Was That Trip Necessary? The Weather Today ' GIUNSBURG, PA. (JP) - Mrs. Linda. Carnllne, 65, Showers and thunderstorms today and to­ nIII't huri last night when an airplane bJt her house. I,t she was hospitalized a few minutes litter when she night. Tomorrow party cloudy with show­ IrIfIIM aDd fell while runnln.. out Ide to Ii e wbat ers and cooler temperotures. High today, lIa"eaed. ne plM of the plane went to the same ho pilat all at OWQI1 90; low, 60. Yesterday'S high, 86; low, 58. )In. caroline. He sustained cuts and brul s - Irs, Established 186B-Vol 80,No· 258-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, July 29, 1948-Five Cenls CartIiDe was treated for possible fractured ribs. Allies Ready Blasts Shaffer German Chemical Plant To Negotiate Senate Truce Attempt With Russia LONOON (IP)-A responsible British o[ficial said yesterday Britian, France and the Uni ted On Civil Rights Fails Slates are ready to present Russia their conditions for new talks "on a general European settlement" of east-west quarrels. Blue Names Three Wherry Says He'll Introduce Greek Opposition This report that proposed dis­ cussions on German problems miaht be broadened to an all­ Iowa City Men for To U. S. Military Ew'Opean basis was not comment­ Anti-Poll Tax Measure Today ed upon by state department of­ Proposals Fades fiCials in Washington. Secretary Draft Board Duties W HINCTON (JPJ--Congress last night plunged into a civil oJ State Marshall said for his Gov. Robert D. Blue yesterday right baltte ct'rtain to po tpon I if not wipe out, any lingering ATHENS (A") - I n to l' m ed part the British-French-Ameri­ recQmmended three Iowa City chance o( action on cost-oC-living and other major legislation at sources said last night opposition ean agreement on next steps in the sj)fcial session . apparently hod collapsed in the dtaUng with the Berlin crisis was men for IlPpointment to the dra1t board that will handle selective Senator Wh erry of ebra ka, acting Republican leader, an- Greek supreme defense council !tefet and be hoped the British service for Johnson county under nounced he bring up today an anti-poll tu bill-~me of the to changes in the Greek military Ind French would be equally re­ will the peacetime conscription law. key items in President Tru­ set-up recommended by American tictnt. He said there already had omcers. been too much speculation about The men nominated were An­ man '8 PSl'ty.spljtting civil rights cher hristensen, 924 Iowa ave­ program. These sources said the U. S. what the western powers were u. S. B-29 Crashes military mission to Greece, headed nue, op rat or of a farm west of to do. And southern Democrats de­ pn, Iown City; Glenn F. , 11133 by Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, The formula for unraveling the E. Court street, secretary of the clared they would debate tile asked that Lt. Gen. Panos Kalo­ Berlin tangle will be set before Off Arabian Coast; Johnson County Abstract and measure righl down to the ground. geropoules be replaeed as com­ lIl1SSia's foreign minister, V. M. Title Guarantee company. and One of them, Senator Hoey (D­ mander of the second Drmy corps Jfolotov, during the n~t few days William R. Hart, 730 E. Burling­ Believe 16 Perished and that other changes be made. b, British and American di plo­ ( I' lbdlow'rf!phGto) NC) said flatly there was gOing RES UE WORKERS PROBE EXI'LOSION-SIfATTERED PLANT of the I,G, Farben chemical works ton street, attorney. Kalogeropoules will be replaced. JIl.!ts hurrying back to Moscow to be a filibuster. ADEN (JP) - One of three B-29 In Ludwigshafen, Germany, Blasts rocked the plant y t rday and araln last night, klllin .. al least 300 the sources said, by Maj. Gen. and by the French ambassador Grabl Named Head All-Day Debates Superfortresses on an around-the­ people and injnring at least 6.200. rooke and flames towered miles In Ihe Ir around the ('tllf'. German Stylianos Kitrilnkes, deputy chief who is already there. Brig. General Charles H. Grahl, world 1light crashed In the sea Senator Taft (R-Ohio), chair­ of staff who plonned the Gram~ officials said the disaster was the worst since the war. head of Iowa's llelecti ve servi ce within sight of this port on the The British informant satd the mos mountain operation against program during World War n, man of the COP policy commit­ south coast ot Arabia Tuesday. At tdea In the minds of the western Communist-led guerrilllls. From was selected by the governor to tee, said the southerners probably least 16 American crewmen were powen is to broaden a projected another Q.uarter came word that hold the same position under the would "debate" the poll tax bill believed lost. lour-power discussion of all Ger­ Marshall Names 3 the fifteenth division commander. new draft program, according to man problems to embrace out­ New Explosions Rip all day today and tomorrow, with One man was rescued but It Maj. Gen. Laios, would also be standing European differences be­ The Associated