, most pOwerful force facing the plying to what he called Demo telling the Senator bluntly: bullet wounds In th6 body of Jew. In Pal .Hne, termed the over "back lane ano byroads," as and Altoona, Pa., where his train cratic accusations that the GOP is hausted. In thl' attack Frank Begley, would appreciate it if you Ute woman. Identified by au a . a~ ination "8IItonlshlng." British Transport Chi f A.T.L. made brief stops. trying to wreck the government's "r Only three op rating unions - chief security offic r fo r the U. N , would quit trying to claim credU Illes all Hannah Laufer. TrYive Lie, I('cr tnry II neral of Reed put It. A delegation ot Illinois Demo price support program. the Brotherhood of Locomotive who was driving B rnadottc's car, lor the work of the FBI and the Medical Examiner Wilham Ben The n w bon WB~ expected to cratic leaders was scheduled to Engineers, the Brotherhood of sulr red only powder burns. lie th U. N., laid In Oslo he received The New York lovernor also department of justice and keep enson said MiSll Lauter had becn word of Bernodolte's death "with hit the Ru ' i n heavily, as it was board the train just outside Chi disclosed at a. newl conference Locomotive Firemen and En$!ine raced to tho hospital with the your political ac- shot and killed before the ctash, men lind the Switch mens' Union r,lIolly ,mcl d cOlin. a deep • en of .hock." ul1d rstood thAt th muggllng cago about 2 a.m. Iowa time to that he will make foUl' rear in which the pUot, 3l-year-old plan was just t ally letting Into , tlvity out of the of North America-arc r straln'd Se!'r IRry of state Mllr,hnll de The new r f lh N mt-dla- day tor conferences with the pla.Uorm speeches from hJlJ field Of serious Jesus Meneau Monl n perished. i trlde. Irom striking unoer a court in tor's death "Iuuned the people t>resldent. The y will remain tra.in In President Truman'. pro s ecutLon of An unhappy love atralr was in clar d In Wa hington lasL night Allied autnorltl had sought to aboard as tar as Rock Island, Ill., junction issued last July 2. that th wOI'ld will demand thllt of Sw~cn, who ro,al 'am home slate of MISIIourl. oICenses u n d r dicated. ll)' u rf d knot her 10 In I. k ep their new ban s cret so tbat where Mr. Truman will make a federal statutes." The small, rented plane plunged Thesc three unions askl."d lhe Bcrnadotte',. work In th Holy it could not prejudice the nego- Dewey will ope.n his campaign J n, 1047. when Prln Gustaf before breakfast platform speech Ferguson, who to earth in remote marshland near supreme court WednesdllY to de Land "be vigoroUSly pursued," tiations now in progr in Mos at 5:45 a. m. Iowa lime. with a major speech In Des clare the injunction Invalid under Adolph. eeond r to MOines, Monday night, then head heads a senate the New York International air Killin.. "Tra'l .. cow betw n th we t rn powers The President Wall scheduled subcommittee in port after 5 veral dforts to iand the Norris-LaGuardia acl. the throne, dl d an air lind ltu.81a. to stop at Davenport, Iowa. for the west coast. "It Is p rtlcularly trallic lhat he cr h, v e stlga ting re both at International and La sh(luld hllve be n shot down at a Cit" and Oxford this morning bewey called a news conference B rnadalte's wUe, Courrte s ports of subver Guardia Iields. time when h hlld achieved such a berore "olnl' on &0 Dexter to to issue a statement on Republi E t Jl, received the new, over si ve inCluences in In the wreckage of the plane, Union, Army Agree grellt m a ure oC llUeCell8," Mar ,Ive what Is described as II. ma can farm policy after he had con the government, police found a letter which they the radio as ahe was aione in her Hyderabad Forces shall ~aid. Jor campalrn address at the na. ferred for more than three hours said indicated Monleon had home In Stockholm with one of FERGUSON had forwarded "To Counte s Bernadotte and his tlonal plowllll" contest at 12: 05 with two GOP farm leaders in h Is indict-Com planned at one time to kill Miss On. Loading Cargo her two sons. Surrender to India p.m. Iowa time. Congress. Sen. George D. Aiken munists-now suggestion to Clark Laufer and, then take his own lile. chJldr n I ext nd my d epest sym pathy. Th world will bit ody re In rari , Sir Al xand r Cado From Dexter, the President will (R~Vl.) chairman of the senate from Detroit. Later, however, it indicated he hBd SAN FRANCISCO (IP)-Harry an o! Brltaln, this month's presi. NEW DELHt, INDIA (UP) - gret his 1015." awing southward for an over- agriculture committee, and Rep. The attorney general said, how abandoned lhe idea and planned Bridges' CIO longshore union Pr sident Tn.lman s id dent of the UN securi y council, Hyderabad surr ndered to India 1\\1\\\ and Sunday stop at his Clifford R. Hope (R-Kan.), chair ever, that he read aboul it in the only to do away with himself, said yesterday the loading of i th slaying "must come as a today after five day. ot lillh tlng. home In Independence, Mo. Then man of the house agriculture com press before he receivd a copy ot police hid. strike-Idled army cargo with night h was add ned and shocked by the news of Berna profound shock to the whole The Moslem Nizam oC Hydera he heads west again. mittee, were Dewey's advisors. th communication. For that rea The medl I examlner'lI oWce union men would begin this world." bad, reputed world's richest man, Dewey's statement said the son, he said, he was replying by hid the note was sealed In ap morning under a contract be dotl '. d lh. ordered hi slate troop. to cease envelope addr eel to the dead "III death emphllllize a"aln Warren, WaU~ce omment "consumer and the farmer have an the same means. tween the army and a S attic Warren Austin, chic! of the firing when Indian hoops were woman. U was written ThIU'1- ~he dlfflrullle In our dforts to * * * equal slake in sound government "I am surprised," Clark wrote, 5t vedorlng lirm. American delegation to the UN. reported within 40 miles of his day bu~ had not beeD mailed. cur the lIberUes under law support or prices," an(i he added: "that one who claims to be 'a law In SeaLlle, the port of embark said aboard the liner America en cllpi tal cl ty ot Hyderabad. "A firm program or price yer of some experience' would re Miss Lauter, seated at the right ation confirmed the contract and of all peopl In the world," t.he B~n Speech of the pilot during the flight, had Pr Ident said. roule to Paris tha t Bernadotte "Today, on the fifth day of the sUPpOrts at rea$onable level, lease 'tips' to the press on most said details will be announced "gAve his life for the cause of conflict, we r alize we have lost" wlll beoetU both producers and confidential criminal mailers your been shot In the left side. Two later. Gov. Thomas E. Dew y, R - steel-jacketed bullets and the pubican prcsidential nominee, peace." the Nizam told his 17.000,000 sub consumers." Informant told yOU were being in Col. WillJam H. Donaldson Jr., jects in a radio broadcast. "We fragments of a third were found In lermed the klllln~ a "ruthless act In Rocite!lter, N, Y.. lieary Harold E. Stassen, former gov vestigated by the federal bureau 01 port commander, said the agree- have tought to the depth of our From 'WSUI investigation or ordered prose her body. which will be condemned by the A. Wallace, Pro&'resslve pany ernor of Minnesota, recently ac Monleon, a native of Spain, ment affected only Seatttt- H candidate for president, said ability." President Truman's scheduled cused Secretary of Agriculture cuted by the departmenl of justice. pcopl or Palestine - J wand rented the plane Thursday for a added any arrangements for slm Bernadotte was "a victim of The Nizam said Indian troops lpeech In Iowa City this morning Charles F. Brannan of deUberately "Your indefatigable desire for ArBb altke." flight to Phlladelphia Witnesses at liar work at other west coast power politic knd British would be allowed to occupy their hIS been banned from radio sta trying to keep prices hIgh. headlnes in this regard will prove In New York, Dr. Alba Hillel 0' both La Guardia field and ihe In- ports woul~ be a "separat~ deBt" knd American imperlall m." old base al Secund rabad, on the tion WSUY. That brought a retort from Mr. very detrimentai to lhe proSec u Silver, chairman of the American ternational airport said ihe small Stevedoring gangs, he said, Will Bun&e's telegram to the UN outskirts of the capital, and that The bin was announced yester Truman and Brannan that the Re tion of important cases. ship made several erratic passes resume .normal operations today. section of the Jewish Agency ror Hyderabad will not press charges Pale tine, sald every "right think~ day after the station said that it publicans were trying to kill the "You know that neither you nor at both fields before it hurtled They WIll discharge the U. S. eeo A. A INS, P ....e 6) against India ln the United ing person" will be horrl(Jed by would carry Mr. Truman's speech price support program. ' . the committee has unearthed any into a salt marsh Thursday night. army transport Sgt. Charles E. Nations security council aL ParIs. In Iowa City and in Oxford. Noting those charges, Dewey thing on subversive matters that Mower which arrived from the According to Carl