Press. the daily sessions winding up was not learned immediately the relieved, tween east and west. To Scan UN Laws Gov. Blue's recommendation of exact number men aboard the about 4 p,m, Iowa time, ot Ka)oieropouleli was commander The British oflicial emphasized draft board members is the same giant American bomber. Author­ of six divisions which started the that the basic conditions insisted F~r German Plant as an official appointment. How­ Taft said he didn't know what ities here imposed restricHons on Spy L90pholes West Crammos drive more than five upon by the United States, Britian ever, President Truman will make the Republicans would do it the outgoing dispatches concerning I,UDWIGSIIAF'E (IP) New bill ts I'ip]ll'c) th.' wI·p,·kp(1 1. O. weeks ago and which now is far and France remain the same; the formal appointments. Dixie forces still hold the floor the crash. W ASHINCTON (IP)- Secretary Fa1'bl'l1 Chrmi('ul company h('1'(' I'l1l'1y this mOr))lll ll' in till' walt(' of bebind schedule, I. Russia must recognize that of Stnte Marshall yestcl'dllY No Notlce next week. He conceded that Jt Five bodies were recovered ye terda)" s explo~ioll Whj('jl killed mort' than and illjll!' cl The Americans also asked tor the western powers will not quit launche·d an inquiry to find out aoo The three men recommended for WOuld be "very diCficu1\" to beat from the sea during the day and 6,200, according to a lI.K Ill'my I.' !ltilnotl'. Opl'lIlnn pulit'!' f;lIid be­ a shakeup in the air ministry. Berlin and will not negotiate con­ whether Communist agents or the Johnson county draft boa I'd a filibuster with 21 senatars tak­ were burled with full military twerll IIml ~OO \{illl' d. informed sources said, The Amer­ cerning problems of that city or other aliens dangerous to Ameri­ 500 wet' had received no official notifica­ ing part in it. honors in a funeral attended by icans regard the ministry's direc~ on broader pro~lems while under ca security ore entel'ing the United 'fllt' fIrmy Ruid ther'!' WH(, aoo knoWIl d'>lId , JlI'I'Slllllllhly from 11 tion yesterday. of To All mpi l'a sare the crews the two remaining tion as inerfecti ve, some circles Soviet pressure. States through the United Nations ('011111. of boclil'll dUrin' rescue Two of them, however, said they B-29s. Recalling President Truman'!s said. The air minister is Athan~ 2. Russia must lift her food organization, op rations, and I hat an lLn(ll'­ will accept the appointment "when iIld fUel blockade of Berlin. termin d number of dead s till statement that the Republicans The crash occurred at 10 a.m. asios Bakalbasis, a Liberal party Marshall named three private lind if it comes through." Earlier, a British official had remain in the blazing wrecknge. Filipino Student Dies can pass an anti-poll tax bill it Iowa time, Tuesday, shortly alter member, citizens to I'ccommend measures Houston said, "Yes, I will ac­ they wont to, TaCt told reporters: the three planes took off for Cey­ forecast that the western powers Ass 0 c I a ted Press dispatches to plug loopholes if any are found. A U. S. army statement said cept the olppointment, Ibu" of "VVe'U xhaust every parliamen­ lon, wU! put in "cold storage" tbeir 2,700 persons wcre trea ted fol' In University Hospital course I have heard nothing def­ dealing with til r e que s ted The three are B. M. McKelway, tary effort 10 do it." Cause ot the disaster still is plans to set up a west German lI1]uries suffered 'in the plant inite yet." changes were held up by mllitary government if Russia agrees to editor of the Wa Shington Star; Perfecto M. Va squez, 38, SUI Peace hopes, raised briefly unknown. Eyewitnesses said lhe James H. Rowe Jr., a formel' as­ when the first blast occurred yes­ Would oUicials ov r the past 36 hours these conditions and thereby opens graduate stud nl fl'om the Phil­ Accep~ when a compromise poll tax: pro­ plane was airborne when the sistant at\ol'Dey genel'al who is a terday. At least 3,500 others werl' for alleged "security" reason!;',. tbe way 101' consideration of all injured by falling walls ::tnd flying ippine islands ;.md a major in Christensen said, "Yes, 1 suppose posal was mad in the sen te, motors suddenly became silent. Minister of VVal' George Stratos Gtrman questions. His statement member of thc commission on Jr­ tile .Philippine army, died last I will accp.pt 011 appointment to iaded just 24. hours after President ganization of 111 e executive branch gluss and debris outSide the plant, U.S, Consul Charles Gidney and said references 10 the replace ~ was backed by a foreign office the army said. night in Univel'Sity ho ~ plt:)l. H the draft board. I'm not familiar Truman told Ihe lawmakers he the consulate stall were present men! of Kalogeropoules were spokesman, of the government, and Marcellus was admitted to th e hOl- pilal July with the conditions and what is had called them back to cope with Hospitals reported that belween during rescue operations all objectionable. C. Shicld, for 28 years clerk 01 10. required, but I believe I will ac­ inflation, the housing shortage and the house appr0tjfiations commit­ 30 and 40 injured persons. 11ad through Tuesday night. Divers lire The A.P. protested to Stratos Vasquez was un a two-year cept the appointment... 17 other problems. working on the wreckage which and Minister of Ihe Press Michael Wives Wouldn't Buy, tee before l'etirinl in ) 944, died s in!'", the initial blast. Hart sa id he preterl'ed not to Marshall asked them to say Raglng Flames assignment in the Uniled States Veto Recommendations is visible about a mile offshore at Alianso and the dispatches fjn~ to study engin"cring. He arrived comment on the pOSSibility of bis So Meat Prices Cut whcther existing American and Because nelV xplosions boomed GOP leaders in congress, talk­ low tide, aUy were cleared. in Iowa City ('a rly · thi y ar to ~erving on the board. He indicated United Nations basic 1::lIVS and reg­ through the night ond flames ing ot adjournment within two The three planes carried a total spend a year doing advance work that he will accept the appoint­ CHICAGO (A') - A 21-cent ulations a l'l' aril"qu ate to keep out raged through the wreckage, it ment, but he said he felt any com­ or three weeks, said no to most of 53 men, according to an slash in the price of beef steak individuals dangerous to U. S. was impossible for rescue squads in hydrau lies in the college of of the President's anti-inflation announcement made when they Dewey Cookie Duster \ engineering. ment mIght be premature, -[rom $1.19 to 98 cents a pound security. to approaCh some sections of the and other recommendations at the left Tucson, Ariz" on the flight. 100 Loeal Boards \ Southern Vote-Buster -was announced yesterday by Marshall aded after a senate ractory in a search for bodies. A veteran of th Japanese in­ outset. A tllibuster could prevent The customary complement 01 a Ihe A and P 100d stores. judiciary subcommittee heard vasion of Ihe Philippin s and the Iowa will have 100 draft boards. any senate action at all. B-29 is nine men but two of the Other estimates of cnsuallies MOBILE, ALA. (IP) -Presum ~ Price resistance on the part of charges and denials that several ranged up 10 1,000 dead. Bataan "death march," Vasquez There will be one board in each (The house could complete g lob e-g i r d ling planes carried housewives was responsible for hundred foreign agents were using spent a year in a Japanese prison county except Polk, which will ably the Republican's presidential The entire area wa s evacua1l'd aclion on, among other things, the double crews while the third car­ nominee, Thomas E, Dewey, is the cut, otficials ot the food chain the UN (I S a Cront fol' subversive lale last night of all except fire­ camp. hav two. Taft-Ellender-Wagner long-range ried 17 men. !/lid. activities in this country. Johnson county wlll have one now weighing his mustache a ~ men Dnd I'escue workers. He is surVJV d by his wife, four housing bill, already passed by The lone survivor, identified gainst southern votes. The food chain has also cut the Six hundred American troops children and several brothers and of the 79 three-member boards. the senate. Mr. Truman asked it only as Sgl. Gustalson, was picked pnce ot chuck roasts to 69 cents. WINS SAFETY CONTEST In 11 counties there will be four­ J. W, Lord, Mobile business man, were on the scene, laying hose sisters. to do so Tuesday. But GOP lead­ up by local fishermen. He was said he wired Dewey he would A 10 cent drop and ground beef DES MOINES (/p) - Mrs. Gard- and working in the glare of thl' member boards. Nine counties Ilis wire and two of his child- ers sa id no action was ILkely .) reported resting comfortably In carry the south if he shaved his to 55 cents, a four cent reduction, ncr Fey of Scranton, Iowa, was an­ flames and searchlights, 1\ wos will have five-member boards. ren, Vicend , 6, a nr! Perfecto Jr" Peace Plan the RAF hospital. mustache because southerners are Since a week ago, leg of lamb has nounccd yesterday as senior div­ estimaled that 1,000 doclors and One board will have six members. The three big bombers left Tuc- 7 months, had joined him in partia I to clean-shaven men. dropped from 89 cents to 69 cents. ision winner in the lhird annual nurses were giving aid to the Ceneral Grahl said Col. Ralph A civil rights peace plan was Iowa City a month ago. 80n seven days ago on the first Lord said yestcrday he received Ground beef was selling at 65 farm safety contest sponsored by burned and injured, They came A. Lancaster of Des Moines. assis­ put forward by Senator Hayden Cause of death was not reported around-the-world attempt of B- a letter from the candidate's sec­ _~_nls__ Ia_st __ w_ee __ k_ . ______~ta _d_i_o__ s_ ta_t_io_n__ VV __ I_ [0__. ______from U sections of weslern Cer- tant adjutant general. will be (D-Ariz), He said; V{hy nol try a last night. 