Menzer, di commented: • the FBI did not know and the de orient yesterday. * * * rector of WSUI, the station has That the accusations were partment of Justice had not al Four Deer Invade The colonel stressed the agree a pollcy of never broadcasting "created out of thin air, out of ready presen ted to the federal men~ "affects essential army car political speeches. "The station whole cloth and are an intentional grand juries. • New York Hamlet go only." has never done it and it is not fabrication designed to deceive "Again I asl< you to furnish to A union anouncement identi loing to start now," he said. the producers of food in our the proper authorities the names NANUET, N. Y. (JP) - Four fied the stevedoring firm as Gnf It was reported that the reason country." of any Oommunists presently deer appeared en main street yes flths and Sprague of Seattle. Jt for the change was based on a Dewey also said "the whole working In the executive brancb terday, smashed a couple of win saId work conditions would be atate board of education ruling administration is maklnll it (the of the ,overnment so lhat proper dows and headed for the woods the same. which bans the use of University charge) and they are malting it acUon may be taken." again. facilities for political speeches. up." Ferguson's suggestion coincided Three does and a fawn wand This ruling was set up by the with reports that the justice de ered onto the main thoroughfare Bagpipes To Cheer board of education to apply to partment is on the point of seek ~f lhis hamlet about 30 miles radio station WOI at Ames and ing indJctments against a number northwest of .New York City. One 'World Citizen' Is of former gO\lemment employes to WSUI, according to Prof. Ar doe jumped through the plBte Hawks at India na believed to have Communist con glass window of a barber shop thur Barnes, who teaches radio nections. news at the university. Seized by French md jumped rtgbt out. About 65 members of SUI's all Alex H. Campbell, assistant at Another doe ran into a back girl Scottish Highlanders will per Station officials said yesterday torney general, would neither con that a speech by Henry Wallace PARIS (JP)-French pollce freed workroom of a garage and then form at \he Iowa-Indiana football Garry Davis, 26, self-styled first firm nor deny reports that grand dived through an 18 by 2()..inch game at Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 2, In lowa City last SUmmer was juries are to be summoned soon in broadcast in part by radio station world citizen, last night soon af window. Authorities said they Bill Adamson, pipe major, an ter he was removed from United various cities to hear evidence in measured the window and stll1 nounced yesterday. It will mark WSUI. the alleged Communist cases Nations territory in the heart of wonder how the doe got through. the first appearance of the group Campbell did say, however, thai at Indiana. Paris. "an investigation has been going One hundred uniformed pollce Since the band was orgtlnlzed in i Wasps Take the Sting • on for months and is continuing." it swooped down on him ~nd took Sixteenth Child Born 1937, has' appeared at seven of lOut of Kids' Education him to a nearby pollee station To Woman in Illinois the Big Nine coaference schools. when he refused to accept a JOLIET, ILL. (UP) _ Mrs. Last year it performed at the 8-36 To Salut. City as Ohio State-Iowa football game In ATLANTA (JP)-Elght hundred three-month extension ot his visa Airforc. Day Observance Ncra Baker, 37, yesterday lave school kids lost their building to stay in France. Columbus, Ohio. birth to her 16th child {n 21 Yesterday because of wasps. The Indiana trip will follow That ended Da'6-Is' six-day A B-36 bomber will fly over years of marriage. Assistant FultOn County Police stand on ijIe doorstep of the U. Iowa City at 8:14 a.m. this morn performances during Iowa day at Chief E. O. Fitzgerald said a The new addition wu a boy, the Railroad fair in Chicago Sept. N. whiob he staged as part of his in, as a part of the nation's ob 30. The Hawkeye pipers will maintenance man accidentally set one-man campaisn tor world servance of airforce day. giving her eight boys and eight girls. The oldest child is 20. participate in a salute to Gov. afire the $250,000 E. Rivers government. The B-36, one of five which Robert D. Blue as part ot the trammar school in Atlanta's At the police station the former will take off (rom their Ft. COLUMBIA PROFE880R DIES pa,eant "Wheels A' Rollin' ". fashionable northside while burn U. S. army airforee pilot was Worth, Tex., base to salute Am NEW YORK (IP) - Mrs. Ruth Following the pageant, the kilt ine out wasp nests under the told he was not under arrest. He erlcan clties, will fly "as low as Fulton Benedict, 61, author and clad laulea will be conducted on root eaves. was advised, however, a,alnst is safe" over the cities on its professor of anthropology at Co a tour of the fair by officials of ( Al' WI.. ' ....) The building was gutted. School returning to the international tour. It will fly over Davenport lumbia university, died yesterday. the Rock Island railroad and will COUNT FOLKE BEB.NADOTTE or Sweden, United Na&lona ~tor In PaIeatlne who w .. Ibot ..... had been dismissed an hour strip where he bad pitdled a and Des Moines In Iowa as well Mrs. Benedict wrote "patterns perform at the Rock Island ex lUlled ,ellerd.. ,. In Jeruaalem, Is lboWil above sal.t~ Uae Jewish honor ruard which waa turned eat earlier. tent, as Iowa City. of culture" and other worla. hibit. for bUD wheD he ulletl on &be cit,'. mWtan pVerDor OD &D earlier villi A.,.. 10. .- • ( THE I)AlLY IOWAN, S.ATURDAY, SEPT. 18, ISola-PAGE Two .. D6verlp.ort 'Paddle 13 · 0 . .. . I.. . Haw~lets; to .~.~4~9~.~~ · ~~ Plltob ••(h ...... 75 ~ .M7 5\~ New York ...... 81 113 .ftl I SI. Loul •.... .•..... 16 6S .M' ftl~ C leveland ...... 88 6;i .fI' tIl Brooltlyn ...... 16 6~ .MS 0 Philadelphia ...... • 8~ II .61' 11\ New Vorlt ...... 13 GO .629 8\~ Oolroll ...... 08 l' .481 ,It tbe u Imps' Line Rends (ill Hitll;· Philadelphia ...... GO 81 .4J!1 23 SI. Louis ...... 55 8S .!H" , Cardinal Act·Downs Dodgers; ClneluaU ...... l1li 88 .4~O 23 Wubln(lon ...... 49 8.j .US .'\ peete' Cblcaro ...... In 82 .410 2.t1~ Chlearo . . . , ...... ~(J 93 .P1 4tb }lelterda,'. R~.ul" pJed~ Yut(rd.,.'. Res ult. Cleveland oj. W •• hloClo. I Oct. . Boston n, PIUsbu,rh 2 New Yo,k IS. Detroit 5 Her 1,000 See Stadium Dedicated' St. L oui. ". 8roo):I),0 2 BOllon O. SI. Loul. S Buts.·falilo Leading Braves Pbll ..delpbla G, Cbl.aro 3 Phll adelphl. 9, CIII.a(. 8 their Iowa ity high school 's inaugural of its new football stadium CJncinnaU 5. New Yo rk 8 Today'. PJt Cl ber. Jlities By CARL LUNDQUIST Toda.y·. Pltohe" Now York at O.trolt--Lop.t (16·8) YL fell in dismal defeat last night as the Hawklets lost to a spirited, CJpclonaU .t New York. - WebmllJer NewhuulIer 01·.0 NEW YOR.K «( P )-Eddie DYCI' Hlld his IllmblerH from St. (9-A) VI. Ha rtunr (S-8) BOlton Ilt se Louls-Oaleho•• e .... , bav smooth-working Davenport eleven, 13-0. 81.. Louis a t Brooklyn-8rn.le (7 ... 0) VI. VI. Ga.rver (7e8) The field, directly behind City high, wa dedicated during half TJouis,. positiveJy the hoUcHt lH!t to hit town since \'ul1lleville died, Erskine (6-2) or Taylor (2 .. 5) Washln('o. al Clo.el •• tl-Wyu (1-111 Olar!' combined acrobflt and ba ball yeo terua,\" to turn ill a significant r .... burcb at Bolton - O. termueller '". Zoldak (10- 10 ) Island time ceremonies as approximately 7,000 fans looked on. 'fhe Blue (8-8) ••• Spall. (14- 10) Pllilaaeiphia a t CJtI.a(o-S.bel ~ (\1-1) 4 to 2 victory ovel' th e Dodge l'!!, ( Only rame. I.h ed uled) · .1. Plpl.h ( I -G) Glenv Devil held the lead at the end of the first half, 7-0. .-raId The Little Hawks wpre powerleRS to move against a much Di1'ect from a smash run in Philad lphia. the troupers who still . have desigru on the National league ppnnnnt, got tb ei l' show Purdue Hoping! renY1 smaller Davenport line, which * * * Gophers Get Ready Iowa opened up gaping holes in the started in thi' tirnt inning whpn Red. chm'Jl(lienst WOII a suit of LAFAYETTE, lND. (UP) MINNEAPOLIS (UP) -Minnt Donal, clothes by banging a double Purdue, hoping to stop unbeaten locals' forward wall. The running Starting Lineups I sota brushed up On passing and son, a~ainst. a tailor's advertisement in into third place ahead of the Notre Dame next week with its pass defense yesterday in prt_ Cedar of the Imps' 137-pound left half IOWA CITY Po ,. DAVENPORT own brand of aerial warfare, Heltrlc:)< ...... L~ ...... Lindsey right fiel d. Dodgers but still fi ve and a half paration for the last major AU.nt back, Ward Shawver, was the out Hemlnfway ...... L r, ...... Br'yan concentrated on a vaunted pass scrimmage today before embark_ ' Schmidt ...... LG...... Guenther 'But the star of the cast was games behind the leading Boston Ul. ; . sla ding feature o! the entire Crumley ...... C ...... Lebuhn Stan Musial, who had a brand Braves Who scored a 6 to 2 vic offense yesterday us Bullet Bob ing for Seattle to meet the ' unl and game. J. Fenton ...... R} ...... 8chebier new routine. Musial, the league's tory over the Pirates. Johnny De Moss, Kenneth Gorgal, Bill versity of Washington Huskies Beasley ...... Rr ...... Lange Feldkircher and Bob Hartman did City hl,h recetvea the open B. Fenlon ...... RE ...... HlII most terrilic slugger, didn't get Sain scattered eight hils to win Sept. 25. OQlap ...... Q,a ...... Oaks a sih~le ~ingle, but his fielding his 21st game, striking out five the tossing in u lengthy practice Billy Bye, speedy back who may • In, kickoff on Its own 35-yard Snooll ., ...... LIlB ...... Shawver , WIlUams ...... RR B...... laser was .sensational. • batters and walking none. Mike session. . carry most of the untested run. Une with Gene Hettrick return- ,haln ...... FB ...... Moeller Manly Stanley was a rover McCormick led the Braves with a Varsity ends Bob Heck and ning attack, also appeared to haVe Score by quarters: Halfbacks' Harry Szulbol'ski and in&" the ball to his own 39. Iowa City ...... 0 0 0 (}-- Q boy In center lleld, making double and triple. the best throwing arm as Coach Davenpprt .. ·...... 0 7 6 (}--13 Norb Adams were the most effect Bernie Bierman tried most of his The Hawklets immediat~ly be three of the n(;ilest catches of Johnny Vander Meer of Cln- gan to move on the ground rolljng Substl(utes, Jo",. CIty-Dutcher. Yoder, hii or anybody else's career. ive receivers. halfbacks in the passing role. l R.te. Hay, Krall. Kupka. Lemme. Tqen clnnati scattered seven hits to to two of their three first- half nl('15 and Wltlte; Davenport - Beerl. The most l!pectacular was a fOOT8ALL win his 15th game, [opvlng the COLJ,EGE downs in the early minute. of the M~~~vet . ., Bates. G~rce . Hamann, Costl~ leapln, s~ab of a rlslnr Jlner Drakc 47. South Dakota State 0 Heat Halts Bucks ian, Lan.,! anp Hennann. Giants at New York 5 to 3. Valparaiso (Ind .) 20. Kalamazoo 13 contest. After moving to the Touchdowns, Davenport - Shawver. by Pe!! Wee Reese whlcb had COLUMBUS, 0., (UP) ~ Coach Jage.; Extra poInt.. DavenpOrt-Oak. Ted Kluszewski le!l the Reds SI. Louis 26. Dubuque 6 ~mons' 32-yard marker, Quarter an exira base label on It. Southeastern Oklahol''IlQ State 7, South ... Wesley ·Fesler called oft practice ( pl~ce kkll) with a. hOMer and two singles. east Missolll"i Slate 0 back Dick Doran's pass, intended Orfl cla~. - Harris Lamb, Willi. Lamb Musiai st; eaked toward the for his Ohio State foo tball play Virgil Stallcup also homered Norlh Dakota U. 20, Morning. ide 7 Hettrick, was intercepted by and Hap Wilson ball, juml,led, stuck up his PROFESSIQNAI, FOOTJlALL ers yesterday afternOOn because 6r for for Cincinnati. . Na.tlonal Learufl Jack Lebuhn of Davenport on his (Dally Iowan Photo by Erwin Gilmore) hand and there It was. Green Bay 31, Boston .0 the 92-degree heat. Fesler said own 20 and run back to the 308. DUTCHER DUMPED-Typical of the Davenvort football tpam's On two other occasions he came The Phils, battling to stay out ALL-AMERICAN CONFERENCE he cance11"ed the sessiOn "to ~ive hJud play anln8t the Iowa City Little Hawks last nigbt is shown in half an acre to catch fast of last place and to keep the Cleveland 28. ChIcago 7 FoJ1owing a Blue Devil punt to Sc Brltendruber WESTERN LEACUE the boys plenty of zip" lor their tl)e Towlj City 15-yard lIne, the a.bove. as Blue Devil Left End Dick Lindsey plow" into Dan Dutch droppinti. Texas league fly ' balls Cubs in there, deteated them 6 to Pit yo" regu.lation game scrimmage Sat TtOtlnCfs U-High er, City hl,h halfback, w.ith a head-on taekle. Davenport, with _ that appeared certain to be dam 3 at Philadelphia as Gran Ham Sioux City 6. LIncoln 4 Hawklets' left halfback, Harold (Lincoln leads fill.1 playoff (2-11 urday. . Snook, fumbled and Davenport much lIgbter line, completely outplayed the Ha.wklets in the aging hits. mer and Del Ennis hit homers (Sped~~ to The DailY Iowan) dedication of the new Iowa City field, winning 13-0. recovered on the Little Hawk 25. The victory put the Cardinals in a lour run fifth inning rally. WELLMAN - Funback Don Hammer's came with two men on ~he Imps moved to the 5-yard Schwa'rtzen'druber of Wellman base. STARTS TUE~DAY , line, then lost the balI on downs. high school was the whole show In the American league Boston QafliHlt Franllis Beasley ,punted; tr:rin~ heJe last r n~~ht . as W~l1ma,n retained its slim one game lead to get the Hawklets out d,anller, UniVersity high of Iowa Iowa City's Art Theatre ot t[o~p' ce" Joe LG>ois fo Defena World .Title over the second place Yankees but his boot went out of bounds Cit~ , 57-7. Directly From Broadway on his own 18. with a 9 to 3 victory over the S~hwartzendruber ran wild to Browns at st. Louis. The victory Davenport moved to the 6- score six touchdowns as Wellman Heavyweight Champ was clinched with a three run Our lst French Film of the Season I yard ' stripe In three plays wl&h racked up two m'arkers in each of College Life is Rough Hawkeyes Workout fifth inning rally that broke a 3- FUllback Gene Moeller and the first three quarters and three The Racy Escapades Thought Fullback Riley all lie. Wally Moses two run of Wade Oalj;s carrylnt the pig in the last I?eriod. Dick Patterson Changes' His Mind single was the key blow. Sam Five Scoundrels * skin. The first quarter ended scored tYJice and nOn Miller once. Mike Riley, now a second On Passing Game rolled into one NEW YORK (UP) -Joe Louis .emester freshman footbaU Mele hit a three run double for wjtJl, the. Demons on the 6, first Four of Schwartzendruber's runs Dr. Eddie Anderson put his Boston in the first inning and and a bewildered * and loal to go. changed his mind about retiring fullback, was told that he Merry Maidl were 45, 75, 80 and 85 yards. yesterday and announced that he must take 15 hours of univer- Iowa football squad through an Les Moss hit a homer for St. As the second period opened, Miller kicked three of the extra other light workout yesterday, Louis. points, . would defend his world heavy •ily work when he first came * Harry Jager ripped through the weight championship in June if here. stressing passing and pass de The Yankees sta.yed right be * * ** line to the 3. Moeller bulled to the Wi th 11 seconds to go in the either Joe Baksi or Ezzard Charles "That doesn't give me much fense. hinll by pummeling the Tigers, 2. On the next play Sh&~ver game, following the Blues only proved a worthy challenger. time to eat or study," Mike Of the 53 active players, all 13 to 5 at Detroit, banging out CONFESSIONS whirled around right end for th~ touchdown by Ron Coldsnow, are in pretty fair physical shape 11 hits including homers by Baksl at Kulp~ont , Pa., al)d pondered, "after I get about fj}'st touchqqwn. Oaks converted Schwartzendruber took the last ;Lx hours of slet-p. Seems like and in general the squad may be Johnny Lindell, Tommy Iten Charles of Cincinnati will firht the. extra point try. kickof! and raced 85 yards for the a mighty full schedule for 24 in better condition now than at rich, and Phil Riozzuto. Tomm), The Blue Devils scored their final tally. a l Q-round bout at Mad~n hours." any time last season, Trainer Byrne coasted to his sixth vic second and last touch down in the Squate garden, Nov. 12. He was relieved when the Doyle Allsup believes. tory although he yielded hom Three players. Fullback Ron first two minutes of the second Footbatl Games Today Louis, who announced his re 15-hour deal was explained as ers to Pat Mullin and Hoot hait. 15 hours of classes PER Headington, Halfback Jim Halli Evers. Arkllhsas at Abilene Christian (Little tirement June 25, surprised the burton and End Bucky Harris, Daven~rt again kicked oU, the WEEK, not per day. The Indians, still 2-'h games , }' Roc~) boxing world. His statement at remain on the injured list and * * * * b 11 rolling into the Iowa City end New Me> enized lens and 500-watt CUGAl J. ARTHUR RANK presenls lamp. S1Q.OO .nd HII 0rdItsln MARGARET LOCKWOOD ' D~NNIS PRICE IAN HUNTER In Photo'rapMa Dept.: JOAN GREENWOOD ST WEDNESDAY •. Filmed in Switzerlc;tnd • illS', RfUll DIUG STORE PLUS 12., t:a.t CoOe;. THE riSftllfa BEAR LAST CHIMCE "Color_ Cl'rlboo". 1 CO-HIT -NatIonally KeOwn for Com,lete Photorrapble SuP,lt. - Late News- Filmed In Mexico .:.: PORTRAIT of MARIA So----, - .. .--- .- ,._.. . -. . ..- ..... -...... - ~. TIlE DAILT IOWAN', IlATUllDAY. 8EP'i" II, lMI-I'AGB ftDZi DU's Return from Hanna Fined $102.50 . $UI's 16 Social Fraternities Their En gagemen's An nou nc~d !i!!!!!!r0!!i!i!!!!W!i!!I!ii!ft '!!!!!!!i!ft'!!!!i!!!Cai!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!pu!!!!!i!!!!!!!!s National Meeting On Larceny Charge William 1.. Hlnna, of near A'l'HEN8 JD8TOllY CIRCLE- Pour members of Delta Upsilon Inyite 2S0 Men To Pledge' The book. "Timmy OUI 0 f fraternity here recently returned Iowa City, wu fined 'IM.5O in Time," will be reviewed by Mn.. from Baltimore, fd.• where they police court by Judie Emil Tro~ Yesterday about 250 men tudent were invited to pI dge by E. T. Hubbard for members of attended the fraternity's national yesterday. Hanna w II found guilty of larceny. the university 's 16 social fraternities. A few more men af x· the Athens Hhtory circle. The con\'ention and leadership con peeted to be pledged within the next few days. After this all &rOup will meet at 3 p. m. Mon- terence. Trott suspended $75 of the pledging wiU be cancelled until day It the home of Mrs. E. W. Robert Fisher, C3, Adel, was fine on good behavior. Oct. 1. Robert R. Crum, Iowa City; Paulus. 