298. The air force called it a retary saying Dcwey was giving many. deputy director of selective ser­ a constitutional amendment to "routine long diJtance training" The body was taken to McGov­ the suggestion "careful consider~ Rescue Workers vice lor Iowa. outlaw the poll tax requirement flight. ern funcl'nlh1ome. It will be for voting in federal elections, atiol'\." Am rican, French and Cerman Other Appointments returned to the Philippines for since the southern Democrals are 'Mother' 01 Berlin Opposes rescue workers braved the minor Other state dra1t headquarters * burial. so strongly opposed to doing it blasts, flames and fumes early appointments announced by 'Blue * * this morning, 10 hours after the were Col, O. P. Bennett, Maple­ by act of congress? Where American '8·29 Crashed first explosion, as they continued ton, legal advisor and classifica­ Fine, said the Dixie lawmakers. Russ in Dispute over Police .. bringing sUI'vivol'$ out of the Temperature Here tion chief; Lt. Col. Ronald C. One of them, Senator Russell (D­ inferno. Kehm, Des Moines, procurement Ga), got together with Hayden BERLIN (JP)-A 61-year-old The blast and resullant fire, Hotter In Helena officer, and Bernard Krull, civil­ and Wherry. But apparently no­ WOOlan took on her frail shoulders which sent flames Dnd smOKe ian of West Des Moines, chief thing came of the meeting. When HELENA, MONT. (IP) - VVarm? last night the giant east-west towering miles into the air. came of quotas and calls. It broke up, Wherry said he would IInI&gle for Berlin. just 15 minutes bet<>re the plant's Weslern Montana mountains got State draft headquarters will be call up the bill for debate as GOP Ia a turbulent city where thou­ 22,000 workers would have gone snow TUl'sday night and will get loctated at Fort Des Moines, senators agreed earlier in the day. WIlls jammed In front of banks home for the day. Clocks for miles more, federal fOl'eca sters report­ Draft boards will be set up by The anti-poll tax bill already Il1eIIIpting to exchange old marks around were stopped by the con­ ed yest rday. Aug. 30 so men 18 through 25 can has passed the house. Its sponsor. lor new Soviet-sponsol'ed money. cussion which occurred at 7:45 Snow fell at Elk p"Jrk, near register between Aug, 30 and Sept. Rep. Bender (R-Obio), sent letters Mayor Frau ljouise Schroeder de­ a.m., Iowa time. Butte, and fell yesterday morning 17 as required by law. to all GOP senators yesterday fied a Russian order to dismiss the Worst Disa ter high on Mullan pass, near the All draft board members will asking them to support it. He said: uU-Communist deputy police The disaster, prohably the Montana-Idaho border, The tem­ serve witho\:lt pay, Money for of­ "It is the only way the Republican dIiet, greatest in Europe since the end perature above the 6,OOO-ioot fice rent and clerical help will party can keep faith with the be allowed the boards. Backed by the three western of the war, was described by Lord level was near frcezing. American people on this issue." ~andants, the lighting Socia­ Mayor Valentin Hauer as worsc list mayor, known as the "mother" than the explosion in a Farben Iowa Highlanders 'Do The Town'- 01 Berlin, told the Russians tha t plant in suburban Oppau in 1921 Berlin was under lour-power wh ich took 565 lives. The last rule-she couldn't obey a one­ serious explosion in the Ludwigs­ power command. hafen plant occurred July 29, Lassies Treated to Shows, Games, Free Meals Frau Schroeder, who recently 1943, when 73 were killed. By ROBEnT D. NOBLE /lid "the disunity among the al­ Although the explosion occurred in the French occupation zone, lles is beina fought out on the back NEW YORK- The Highlanders, The Highlanders have appeared batting practice to search in open (AP Americans played a major role 01 the Berliners," was thrown into Wirephoto) in. Madison Square Garden each mouthed wonder for the origin of in fire fighting and rescue work, 33 strong, held front row seats at !be heart of the struggle two days FRAU LOUISE CIfROEDER day since their arrival and spend the number, American mili tal'Y police, aided Sonja Henie's ".f[owdy Mr. Ice" qo when the anti-Communist a good deal of their time there. Being women, most of the by U.S. soldiers from the Mann­ last night due to the work of their Jane Walker, Miles, revealed a dty lovernment which she heads city government as MarkgraU's Highlanders paid no particular at­ heim ordnance depot, lay down incomparable host, Arlo Wilson, big secret yesterdy. "We're saving tention to the game, Several slept lilld Police Chief Paul Markgraf. successor. 