237 F~rson avenue. the oflidal del~ate. The other Hanna was charged in a coun Here's a list of the students with William J . Davis, Burlington; IOWA CITY HOOSE LODGE members are Gaige Walters. el, t y attorney's information 0 f their home towns and the frater- Douglas Dierks, Iowa City; NO. ItH-A lltag party and fried H~rlan ; Dale Ande n. C4, Sioux stealing and carryln, away I Dities they were Invited to pledge. Charles H. Fry, Oklahoma City, chlck~n dinner will be held at City and Tom Green. A4, Water highway flare (rom a publla ALPHA TAU OMEGA Okla.; Robert 1.. Gilmer, Charles the Moose Duck club, Louisa 100. highwaY. Dave M. Clark, Cedar Rapids; City; Wayland K. Hicks Jr., Sioux county, the afternoon and eve- I"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Charles N. Cudworth, ' Rock City; Robert S. Miller, Cedar nlng of Sept 28 for members .)1 Island. Ill.; Frank S. Engels, Rapids; David McPberren, Mason Iowa City MOO5e Lodge No. 1096. Glenview. Ill.; Tbomas B. Fitz- City; Ted N. Seela. JefferliOn; Trap shooting will be,ln at .. Keuffel and Esser aerald, Glenview, Ill.; Gordon J. Warren P . Thompson, Kenilworth, p. m. Colored mavin, pictures of renyth, Colfax; Hank W. Louis, Ill., and l"r'ank Wallis, Fort outdoor life will be shown and Jowa City; James Rogert Mc- Madison. horseshoe pitching cont6$b will Log Log Decitrig Donald, Cedar Rapids; Jobn Nel- pm KAPPA PSI be held after dinner. SOil, Red Oak; William Pitllck, Bob Ackley, Ottumwa; Robert C. PO T ornCE CLERKS AUX Cedar Rapids; William F. Post, Berry, Albia; David J. Bullock, Atlantic; Robert A. Rasley, Iowa ILIABY - Mr. and Mrs. Frink SLIDE RULES Atlantic; Jack Glaza, Cedar Falls; Ul.; Malcolm K. Westly, Manly, Strub will be hosts to a meeting Tom W . Joslyn, Clear Lake; Rey of the lewa City Post Office and Eugene C. Zempouch, Wee nold C. Landon, Council Bluffs; In Rec-ulu a __. 'I .... CI~rkli' auxiliary at their cottage hawken, N. J. Richard A. McKay, Knoxville; BETA THETA PI on L a Ie e Macbride Tuesda. In Sew~d Luther C at In Extra Oha.... Stephen L . Nusser, Iowa City; Guests are to bring a covered James W. Bawden, Clear Lake; Clark B. Phillips, Ottumwa; J ames William S. Bayley, Evanston, Ill.; dish and table service (or the pot F. Pickens, Red Oak; William luck dinner. Members will meet RIES IOWA BOOK STORE Tommy L. Beck, Tulsa, Okla.; Reichardt, rowa City; Charles W. THE ENGAGI01ENT and approubln, maniace ot MR. AND MIlS. C. F. WERBACH. Lone Tree, an Charles H. Beiderbecke, Daven at 12 :30 p.m. In the poIt office Saathoff, Des Moines; Richard M. Belt Gule to Clelus J. luick I, announced by DOllDce Pte eqacemeat Ind aJl9ro1chhll ...m..-e park1.n8 lol port; Keith R. Burman, Burling Strasburg, Iowa City; Richard L. the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georn or their claacbter. Carobn. to Marvln E. Ste.u-. ton; James P. Callahan, Sioux Thompson, Cedar Rapids; and Gute, Glidden. I\lr. fulck Is the son of lr. and MnL Loaiavtlle, KJo. Mr. uphen la the 10ft 01 Alre,.,. TaUs, S. D. ; Donald B. Chadima, Robert B. Vollmar, Holstein. John Mulek, Gillespie, Ill. A vaduate of UI chool uphena, LOlllnille. MIN Werblch and Mr. tepb. Cedar Rapids; Clark A. Colby, PI KAPPA ALPHA of nurslne. II Gull' I now ~mplo ed a ccneral en..... aaualed rom the tile UnlversU,. or low. Des Moines; Robert B. Goode, jr~, starr nlll'8e In Diversity ho pltal. The weddlnc will In Jane. .uter the ",eddlnl' in Loae Tree 06" t, Des 'Molnes; Thomas K. Griffith, Bruce B. Bartley, Iowa City; take place ept. 23 at t. TI\Qm . I\10re chapel. Utey plaD to make theIr home on the west _ t. Des Moines; Joe J. Halbach, Ralph E. Bond, Colfax; Melvin V. Clinton; Craig T. Harper, Iowa Carney, Cedar Rapids; Michael J . sored by the national recreation Men'S WEAR by City; William F. Hittler, Iowa Costas, Cedar Rapids; Lloyd J . City; Dean L. Knutson, Fort Harold, Glenwood; Robert E. Files Petition for Recreatl"on Congress association and ends Sept. 30. Dodge; Richard H. Miller, Clayton, Larson, Ottumwa; Joseph T. Separation Decree A 3f ~I Mo.; John J. Murray, Iowa City; Leinfelder, Iowa City; William S. ttracts rom Robert F. Qgden, Clinton; Eldon Reed, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Jerry Rulh M. Maske. 1212 Broadway Dahl, Boone; Don J. Pyles, St. P. Shipton, Davenport; David T. street., filed a petition (or a de- Three members of the Unlver Wanta'MMt Joseph, Mo.; John S. Roaeland, Smith, Hampton; Charles W. cree of separate maintenance sity of Iowa faculty are expected Clear Lake; Judson B. Seeley. Stiles, Ottumwa; James D. Taylor, from Ellery A. Maske jn the to attend the 30th National Re BREMERS Mount Pleasant; Jack A. Sennett, Davenport, and Donald R. Wagner, Johnson county district court creation congress in Omaha, Neb., SUZY Mason City; Herbert E. Sitz, Dav- Iowa City. yesterday. Sept. 26. enport, and Richard N. Young, SIGMA. 'ALPHA EPSILON Mrs. Mask a. ked custony or They are Earl E. Harper, di- Des Moines. Jack J . Cusack, Cedar Ra pids; tour children, posession of their rector of the school at fine arts; DELAIR? DELTA em James C. Doan, S. Pasadena, home and aulomobile and such C. H. McCloy, research professor Richard L. Dunkin, Iowa City; Call!.; Robert E. Ford. Cedar alimony as the court may find of physical educaUon. and Miss The Gal With Clarence Glotfelty, Batavia; Don- Rapids; Robert L. Grahl, Des suitable. Helen H. Poulsen, Instructor In aId W. Eggleston, Osceola; Carl J. Moines; Richard M. Griltlth, ----- physical ducatlon. Plenty of Goetz Jr., Iowa City; Robert A. Kansas City, Mo.; David I. Lod- ENTENCED FOR , PYINO Harper will speak at a panel LlGrange, Vinton; William James wick, Ottumwa; Leo A. Marolf, SOFIA, BULGARIA (JI")-It was discussion of collele recreation SPear, Oakdale; William M. Du- Davenport; Robert O. Melsha, orricially announced 1051 night that programs. Sept. 27. and McCloy SAVOIR· Bois, Chicago; Hollis Duecker, Cedar Rapids; James B. McDon- six Bulgarian clti~cns were lIiven will help lead a discussIon at the Stratford; Dean Percy, Bondu- aid, Dubuque; Robert D. Mc- death sentences and two others session on Lamily recreation the life imprisonment on charges o( same day. FAIRE rant; Don Strub, Iowa City; Al Donald, Dubuque; Bob B. Pfeifer, spying for Turkey. Th f' d ' I j Bruce, Ott umwa; J im Kruse, VLn-. Sioux Falls, S. D.; Jack C. Ryan, ___ _ ton; LaVerne Nuzum, Orson; John Dubuque; Gerald F. Schamel'S, 1~~~~~~~:...... ~.::e~~lv~e~-~ay~m~e~e.~n~g~~s ~s~p~o~n~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D. Harris, Humboldt, S. D., and Perry; -Gene L. Slack, Oskaloosa; Roger Beckstrom. Rockford, Ill. James R. Stith, Kansas City, Mo. ; DELTA TAU DELTA Wilbur J . Teeter, Iowa City; Wal- ATURD 'AY Sam J. Betar, Kewanee, Ill.; ler Walker, Ottumwa; Larry E. Douglas Bleakley, Des Moines; Doan, S. Pasadena, Calif., and AT Orlilf A. Clark, Ottumwa; John Vernon E. W1Ue, Williamsburg. P. Tinley, Council Bluffs; Tom SIGMA em S, AVINGS O.UNN'S Prantz. Fort Madison; F. Paul Morton R. Baker, Ottumwa ; Goodland, Davenport; Henry M. James B. Grossweller, Chicago; J.eger, Clinton; Dana B. Kasner, Robert L. Davis, Eldora; Clyde C. Avoca; Robert W. Moen, Des GrtIfen, Sioux City; John Q. Har A(T NOW! Moines;' Gerald J . Scholtes, Esther- grove, Jackson, Mich. ; Keith H. ville; Charles K. Smith, Fort Harrls, Phoenix, Ariz.; Carl W. Madison, and William R. Zoeckler, Hendrickson, Cedar Rapids; Rlch- ... Davenport. ard Houston, Iowa City; Arnold R. • DELTA UPSILON Kupker, Charles City; William L. John R. Casey, Mason City; Launspach, Dubuque; Ed S. Lisle, William D. Dalne, Ames; Donald Clarinda; James E. Murray, She! L. Krieg, Iowa City; John R. don; David L. McClellan, Council Rude Jr., Marshalltown; Dave R. Bluffs; Rod McDonnell, Marshall rhoensen, Davenport; Virgil Troy- town; Charles E. McLaughLin, Des 50% er, Iowa City; George J. Clark, Moines; James E. Schick, Daven Ames, and Howard Sohn, Harlan. port; Philip J . Schick, DavenporL; pm DELTA THETA Shorry Schultz, Lava Hot Springs, Frank O. Albertson, Sioux City; Idaho; Orville Smith, Grinnell; Below CLOSEOUT OF 112 Below Edgar A. Aleshire, Plymouth; Don John J. Stiles, Ottumwa; Don E. L. Bittner, Estherville; Kay L. Woodard, Kansas City, Mo., and Costl FALL and WINTER Costl Bredensteiner, Shenandoah; Stan- Jack R. Zoeckler, Davenport. ley J. Bridges, Des Moines; Dave SIGMA. NU N. Carstensen, Clinton; WllIiam Lester M. Dyke, Sheldon; Dar- E. Cochran, Des Moines; Richard reU E. Hanel, Boone; John A. Cormick, Mount Pleasant; Jack M. Hewitt, LaGrange, Ill.; Kenton M. Egertson. Estherville; Wayne J. Klein, Des Moines; Albert I. Nicol, Freshour, Ottumwa; Gene L. Milford; Wayne E. Rile, Des Gettys, Oskaloosa; Delmar W. Moines; Harold L. Stevens, Des D,RESSES Girard, Atlantic; Pete J. Hedlln, Moines; Glen F. Stover, Hampton; Rockford, Ill.; John J. Lutgen, Ted TrammeU, Des Moines; Ed Values to $2~.95 Waterloo; Richard V. McNamara, ward P . Trom; John R. Wilson, Des Moines; LaVerne I. Nilsson, Des Moines, and Richard W. Rockford, Ill.; Don K. Hennin,,- Wolle, Mason City. FORM RL Y PRICED sen, Atlantic; Rex J. Ryden, des SIGMA. pm EPSILON Moines; Norman E. Snider, Water- William F. Brannan, Cedar · 17.95- 19.95-22.95- Reduced 100; John J. Towner, Des Moines; Rapids; Gerald W. Buxton, Iowa Tpomas P. Treyner, Sioux City; City; Keith E. Cole, Galesburg, Austin B. Turner, Corning; Don Ill.; James W. Morrison, Wayne, 24.95-29.95 , To C. Weideman, Sac City; Robert E. Nebr.; John E. McCarty, Iowa City; Whlie, Webster Groves, Mo., and Maurice R. Schll1ing, Nashua; George W. Wittekind, Western Walter E. Schluter, Rutland: Sizes to 9 to 24Y2 Springs, Ill. Robert A. Sedlacek, Cedar Rapids; pm EPSILON PI Walter Stock, Storm Lake; and Herbert L. Belkin, Sioux City; Glenn A. Whittle, Chicago. Myles Braverman, Iowa City; THETA XI Just See for Yoursef'f-The.e Terrific Sherwin B. Brotman, MaUne; Gerald C. Bosshart, Chicago; Bargains ... Way Way Below Co.t Arthur R. Epstein, MemphiS, James C. Brettman, LaGrange, IU .; Tenn.; Robert J. Farber, Daven- John R. Edwards, Ames; Ranny • port; Wilbur S. Friedman, Sioux W. KeUaway, Anita; Richard D. 47 Fu" Length Early City; Ira H. Gessner, Hempstead, Knowles, Oowanda, N. Y.; Howard And Shorty Fall and N. Y.; Micbael J. Goldstein, T. Lavrien, Iowa City; Marvin E. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Julian H. Gutter- Luehrs, Sheboygan, Wis.; Jack A. Style. COATS Winter man, Flandreau, S. D.; Robert S. MacAllister, Vinton; Richard H. Leiserowltz, Des Moines; Richard Perkins, Hedruck. S. Levitt, Des Moines; Laurence E. pm KAPPA SIGMA Th ... Myers, Des Moines; Perry I. Nad- Greg L. Blackstone, Oak Park, Reduced Ate ' ler, Waterloo; Larry E. Rottman, III.; Donald L. Caito, Belvidere, And Val".. The largest and most complete assortment of .. CoupcJl Blutts; Robert L. Rosen- TIl.; Richard A. Martin, Hamburg; To To blum, Des Moines; Qerald B. Tom Peddicord, Fort Dodge, and Bindler, Des MoInes; Lawrence J. Duane E. Stahlhut. Tripoli. $ll5.00 men', and young men's slacks ever shown in ,hi. Sl!rel, Davenport; Jerome Sigel, Ottumwa; Marvin Solomon, Do- ENDORSE DEMOS ..dion of IOWA. buque; Richard A. Stern, Perry: CHICAGO (J1?-The American SIZES ARE BROKEN - BUT TI1ERE'S ONE SPlENO\O and RIchard W. Turchin, SIoux federation of hosJery workers, an City. Independent union claUnlnI 30,000 GROUP OF HALf SIZES - SEE THEM AlLl PHI GAMMA DELTA members, yesterday endorsd the Ralph K. Amend, Des Moines; Truman-B ark ley presidential There'. DO let·up in the popularity of fine quality alacb. William G. Bauer, Omaha, Nebr.; ticket. Close Out 116 CoHon So we never let down on our excellent selectiona. Thia fall, as uaual, we have complete .toeb including grey flannel. ATTENTIOM gabardine, corduroy, and tweeda ... all at the right pi<:.e to let You buy plentyl PHYSICIANS-SURGEONS Don't Mill Seeing Th ... THE MAX WOCHER & SON CO• Values to $16.95 Reduced '0 . Ru been I.pplflft. tile lIle4laal profeulon for 111 fears. We can fill four eftrJ need In 8&alDleea Steel Saqtcal 1nItnunent. ... medical eqalpmenL RUSS PHEIUS-IOWA REPR. Duhuqu '. 1m No. at. Phone 3302 -- McBride's Hcill I ~ ~ UN'" Date With Destiny: S-ept_, 21, '1948 The Da/~ IoWan I . '- -+------::------ESTABLISHED 1868 Dogs Ju~t Don'l Understand "Bernadotte's Death Agitates Palestine SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1948 By BILL McBRIDE Third in a Series While walking acro s campus ye"terday, admiring the clean· By Dally Iowan Research Staff i'UbUabed daDy es:cept Monday by Stu- IBMBJI:R or TD AS8OCIAT&D PRJ:88 cut appearance of Old Capitol since its face.lifting job, I heard a "'Dl PubUcaUonl. 1J1c. Ente1'ed as leO- The A.oelated Pre. II el\tltlecl exclu- The shocking assassination of i!'!"! cIau ~ matter at the po.toW.,. .. _.... """'u at Iowa City, Iowa under the act of COfto ..v~ to th. UM for repub"",_ "" ot . hrill whi tIe. Count Folke Bernadotte will ex ...... of March I, 18'111. all the local n.... printed In tb1a Dl'W'" Looking around, I saw no one at first. Then I spotted lilY old plode the Palestine situation be paper, as well as an AP new. ~tdIeI. 8ubaerlpU- rate.-By carrier In low. friend Ed, who happens to be an hish sethn" He .beckoned to fore the UN general assembly ClIy 10 Genu weeldy or " pet year In United Press Leased Wl~" Service like a bombshell. s.... -.Ivane.: &Ill: month.l $3 .85: three montlu m languidly, and. although- r disapproveo! dogs whistiUlg at ...to . 'lIy man In Iowa ,'.GO per y ...: men, since it reverses the nature of the Man.Dog relationship, I The deed climll-xes a long _., ....mthl $3.80: three monlha $2. An4 Board of Trustees:• LedJ. O. Moeller. ~~ Mason Ladd. A. eral. Baird, Paul R . walked over to him. series ot events that have been com:::: :lib.. mall lubscrlptJOlllf sa per fear; ala ""on 1I1OIIlha ",26: three mOl.tbo Olson, Lester Brooks, Steve Dlnnll!'. fS.JII. Kathryn McNwnan, RIchard Dice, K.I~ too strong for the feeble hand pa /\. Glaa&ow. • • of Internationalism to check. n.D •• POWNALt.. rab1l1ber "Mae," Ed aid, "I'd like to have you meet a friend of ¥t! . CHARLES SWANSON ------The UN general assembly will "erv A...IJtan&, to the Publi.her Telep~ mine." .He pointed to a black dJlchshund who wagged hi tail find that guns have accomplished tond BENE CARNEY 8mlneu OffIce ...... 61.1 in an amiable manner, but said not hing. "Bob neVel' talks," Ed be BUllae.. Maoa,er £CIltortal Office ..... , • ' ...... in Palestine what its resolutions oIon OJUL E. IO'E.S •••111 .. Society OffIce ...... 6111 explained, "but he understands every word YQU say." could not. The Holy Land has lour tlItO 1 went thrmlglr tll 1IS1ta~ coudesies of shqki11g )~a1l.(ls and been partitioned. .ho mllttel'ed (£ happy·/o·ltavc·7IIe/·YOlI be/ol'e starting on my way ..,rn-oo Opposing forces of the Star of "DI Epitaph to a Broken Heart again. David and the Crescent have \orb . "Not so fast," Ed called crossly, "I want )Iou to explain some 11 0 been battling in Palestine before Cha. With rushing at nn end, the fraternities have just been through things to Bob for me." Reluctantly T went back, but ouly becau e the UN was an embryo. By the the a session of much activity and much publicity. 'Phi leaves the I didn't WOllt to alienate Ed, who is a splendid source of infoI" time the UN got around to the ~lc::::: poo~ social orders in some sort of vaCUllm; some students wondering mation. problem, postwar conflicts and \11'1_ where to go from Lere. He's been on tIle campus for year, and 11.a a totally differen others of long-standing were The ft'aternity system her has b en aCCll ed of having out·1iv d slant on campus doin!?S. There are times when Ile's a bit dog churning Palestine into a foam. its nsefLllness. I t has been bittcrly attacked-somet imes upheld. matic, but I gues if anyone has a l'ight to be dogmatic, it's a dol!'. Ever since the Balfour de It can well wonder where it is going hom Ilere. •••• elaratioll in 1917, the Jews have Last March a member' of the official SUI family gave a speech .' been planning to set up a He- at the Men's Interfratemity association banquet. .An e:r1Jlanatioll by Ed lold me that he. tIJIl' havi~lg dif/iclllty brew state in Palestine. Alter e:rpldining tlle'·1M,,·,·,!! in and SUI World war II with most Euro- At that time he annollnced that if the pre.initiati0f- practires of orti1 ity around to Bob, (meaning rou'ghly, hazing) of fraternities would be abandoned who only "ecently came to thff campus. pean Jews uprooted or killed, I asked Ed what it was in particular Bob wanted to know. He the Jewish 'people turned to Ute then the fraternities, as snch, would no longer be in jeopardy.• replied that he was getting absolutely no where explaining why west for help In setting UP a He added that if . C'holarship stan lin.g were rai ed too, all the all these young human beings suddenly popped up for no appat·- homeland. objections to fraternities would disappear. ent reason. A week ago there was hardly a person stirring on The Arabs - arch-rivals for But Mrs. GLenn Frank, writer and lecturer, in 1945 raised a SUI's well.kept lawns, and now there was barely room for a co~b'ol of Palestine - opposed basic objection to social fraternities and sororities. 'rhey were peace·loving dog to take a nap 01' whatever else peace.lovhlg this. In 1946 the Arab league was e££ete, useless-even hat'mful, she said. 'I'hey break more bearts dogs do. " ./ormed to keep the Jews out of of aspiring rushees than they can Jocdeem in later value, she said. Palestine. That article got l1er tossed out of her. orority. • • • Fabulous oil deposits were be UN Mediato'r Bernadotte: His Cause Was Peace This seemed like a simple question, so r turned to Bob and saill She spoke herc in thc summer of 1947 and repeated much of her Ing exploited by westerners in Working from Rhodes Headquarters, BernadoUe (Right) 'Arranged Truce original attack against the fraternal system. • ratber dramatically t.hat the youth of Iowa arid many other sta.tes Arab league eountries. Russia o the bazing objection and cholat' hip objection are only a migrated to IC every year to get an education so that they might saw in Palestine an opportunity part of the pictlll·e. build a better world for everyone to live in ... even dogs. to penetrate to the Mediterran was another* irritant.* *A special We might add another "jf" to those addressed to the inter "Oh, tosh 1" Ed blurted, "Come off it, Mac. That stuff doesn't ean. session of the general assembly WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR fraternity association in determining if fratel'nal groups are in mearl a thing to Bob ... he tbiliks gettin.g educated means learn The w est was trapped. appointed Swedish Count Folke SalurdLy. Sept. 18, 1048 11 :15 ...m . George Wrl,ht, HammoDd Jeopardy. ing where to hide a bone, or the delicate art of unsetting a gar Pledged to build a Jewish Bernadotte as special mediator. 8:00 a.m. Morning Chapel homeland on one hand, busi Or,an If sororities and fl'atcl'nitie would adopt something less than bage bucket. Explain the corc course program to him." By then the Arabs had invaded 8:15 a.m. News II :30 a.m. Proudly We Hall ness eonslderatiol1s and t1te 8:30 a.m. Southland Singing lordly supel'ior Sllap judgment in selecting initiatcs- if they were • • • Palestine and the Jews were de 9:00 a.m. ORGANIZATIONS 12:00 noon Rhythm Rambles cold war stl)pped them on the lending their proposed homeland. 9:30 a.m. Music Han V.rleUe. 12 :30 p.m. News able to justify theit' random sele ·tion of tbe cho. en ones on a few A/ie,' all1wst two yeat·s at SUI it seemed tHat 1 should be suf other. 10:00 8.m . The Bookshelf 12:45 p.m. Sports Time days notice--if they hlld any c011s01ation short of bittel'nes and ficiently trained to uplain \2. .~im'Ple little thin.g like core On May 15, lS48, the Jews 10:15 8.m. Aner Breakfast Collee 1:00 p.m. Musical Chats The United Stales had heavy created their new state, Israel, 10:45 a.m. Sarety Speaks 2:00 p.m. News tears to give the undesired ones; then these social orders would COltrses. business investments salted away 11:00 a.m. News 2:15 p .m . SIGN OFF find themselves les~ in j opal'dy for their existence. I started out giving an example of a young man deciding to be· with the U. S. and RUssia nod in Saudi Arabia and a military ding approval. More than at any othel: time of year, the fall rushing- in spite come a floor wax salesmaJ1..rl'o be a good floor wax alesman, the interest in the "soft under-belly ot it glamor and gaiety-is part of the "jeopardy" they men young man would need an education. of Europe." Britain, administer Count Bernadotte invoked a temporary truce, then tile seml WMT Calendar WHO Calendar tion in the same breath as fraternities. He would come to the univel'Sity and enroll, $iving commerce ing the Holy Land under trustee pennanent one now In effect. as bis major. It took awhile to explain exactly what a major ship, was as interested in keep 6:00 p.m. News. MeM.~tln 6:00 p.m . Concert Hour ing the Arab nations happy as it Before this was done, however, 6:15 p.m. Music Memos 6:30 p.m. News. Nelseh was, but 1 think r £iJlally got it BCI'O S. 6:3~ p.",. Gene Autry l :OO p.m. Radio City Playho\lS@ was in helping settle Europe's the shooting war in Palestine 7:00 p.m. Sine It Again 7:30 p.m. Truth or ConuqUWH I A Modern Man W,ithout a Country • • • wandering Jews. was pretty well decided. Israel 8:00 p.m. Morey AmsterdAm 8: 00 p.m. Your HltParade . Having established a foundatiOn, I took the natural science 8:30 p.m. II Pays To Be Ignorant 8:30 p.m. Barn Dance I Jamborl!e When the showdown came late was on toP. , 9:00 p.",. Alrforce Program 9:.00 p.m. Ba\"f\ Dance Party With horrifying symboli sm, the fot'ces of anarchism have wiped field by the horns. The lon.ger I talked about the advantages of W hen the security council 9:30 p.m. Mllitary Ball 9:30 p.m. Barn Dance JubILee in 1947, it came in the UN gen ]0:00 p.m. News, MCMartin 9:45 p,m. Barn Dance Varieties out a true spirit of internationalism-a modern man without a knowing all about biology and earth science, tlle more puzzled eral assembly. meets in emergency session today 1011:15 p.m. Sports. Cummins 10:30 p.m. Dennis Day country. the exprcssion became on Bob's face. 10 :30 p.m. Auto Race News 11 :00 p.m. Your Alrforee Shakily walking the narrow over Bernadotte's death and 11:15 p.m. Olf the Record 11 :45 p.m . Music, News Count Folke Bt'l'Jladoit e is dead and the world is aghast. He whispered ,'omething in Ed's ear, and Ed sbook his Ilead fence between Jewish and Arab when the .general assembly takes Th truce he broJl.goht to the Holy Land is- at this writing negatively and said to me, "Bob say. you '1' confusing him. Fit'st I!'!!seniment, the western powers up the question o~ the Holy Lalld still ill force. 'rhe lives be saved by halting Arab·Jewish fighting you say this guy wants to be a floor wax sal sman, and now you've proposed the Holy Land be part partition, the tinge of anarchism cannot be tabulated. got him bl'ealting open geodes with a stone hammer. Don't con itioned inlo two states politically w ill be presen t. The situation in Palestine was dark last June when the UN ap· fuse th issue. " with interdependent economies. The state of Israel. aU too ar OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN pointed Count BeJ'llodotte mediator. People scoffed. '1'he UN • • • The partition plan was adop rogant over its military successes, has 110 !luthority, they hlUghed. The big powers cannot agree ] th01tght 1m' a moment, u1t(l then W(e a Ilash it carne td me. ted ou Nov. 29, 1947. The U. S. must stand the blame Cor Berna on a govemOl' .r01· peaceful 'I'J'ieste, much less for flaming Pales· 1 remembm'ed what a p1'ofressor had fold 'IIIe one da.y when 1 was its guiding spirit; the Jews doj;te's death-. The Arab forces tine. was still as nninforrlte(l as Bob is. Immediately endorsed it; the strongly represented in the UN Arab league prepared for war. have a new baSe from which to But they , electrd Bel'nadotte. Unanimously. asked llim if he knew what spec~1ization meant. He nodd d I And war they had. The guer 'attack the Jews. The former head of lIl!' Swedi h Red Cross who negotiated his head yrs. '1'hen I asked him if he thought bein.g a floo)' wax rilla-like fighting broke into a And other members of the UN Germauy's surrender in 1945 secretly with Heinrich Himmler alesman was sp cializing. Again he nodded affirmat.ively. We major conflict through the early -flushed with emotion over the went to work in Palrstil,le. The helligerents were arrogant, but were getting along fille. months of 1948. In February, the murder of a citizen of the world Bernadotte won their respect. It was tIl en that I told him what the professor had Once told U. S. about-faced alld proposed - may not be content to accept After bringing a temporar'y peace to Pale tine, Bernadotte and me. I said, ''In ordel' to be a better specialist one must also gen. the partition plan be shelved. the decision in Palestine which UNIVERSITY CALENDAR his staff patiedtly tried to'de-militarize Jerusalem where Jewish eralize in wide fil'lds. 'rhe fictio1191'Y floor wax 1181esman would Instead of soothing things, it was decided with the sword. Recreation Associlltion, WO\lltD'J and Arab troops met fae to face. be more proficient at his job b canse he would have become a Friday, Septem.ber 17 His midsummer cfforts have strengtbened the prestige and t)le gene"alized specialist after completing four years of college cur· * * * * * * 7:15 p.m. University Women's Gymnasium. material structure of Ille United Nations. riculum. ' , Association meeting for alJ new Tuesday, Seplelllber Zl women, Macbride Auditorium. By ol'd1'ring gnat'ds to watch UN propprty and later to observe 8:00 a.m. Registration for upper · . .. 8:30 p.m. Mass meeting for all the tnJ('c, he f'OI'CCc\ into being thc first international police force. I'll con/ ess, 1 I ell l)retiy SIIt1tg, bu t Iw1r.m 1 looked lor t71 {' class students, Field House. , East·west dis '6reement bad blocked sucll a move for over three new men students, Macbride Au light 0/ 1mdet'stancling in Hob '.~ face, all 1 sow 1J)a.~ a, blo11k, ditorium. 7;,30 p.m. Student Council Pm years. blank stm·. It hadn't ,·egistered. Saturday. September 18 gram, introducing student leadeD Bel'lladoltc's job of ~etting up temporary trucr was accpm and campus activitiess, Macbride a Ed said, "Let's just forget the whole thing, Mac. It W8 uice of 8:QO p.m. Open House, Iowa plish d. lie was making sure the truce wa maintained when you to try, but lei's just forget the whole thing." Union. Auditorium. extt'emists struel, llim down. 'I'hat', all right for Eel to say. He doesn't have to live Witll this 1:00 p.m. Orientation groups for Wednesday. Sel\tetnllet U It is now up to thr diplomats of the world meeting in Paris to feeling of having failed in a job. men meet according to schedules 8:00 a.m. Registration for Litl av nge Bernn 10W"s Math. 1'his sl10uld not be vengeance in the U has been gnawing at me all day, but 1 'm gradually convinc given lit Friday evening meeting. eral Arts new stUdents accord or<;1inary sense. It should be one of flushed desire to bring jus ing mysel£ that it wasn't me at all. Bob is jnst an f'xceptionally Monday, September 20 ing to number, Field House. tice into the hell-on·earth once known as the" Holy I.Jand." stupid dog. 8:00 a.m. Orientation meeting 8:30 a.m. Registration for treeb for freshmen entering Engineer men in Pharmacy, Room HI ing, Room 103, Electrical En Pharmacy-Botany building. • gineering building. 