39,000 feet of hose and suppli ed ond the support of alumni. and our money by getting breakfast thr.ough the first four innings. Manera!, a Moscow-trained Ger­ Stumm set up headquarters in surgeons, ambulances, food and for free at the Garden," she said. man war hero, was accused of ab­ Two out of five still don't know thc American sector and issued a Protestant and Catholic chaplains, !ormer stUdents who make up the It seems the girls discovered state the game score. ducting Berliners and purging the U,S, Planes Ready University of Iowa Alumni Asso­ booths in the basement of the JIOUce force of anti-Communists. statemcnt to Berlin police saying The prettiest trick of the week Lt. G n. Curtis E. Lemay. com­ ciation of New York. Garden and get free F10rdia was accomplished on the way back The Russians refused to recog­ thot only his orders were binding. mander of the U.S, air force in • The show was just another of orange juice, Indiana tomato juice from the game. The drummers IIlzt the order, saying it needed ln the Soviet sector Markgraf Britain, said all available U.S. the wonders of the tour. "Every­ and line old Virginia ham. managed to take their drums Ipproval of the four-power Kom­ did the same lhing. His broadcast planes were ready to aid. His thing happens so r.ast it all seems The group stormed the Polo through three revolving doors to lllandatura from wh ich they walk­ to police said; "You must stand offer came as planes under his improbable. We have to stop a grounds yesterday afternoon as get out of the !ourty-eighth street ed out a month ago and said had with us." command wel'e (lying huge quan­ few minutes each night before guests of the Giants, They took subway, which is the same as do­ tlaIed to exist. Markgraf sat tigbt Stumm's sl1ltement followed a tities of food and supplies into sleep to figure out what we've over good seats in the stands and ing the impossible. III his office in the RUSSian sector. meeting of the city government Berlin to figbt the Russian block­ done during the day and then to welcomed Leo Durocher with a The only alternative to the lie Aid he had Soviet army which co nfirmed him in oflice. ade. be amazed," is the summation Scottish serenade. struggle would have been to ride _,In, and would carry out So­ Mal'kgraf's proclamation said The explosion is believed te made by Nadine Newman, Man­ They opened with "The Corn the subways indefinitely in search SITE OF B-19 CRASB Dear Aden Is marked by pointed crou on Vltt orders to fire Johannes Stumm acted with trl-power con­ have occurred in a six-slory chester. "The Garden is getting Song" before being announced anrl 01 an open entrance ~r a lenient map (upper ri.. hl). The AlDerleaD plane wall one or three on an SIlunm, Socialist deputy chief, nivance to set up a separate police building known as the "nitrate to be the old homestead, we've brought everYthing to a standstill. guard who would let them climb around-the-world nla'ht. The orash ocourred Tuesday. Black Une lrbo bad been appointed by the force. buildin,.' ~ ~ I _ __ _ been there so much," she said. The players stopped infield and over the turnstiles. lIl.wI route of the pluea' ,Iobe-,lrdlln, f1i,ht. , 'I1IE DAILY IOWAN, TJrnBSDA'f', JULy 28, Uta-PAGE TWO 80,000 To See George VI Fitch To Coach Iowa En d 5 Open 1948 ------~------~~------J.JOND r (JP)- The mightiest sport carnival in history IliO the platter 180 feet, two and ~ opell her today in colorful ceremonies bringing 5,000 alhleta inches. He also won the National Major Shoots 76; Gopher Star Collegiate discus title in 1942 wi th Sore Muscle from 59 nation together in Olympic rivalry. 164 feet. eight and inches, the Two IC Linkslers 'fen minute of pageantry is nU thqe is of tlJ e opening PJ'G. National A.A.U. championship in gram. The only I'unDin!? will be done by ·men b c arln~ the SYlI­ 1946 with 179 feet, '" inches, and bolic flame on its last lap {rora To Assist the Big Nine ti tie in 19o12 with 166 Hinders Feller Get Tourney Upsets Greece. feet, two and " inches. However, a crowd of 80,000 fillet· While at Minnesota he tossed the CLEVELAND (JP)-A bonesetter WATERLOO (A'J-There's a A's Edge Tribe, 4-3; tators ls expected for the show. disc 192 feet three times in a meet, yesterday said a hardened muscle (retzmeyer battle royal on tap in the quart­ A cheering weather forecast 0/ but the distance, which set a was the answer to why Bobby erfinals of the Iowa Women's goU "w;;rm and sunny" touched off I world mark, was disqualified be­ Feller hasn't been able to flash Fowler Wins 10th Robert Fitch, 29, has been ap­ tournament at Sunnyside count.ry last minute of ticket buyinc ca use ot a rule infraction. Fi tch his customary form for the Cleve­ pointed to the SUI coaching staff club here today. CLEVELAND (JP}-The Phila~ yesterday as staid old Londllll as assistant varsity football coach gave up 1948 Olympic aspirations land Indians this year. to enter the coaching field. Corky Majol' of Ottumwa, the delphia Athletics gained an even yielded at last to the Olympit and assistant track coach, Presi­ A. L. Austin. whom Feller I gal who yesterday shot a record­ fever. Fitch served the coaching staft credits with first helping him back break in their two-game series dent Virgil M. Hancher announc­ shattering 76 in" the hottest round with the Cleveland Indians yester­ Crowds stayed awake to cheer ed yesterday. at Augustana college in Sioux in 1937 when he faltered at the Falls, S. D. during the 1947-48 beginning of his career, also of the tourney to date, will meet day by pushing two unearned runs the Olympic torch ~n its way 10- Fitch will take over his duties defending champion Mary Louise access in the eighth inning to beat ward . Th; torch landed August I on a one-year basis. season. He was head coach of warned that the hurler might be tennis, golf, gymnastics, and cross through unless the trouble is cor­ Cordingley of Des Moines. Bob Lemon, 4 to 3. la:;t night at DOVer alter passinc The 29-year-old Cor mer Minne­ country, besides serving as an as­ rected. 1\11 Major toured the course Tbe Trtbe pounded tall Dick through seven coun,tries. sota football star will coach sistant In football and baseball. He said a mWICle In the rlKht In 38-38-76 in eliminating Mary Fowler's rl,ht-hand offerlnp for If th~ tlmln&" II rUht " wtII Hawkeye epds for Dr. Eddie An­ His appointment as football end hander's rleht shoa1der bad Loul e Lauer of Cherokee 6 and 10 ,afetie!<, lnclu1iir~ Allie be borne Into the Wembley sta· derson, and will assist the new dium at precisely 4;01 p... coach here makes hirr. the third hardened. probably all the result 4 es terd~y. Her card was five Clark's fourth homer of the tea­ track mentor, Francis Cretzmeyer, of over-exertJon. under women's par ror the 42- eson. which came after Le:n:ln (0:01 a.m., (CST) by a. runllfr • with candidates in the discus man to be added to the Iowa grid staff since last fall. "It's like a rubber band that 39-81 course. doubled In the third. whose Identity was stili h1ddea throw and shot put. last nJght. , Leonard Raffensberger, former has been stretched too far and Miss Cordingley. meanwhile, But a misjudgment by center­ Fitch played left end on Min­ too much," said Austin, who is li­ managed only an 84 for the 18 fielder Larry Doby on Don White's His arrival will climax those tm nesota football squads in 1939, coach at West high in Waterloo, was named to bead the freshman censed as a limited practitioner in holes as she defeated bare-footed fly in the eighth cost two runs and minutes of ceremony into which 1940, and 1941, under the tutelege will be packed all the colorul sym. gridders, while Tom Farmer, ror­ mechano therapy. Maxine Erickson oC Boone 2 up. enabled Fowler to chalk up his of Bernie Bierman. His college "My fingers are senstive and Miss CordingJey was having put­ lOth victory against two defeats. bolism ot the games - preservi!d career was Interrupted tor three mer Hawk halfback, worked with through centuries and staged bl the varsity last spring. I know how to get down and work ter trouble and she was one down The error came after Lemon ;years by military service. on the muscle," he declared. the world's acknowledged masltrt He returned to Minnesota in at nine. had yielded an infield single to Farmer was 10 return to Iowa "Three or four treatments should Tourney veteran Nell Staats ot Barney McCoJsky and walked Ray of pageantry, the Briti~ h. 1945, and started at left tackle this fall but he has accepted a put it back In shape again." King George VI will start the for the Gophers that season. He Davenport continued to look like Coleman. Russ Christopher then lucrative offer to play with the Feller, whose record ot 20 vic­ replaced Lemon. Christopher got show at 4 p.m. (9 a.m., CST). made the all-Big Nine first team Washington Redskins. a definite title threat again yes­ tories IUId 11 losses last year terday as she scored even par in Rudy York on a foul fly for the "I Pl'oclalm open the 0I1mDIe In '45. Pat Boland has taken over the contrasts with 10 wln~ ILIld 12 Fitch set a world's record In the eliminating Lee McFarland of second out, the White's fly bounc­ ,ames of 1948 eelebl'Btlnr UIe head line coach job vacated last defeats this season, first con­ ed off Doby's head. 14th Olympiad ' of tbe mode"" discus throw in 1947 by heaving year by Jack Meagher. Ames 5 and 3. suJted Au tin In 1937 when the The day's biggest up et was PhUldelphla AB R H Cleveland AB a H era!' he will say. Tben 5,", was Jut 18. Joost . ••..... 3 0 1 Doby. d ..... 4 0 J Ihe elimination or Mrs. Dave McCo. ky. II . 4 1 I Clark. rf. .... 3 1 I brlrht clad athletes from all onr A number of phYSicians and R. Cole·an. rf 3 I 0 Kennedy. rI .. 0 0 0 the world will lIle 11" him Ia "arm experts" then had failed to BOlleUa of Ottumwa. by Dr. Lois Yori