8:ob p.m. Entertainment, Mac Babes 'in the Woods 'urkey Drilling for 8:30 a.m. Orientation meeting bride Auditorium. l for all new students entering Thursday, SepteOtberts Pharmacy, Room 314 J;'harmacy Oil Behind Shr1)ud Botany building. 7;30 a.m. Opening of Clanes.' W~ENOO 8: 15 a.m. InduMion Ceremoll)', 8:00 a.m. Registration for upper West Approach of Oid CapitoL we EAT'? ' Of j Offi~I~15~recy class students, Field House. Saturday, Septembel'lI 7;30 p.m. Open House and Play 2:00 p.m. Football-Iowa vs. By Menno IDoerkllen Night, sponsored by Women's Marquette Urn. Iowa Sta6ium. , Unl$ed Preis Staff Correspondent I$TANBUL, XURKEY (UP) (For Information regarding dates beyond this scheaale. Engineers believe 'Turkey may see reservation'! In the office or the President, Old C~W.) have some of the largest oil fields in the middle east, bljt govern ment officials have pulled a cur GENERAL NOTICES tain of secrecy over ,the suspected bonanza. UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE FALLT~ . Until a few months ajO, Tur Golfers wishing to avoid con Freshman orienlatilln ac1l~UIlI key did not produce a drop of gestion on the first tee of the uni for the fall term start .fjeptenili oil. Now en~ineers bj!lieve she versity go!! course should arrange 16. t:lasses begih september '21. may become independent of for for stQrting time every afternoon eign oil with,in . ~ree years. Ker Bnd also Saturday and Sunday / COOPERATIVE ' 8T~1 domestic requirements are 400,000 mornings. The golf COUl'se will The annual meeting of the WI: tons 01 oil a year. l open at 6 a. m. Saturday and Sun ried Students Cooperative _ mtier so~ ' lndlcatea the day and at 7 a. m. other days. Call will be held Oct. 11, at ?:S01; \ deposits mirhl rival the hure Israeli Troops Parade in Tel .Aviv extension 2311 for starting Urne. in conference room 1 at the'l fields In Irl!>D, Iraq and ~rabla. Union. All shareholdel'\! Of Government Qfficials fear a l}'hUe 'the United Nations Groped, a Nation Was Bo~n 'store are eligible to attend. ", . rush of foreign nations to capi UNIVERSITY LlBEARY HOURS bers of the store's board 'Of' 5 lhe . . tll1i?A on th~ 'suspected new Library schedule from ~ue. to tors will be elected for IV.altho ' Therefore their comments Sept 22 for the reading room, ing year. . Wl!fl! jimited to a statement th3t Blames Steel for StaUing Car Production Macbdde halli reserve and perio they h«)pe to make Turkey "in dical reading rooms and govern BAND AUDITIONS.·· ) dependent of outside oil some By Charles H. Hanson unanimous in picking the villain ment documents department, libr Auditions for memberiHfp .. 1/1 time in the foreseeable future." United Pre,ss Staff Correspondent of the melodrama, "How long ary annex, and education-philoso football and concert bands. Drilling already has started on DETROIT (UP) - Automobile will the old heap last?" What phy-psychology library, East hall. be held in room .15 of tfle ~ a s.,all scale at Ramandag, Where industry experts have nothing keeps the new car away from will be 8:30 a. m. to nOOn and 1 studio building, dally from atii to 5 p.m. one well is producing 50 tons a but pessimism to offer to those the motorist's door is simply steel to 4:30 p. m. MondaY to Friday day. at II depth of 6,000 feet. who believe they will be able to -or the lack of it. and 8:30 a. m. to noon on Satur· -- ... ExIterts believe far vaster oil walk into a dealer's showroom "There does not seem to be day. UNIVElt8IT1' OltCHEtn'Iil pools lie only 3,000 feet deeper. next year and take their pick. any immediate relief from ma Schedules for other departmen For informaUon C9II ..... J)ptlmbtlc report. also have According to one report, if one terial shortages in prospect," said tal libraries wHl be posted on the university orchestra, see J _n comln&' in from Adaaa, half of those waiting for new L. L. Colbert, president of the doors of each library. Clapp, room 110, MSB, or at ualr the south seacoast of Mer- cllrs suddenly found them sprout Dodge clivision of Chrysler cor field:house during re,lJtra Sept. 20-22. 81" from Rlza, on the eastern ing)n the back yard, the factor poration. MIXED ()HORUS e.-.. of Turkey's Black lea ies still would churn for a year Speaking before the annual Tryouts for the university mixed .~re, and from Enerum. iu to satisfy the rest of the cus STU bENTS FOR W~" convention of the American As chorus will be held in room 103 Students for 'Wanace will e.t-eentral Analolla. tomers. sociation of Motor Vehicle Ad of the Mu~ic buIlding beginning 'I\Jrkey reportedlY does not And the supply situation ap their first meetin& ~ ttbe ministrators, Colbert said Dodge Sept. ' 18 through Sept. 22. Old semester at 8 p.m. 'J1hl,lJ'ada,; . ha~e the capital to exploit these pears to be getting worse instead dealers still are hard pressed to .members must report. RehearSllls Sept. 23, in the .Ieol9u_ _ weUs fully. Officials kilO"" rqr of better. The industry does not meet demands of long-promised are held on Tuesday and Thursday ium. Bud James, intern. elgn investors are eyeing the expect to be able to meet the customers. evenings from 7,15 to 9:15 in the representative bf the CIa mafket, but the Turks fear what demand in the predictable fu "If anything, we are less able south music rehearSal hull. For equipm~nt workers.w~~~:J~ mll\lt happen If foreliners came ture. not. than we were in IHO to Information call Pro!. Stark at "The Need for a Prog[ in. Industry spokesmen are almost make deliveries," he said. X227B. Now ." • • " __~AUl r. m'W' • "tr11s wJU ba"e itl first maet~ In tel· IF · Ph'I' · ~~I::'U. \1>1 ~;:n-o~p ":.~I ~O:e ormer I Ippme Church Calendar ;:Zt#';~~$2:~!~ Missionary To Talk I1 lenon and IWO bll1IO"H are ,,_eel, TIlt .rudenl "hoIr, UDder 1be dl.ree1lon ot I 'e h II MtDnoolte Go. pel Mlul .... • p.m., wekorne party for old ami nn, ProL Benld Stark. wW aIn& for both At B f. t h Norman Uobbl , .apt. stud,,"1s In th.e churcb. Salunll" 11 to the';30 and 11 I.n,. oervk8 on Sundl ll ap • sure HELP WARTED WOH WANTED Sunday. 10 a.ln. Sunday ""hooL \I 11:30. clieWla lunch Ind made bar "",lnnlne Ocl. I. 1-111. Sermon by J . L . He.. hbe..,er . Ka· ",rved by Bo~ Circle for the publl<:. The Rev. S. S. Feldmann of lonl. 7::10 p.m. Y.P.ll. meelln,. • p .m . CLASSIFIED RATE CARD STUDENT to do ditch dlalng, BABY 5ltting. Dial 3269. Sermon by Hu,o Suecon. Al Let Us Keep Your Clothes Looking Like New C. Oi DI Cteaners FREE P1CKUP AND D~Y SERv.tCE . DIAL .433. 108 S. CAPrrOL Tr7 our AJtanMoDa UI4 ....,. Dept. ftd DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, BEPT. 18, 19n-PAGE SIX in an auto accident on Dubuque " street, Sept. 2, 1948. He said his Lower UN Flag Assassins Believed To Be Jews Asks $2,150 for car was damaged to the extent of Union Open,s $1,250 and he suffered personal (Continued from P ..e 1) Accident Damages injuries for which he asked $1,500 said Gen. Aage Lundstroem, the with men in Jewish army uni damages. \ J . L. Johnston asked ' 1 mediator'S Swedish aide, was forms, all of whom got out but the judgment Yette~l1 Doors to New for $2,750 from Roy A. WllUams seated beside Bernadotte and driver. JUDGE HEALY DIES in a damage suit filed yesterday Serot in the rear of the car but "Two of these men, apparently SOMMERVILLE, MASS. (.4") "miraculously escaped injury." recognizing the mediator's car, ap in thc Johnson county district U. S. District Court Judge Ar 5;~foZ~ SUI Students U.S. Navy Commander William proached it, stood at the window court. thur D. Healey died yesterday of R. Cox, a UN Iruce observer, was and [ired at point blank range. Johnston asked judgment for a cerebral hemorrhage. He was The newly decorated Iowa seated beside BegJey in the front Count BernadoLte and Col. Andre damages he claimed he su[Cered 58. PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES Union wlll hold open house to seat and also was uninjured. P. Serot, sitting beside him in the night at 8:00 p.m., but check Describes Att.ack rear, were both hit several closely-you may not be Invited. The telegram gave this account times ..." WitH THESE TWs open house is for new oC lhe attack: Jerusalem Curfew students entering the State Uni "Count Bel'nadotte was brutally Israeli authorities clamped down GO .OD LOOKING CONVE 'HlfNT versity of Iowa. They received assassinaLed by Jewish assailants a curfew on Jerusalem iate last their tickets Thursday at an of unknown identity in a cold night. • orientation lecture. The tickets blooded aLtack in the new city ot A government spokesman in Tel Vita Guard will admit the new students and Jerusalem. Aviv said "far-reaching" measures wives or husbands, should the "The mediator, in Jerusalem on will be taken in IsraeL and Jeru GARME 'NT BAGS students be married. an official tour, was en route from salem. LUNCH 11:00 a. m. to 2:00 ~. m. In tront lobby, Leo Cortimlglia governmenl house to the YMCA In Paris, the United Nations of will play the piano for group in a convoy oC three cars, two of ficially said last night thal Count DINNER 5:00 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. singing. Norene Schlesselman, which were {lying' the United Na BernadotLe's estate would receive Hours assistant hostess at the Iowa tions flag and one was flying the more than $100,000 in insurance SUNDAY 11 :30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. JumboSize Union, will assist with the songs. Red Cross flag. which the UN took out on his life Bill Meardon and his orchestra "The party was accompanied belore he went to Palestine. Sturdy, washable, trans wll1 provide bhe music for danc by an official liaison officer of paren t and reinforced in.a in the main lounge. Jean tbe Jewish forces. The K.a.tamon PENN PICKS STASSEN seams. Metal frame w[th Henrehand, and Anne Bradbury, quarter In the new elty is well PHILADELPHIA (JP}-Trustces The Mad Halter's Tea Room 3 non-tilting books. Holds assistant hostesses, will help the within Jewish lines. ot the University of Pennsylvania up to 16 garments. 