- - - - _. - - - - - TIlE DAILY IOWAN, TR'UllSDAY, J1JLY !9.19U-PAGE TB1lD il IC Churches Plan Freedom Train Ladies Object to Cigar Chewers R~ports Vefe!a~S Meeting To Combine May Revisit Iowa City . . . . Shll Have PriOrity Society Student Programs If Trip Extended Institute Gives TIps On New Dwellings Representatives of the Congre­ Iowa City may be revisited by the Freedom Train if plans for a To Stogy Puffers Veterans stiU have the right to Announce Grimm-Kessler Engagement gational-Christian and Evangeli­ year's extensIon of the train's the iirst opportunity to buy or cal and Reformed churches wiU tour are realized, according to a Do you love to see a man smoke rent new bomes, T. J. Wilkinson. a cigar? area rent director, said yesterday. meet today at 1 :30 'P.m. in the letter received by Mayor Preston If not, it's nobody's fault but The new-construction prefer­ Congregational church in Iowa Koser yesterday from the Ameri­ can Heritage foundation, spon­ the smoker's, says the Cigar ence right of the veteran is includ­ City, the Rev. John G. Craig an­ Institute of America, coming forth ed in the housing and rent act of nounced Wednesday. sors of the train. s~_ The letter said the foundation with some pointers on how to 1948, he said. They will discuss a future pro­ Is seriously consIdering extending smoke cigars and still be charm­ The priority applies to dwellings gram of activities for SUI stu­ the tour ot the train for a year ing. completed alter June SO, 1947, and dents of these churChes, Grace B. beyond its Original Oct. 1 stopping The experts admit that a man's prior to April 1. 119 48, Wilkinson Hadley, director of student acti­ home is his castle, and that he vities of the Congregational church date. said. The 1948 rent act provides The tour ending this October should be allowed 10 blow smoke explained. that veterans can have preference is a 33,000 mile tour through 300 rings wberever he pleases. But, in the purchase or rental of single "We are meeting in view of the American cities. However, the they suggest, he will endear him­ family residences during the per­ national merger of student organ­ foundation reports that more than selt to the ladies if he observes iod of construction and 30 days izations of these churches to plan 500 cities not on the original sche­ .a few basiC rules of the. road. after completion. how we can ~mbine our student dule have reque*IALt.. P.~IId., TeI«P~ The U.S. lives conslantly in the DaJiII CAJU(KY, A.~ 8u.1n_ 0UIce ...... 4111 Accordi11g fo tTt authority, th e majorit!J of snapshooters be. a ••I .... Il~or ldIl<>rial out.,...... ,.41H shadow of not having enough oil liev everything they read about" ideal" films and eX1?ecl pro· ___ClA1L__ K_._ IlTala__..:.,_ UHer____ ....:...::.: Joc:::.:.:Irt7.::...... :0..:Hke::::..:~....:. •.:.: .. .:.. ..:.::.::.: ...:.. •.:.: ...:.. ..:.::.::.: ...:...:.:: ..::.: .. = 41~ to feed the growing demand of a fessional resillts on a picture hot ill a cLoset with tftc door record number of ~'ehicles, farm clos(td at lII id-night. machines, locomotin·s. heating plants, airlines and power com­ He wa most peeved at th e common practice of lining up • Something Repeating Itself group of 15 or 20 p rson in tbe kindly (but un photogenic) hade panies. t Home: '1O,1..... PI as £a lcn your saf ty b'lts and hold on to your l)tll'l'ha~in!-t did this country know where to men in the past. 11:00 a.m . Johnson County News Sports power, folks, th dizzy inflation piraJ is going to k('l'n on zoom. stand in the Arllb-Jewi~h contro- The sland of the U.S, govern a shortage of petroleum, such 11 :10 a.m. Organ Stylln.s 6:00 p.m. The Dinner Hour l ' versey, Oil 10·t out in that deci- American 011 concerns Jace an ment is to let American firms go prospects are currently a strong 11 :30 a .m, Melodies You Love 7:00 p,m. Unlvel'llity Student Torum entllnslement of export and own­ 7:30 p.m. RemlnlllCln, TIme ing, sion. in and help thc Latins exploit their Influence on the men who shape 11 : 4~ a .m. Iowa s\a\e Medical Society 7 :5~ p.m, News ongre s was rrconvened thifl week to do, among othl'l' Ihings, Now that world sentiment, UN ership restrictions, and in some oil. This aUide conClicts with the U.S. world and domestic policy. 12 :00 noon Rhythm Rambles 8:00 P.m. Mu.lc You Wanl places outright bars, in many parts 12 :30 p .m. New. 8:30 p.m. Our Land Be Brl'hl decisions and the war record In 12:45 p.m. In Your Name 8 :45 p.m, Voice ot the Anny something about inflation, 'I'h Pre id<>nt a~kf'(l conl{1'('SS fol' J'('K· Palestine arc all going against the of Latin America. 1:00 p.m. MusIcal Chats 9:00 p.m . Drama HQlIr RIGHT 2:00 p.m. Johnson County News 9:30 p.m . Campus sho!) toration of the ex('ess [lrofits tILl( , credit "ontrols ancl cOllll'oJs 011 Arab , the U.S. hold on Arab oil Venezuela 18 the brightest spot I'D RATHER BE 2 :10 p.m . Recent lind Contemporary 9:45 p.m. News commodity sp cu lations, . tt· IIgthenE'd r lit controll! tint! Ktandby depOSits may slip. There is widc­ rrom an oil standpoint. The Music 10:00 p.m. SIGN OFF wage.control and rationing control. spread tear that the Arab nations world's chief exporter of 011 Is wLU turn to Russia. producing oil at a fourth of the 1'he 1'1' ideot' program was in lim' wit h the Ot'1lI0CI'1lI i(' plllt· Loss of middle eastern sources " ... rate. Most of this oil Is ex· Fumbling with form which blames the GOP con------• WHO Calendar WMT Caleridar ·· (NBO OuUei) {CBS Outlet) gress for our present Inflation and 6:.00 p.m. slandard Melody Parade proposes to cure it. 8:30 