15" students get acquainted with "All three cars were stopped at yesterday formally elected Harold wide and 57" long with E. Stassen president of the uni 124 f2 E. Washington their classmates. a roadblock in which was parked zipper. an Isaeli army type jeep filled versity. In the River room new stu dents Interested in Iowa football $3.98 may see a color film of a 1947 game. A member of the SUI i 8 garments bag. 57" coaching stat! will be on hand to long, with ~ipper. discuss the film. And for those interested in games, bridge, music or reading, (AP Wlrepbolo) the library, music room and game UN FLAG at Paris' Pala.ls de rooms will be open. Challlot was lowered by the The soda fountain, located just ..uards yesterdAy after news was oft the main lounge, will have its received of the assassination of fountain crew on the job, pro Count Folke Bernadotte. Tbe viding refreshments for the new Palals Is the temporary head members of the "union family." quarters of the United Nat.lons. The entire Iowa Union staff and the many members of the . Student Union board will be on hand to help the new students Col. Jenna Explains Suit & Blouse Bag get acquainted and have an eve ning of fun at the open house, garments. .42" long. which is part of the orientation Effed of Draft Law program. I • • • • On ~oung Students I $2.50 In other phases of the orien ta tion program, tests will continue The new draft law as it per GARMENT BAGS at 8:30 a.m. for the new students. tains to students enrolling at the Basement Store Orientation groups of men will State University of Iowa was meet at their assigned rooms 3t summed up yesterday by Colonel Made es 1:00 p.m. At these meetings the W. W. Jenna, director of the ; THE JUNIOR SIZE pecially for men will receive and discuss in R. O. T. C., and professor of lingerie and formation on campus activities. military science and tactics at very smail Later tbey will be cortducted on the universtty. washing in a tour of points of in terest on According to the latest informa "'EI~t~'pRE Iramped quar the university campus. tion aU those enrolled in the ad THE ~ WAY ters or dormJ At 1:30 p.m. tryouts tor the vance course. seni'tSi- division, or fO SA' tories and Scottish Higblanders, the world's the R. O. T. C., will bc deferred Kenmore Vacuum Efotel Rooms . largest bagpipe band. will be held • LI'UICAL from induction until the comple ~:t.::""':::::::::A~t-iW~ " College Girls at the fieldhouse. The tryout is tion or termination o·t the course A.... LIA ..' •• or any Woman limited to freshmen and sopho- of instruction, and as long as at home or more women. they continue in a regular or re traveling will serve status upon being commis CLEANER find the sioned. They have not been JUNIOR Positions Open for exempt from registration, Jenna Roq. 95.00 indispensable. added. \,"="-r('. Then with. All non-R. O. T. C. students the new, Hard SubsUtute Clerk or are exempt from induction until relda to I ... It 11 V," lI; % ". Weigh! 12 0". Chrome Plat the end of the academic year 88 PACkS EASIt. Y IN AN OVER NIGHT CASE ing the Rack Substitute Carder next June, provided they satis ltayS brilliant factorily pursue a full time course 89 !Od rustproof Applications are now being ac- of instruction, or until they cease STORE HOURS Indefinitely. cepted for substitute clerk and to do so, whichever is earlier, Now! One cleaner that does the job of twol You get aU substitute carrier positions in the Jenna said. Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Iowa City postofflce, according to All young men attaining their the advantages of an upright rug cleaner plus the ad SaL 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. the regional civil service director. 18th birthdays must rcport for vantages of a tank type cleaner when you buy this The basic pay rate is $1.29 per selective service within five days amazing new Kenmore 921 cleaner. 2/5 H.P. motor. 20 t~. 01 lin.e spal:e, io\ds bour. oJ their birthdays. See it at Sears! Deadline for applications is Oct. Draft registration points in to 22)( 18 in., wgt. 3 lbs. 13. Application papers must be re- Iowa City are the third floor of cadmium plated. Guaran celved ih the eighth U.S. civil the Johnson county courthouse or teed Jtustproof. Hangs service regional office in St. Paul at the veterans service office at most anyWhere instantly. by that time. 110 Iowa avenue. On a door top, shower Age limits for the substitute car- rail, towel bar, basement rier and substitute clerk jobs are FINED IN POLICE COURT pipes. 18 to 50, except for veterans and Francis Merle O'Rear, 314 S. $1.25 certain persons in the federal serv- Dubuque street. was fined $17.50 fce. in police court yesterday on a ,. - - To .qualify, appll~ants must pass charge of speeding. \~------a written test, which take.s about Police Judge Emil Trott also three hours. Only U.S. citizens or f' d MI ' Ft · J 703 N persons who owe allegiance to the me e Vln os e[ r., . . United States may apply. Dubuque street, $6.~0 for failure Complete Cleaner Attachment Set Interested persons may obtain to stop at a stop sign. further information and applica- Swivel hose assembly; in Upholstery nozzle; 'drapery tion forms from the secretary, take ad(lpter; blower adap floor, library brushes; crev board of U.S. civil service exam Wanta' Meet ter, demother, crystals; 2 ice tool; crystals; case. iners, postofflce building, Iowa ~ty, or from the eighth U.S. wands. civil service regional office, post SUZY oUlce and customhouse building, St. Paul, I, Minnesota. DELAIR? Durable, Econo~ical Internal Revenue OHice The Gal With Kenmore deluxe To Be Open Mondays Sun Ch1e1 'Se!i The federal internal revenue Plenty of Automatlc: d~ntll 1I'~.sl office in the postoffice building Electric Iron Iowa will reopen on a once-a-week SAVOIR- YACUUM lYe . basis next Monday, it was an ,eafe' nounced yesterday by E. H. Birm Complete with convenient finger control lor the Ingham, state collector. correct heat for Hnens, cottons, woolens and silks. ',Ace The ofllce will be open from FAIRE (LEANER Heavy Duty De Luxe cord with thumb control Taylo switch. 7:45 to 4:30 p.m. each Monday. . ~ " rallY Attachments 16.95 $5.95 p.p!. CI.an.r 54.95 ftPe<: GIFT • uptil New Furniture 71.90 Th.E bJ . } Michl Now Clean.r and Attachm.nts Pitcht AUCTION randi, both for only plaan hiatt 88 Kenmore Tank Type 1:30 P. M. JODAY 69. Cui Half (%) mile east of Iowa City, inside big new Case implement building on No.6 paving, parking lot around building. Vacuum Clea,ner BUs This sale will be held rain or shine - inside. A wonderful opportunity for neWly-weds or >others to buy new furniture Rer.64,95 ~ See how quickly your new 88 Ha~8l for your home. $265.00 beautiful mahogany dining room suite, 16-pc. Attachment Set 59. illIte( Kenmore picks up dirt and 3 beautiful walnuts and maple bedroom suites, twin bedroom Ea.,. dust, leaves rugs, upholstery, _ ,Tht suite, breakfast set. 3 9x12 wool face rugs, small rugs, 12 card Tel1lll walls spic 'n span! Powerful Anniversary Sale Price nrdc tablel, dozen coffee and end tables, several beautiful .floor and cgmn: table lamps, livin" room chairs, gate leg tables, knee hole desks, 1h H.P. motor has sealed ball Here'B dependable quality at SearB savl.ng pricel Rugged Pr,iit Children's furniture, Vac-cleaner, Duran Platform rocker. bearings, chemically treated universal type air-cooled % H.P. molor; 15.000 R.P.M.; dustproof moleskin bag, ' 3> .udel Vanity, Dresser and cheats, Davenport suite, Studio coach, attachments to do every cleaning job in the hom.; foot j~le ,199.00 Whlzzer motor bike, all the above and a lot more brand position friction type handle, operated Bwitc:h; enlarged, easy-to-empty bag; with 2O-ft. WELMAID Ironing Board Cover. rubber mounted brush. Come in Th4 new furniture ordered sold regardless of price to make room it todayl of rubber cord. See today I Snap-on elastic ironing board covers tailored to fit ell f.netl in owner's stores. Used furniture barred out - not allowed. Ironing boards. No hooks - no lacing - no taekin, - no trlDJ. Mo (A new u'nit 4 ft. Frigidaire refrigerator.) And any good used 79, eball4 autom~bUetl If consigned. Dial 2307 before 7:00 A.M. III Ea.t con. CENTER - Street Floor J. A. O'LEABY cmd Others. Auction..... Good Q'uality Costs Less A~ .~~ } ., ~ lotra City T.L 2187 ---:-, . ";;;, • •
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1948-09-18