p.m. News, M. L. Nelsen ( :00 p .m. Ballroom Mu.!c 6:45 p.l\I. Austin'. String Orchestra ~ : 4 5 p.m. Lowell Thorn •• The Majority 7:00 p.m. Roll Call Mr. Truman faced a Republican­ 6:15 p .m . Rbt. Q . L\>wls 7:30 p.m. New Face. of 1948 7:00 p.m. Ot. Standish dominated congress whose party By Al\lUEL GRAFTON {New York Po t Syndicate 8:00 p,m. Nelson Eddy platform blamed the Truman ad­ 8:30 p.m . CUrlaln Time 7:30 p.m. Mr. K~n Trlcer 9:00 p.m. The Bob Hawk Show 8:00 p.m. Suspense ministration for the inflation and I attended the Progressive party anil get a nice, warmed-up, 9:30 p,m. The Fred Warlnll Glee Club ~ i!1l p,m. Crime Photolrapher proposes to eure it. convention in Philadelphia, as I half'martyred feeling about and Orchestra 9:00 p .m . Hallmark Playhouoe 10:.00 p.m. Supper Club 10 :15 p.m, Sports, Cllmmlns We have a neakIng bWlCh have attended thc other two con­ havinl' to stand wistfully alone 10:15 p,m. News, M, L. Nelsen 10 :45 'P.m. Music Shop that moet of the people dQn't durinr this coming campalfn. 11 :00 p.m. Starlit Road. Poetry and 11 :00 p .m . New. ven lions, and I suppose that by MU llc 11 :15 p.m . OU 1he Record care where the dam stuff came this time I ought to have seized somethinl' strange happens. fro_but let's cetrld of III one of these three banners, and Suddenly, I don't feel as if I'm The senate can't be blamed should be waving it wildly In lhe alone at all. Instead I feel oddly much for exposing itself to a air, with a look in my eye pro­ as if I'm really with the majority; southern rendition of the cookbook. claiming that I am completely con­ th at most of the voters in this OFFI(IAL DAILY BU~LE'IN Alter all, a civil rights Light in vinced of the merIt of the indi­ co untry do not really believe that , con&ress will help split the Demo­ cated cause, down to the last bone Mr. Dewey can lead them to con­ llem. In lhe UNIVBRSITY CALENDAR are .e~e'.I •• I. Ur'lf cratic party even further. And splinter and fibre of my being. tentment and happiness, or that Ottlc.. , 01. Capllol, JU... lor 'lIe ' GENE."" NO: 1"I,~::~:~o~b;;e •• , ..11 •• ",JIb lb. ollT ••Jlor 01 (1'•• DaliT I.".. bJ politics is politics. We'll go along Unfortl,lnately, no such burst"(lf Mr. Truman has remade himself I. I. I! ..I Uall, GENEa"" NOTICES ...01 •• a' !'"~ with the Republican leadership on 2 p,m. lb. 'aT pr.c.e'~' Ilnl p.bl/• .,I.. : .011"" illumination has come to me. This by a couple of speeches. or that b••• oo,'.d bT ••,.,1108., ...... , II. 'I'FPBD _ 1..0 this; our country needs a civil Mr. Wallace's party is really call­ WalTTEN aDd SIONED b,. • rouoD.I.'. p.'HIL rights program. undoubtedly indicates some defect in my character. probably serious, ing. with impartial emphasis, upon VOL. XXIV, No. Z58 THURSDAY. JULY ~., IHI But what about inDation? and I am rather astonished at it aU the arrogant leaders in this For instance, too many congress­ myself, and not at all sure that world to give up their trueulehce. 1 men-Democrats and Republicans I approve. Come, Grafton! rue I think the majority is in exact­ . 'U N I V E R 5 I T Y CALENDAR alike-are talking about turning you a man or a mouse? ly the same fix I am in, and I am the civll rights issue into a po­ Tbul'llclay, July Z9 s.tlll"lla,.. Jab' Sl But the alternative is dreadiul; content to stay with it, to 'be with !lUcal free-for-all with the inten­ 8 p.m, University play: "The 8 p.m. Universilf play: "TIll the alternative is to torture my­ It, in all it doubting, and to try, - tion of campaigning from the floor ,World We Live in," University World We ' Live In," Univerlll1 self, by some logical process, into along with it, to puzzle some way of congress. There are too many out during this campaign that Theatre. Theatre. . hints and threats of adjourning believing that r am wholehearted­ 8 p.m. Experimental play: "Mes- WedDMda.,., AUIUI' , after the ci vii rights storm ly for some man or movement will be of most use to the most Awa~ people. siah", Macbride ~uditorium. 8 p.m. Oommencement, :JoWi passes. that I do not really think I am Friday, July 30 Union. The troubUDl' thiJV II that wholeheartedly for at all, and then I am willing to admit th is indi­ 8 p.m. University play: "The , Alk tor neither 01 Ute two major partJes to turn around and try to peddle cales some lack in me, that it World We Live in," University Thursday, AUIlIIi II ;1 er danu baa Ita beari lIei DO doinc' 1ID1- this belief to my readers, as I had a spark of manhood I would Theatre. Independent Study Unit opeJII. ltliallra. thina' abelat lDfI&&Ion a.t the lpe­ it were a round, secure .a nd per­ go oft and build a small house ot (For InformatloD reaarcllna daies beJond thlilltlhedllie. fect thing. [ cannot do this. Any­ certainty myself. But I have no­ He reservations in the office of the Prealdea" Old CapttoL) eIal ..Ion. , I The remnant ot the Democratic way, no one should be asked to ticed t)lat t,hose who, atter much party clinging to Mr. Truman can­ contribute more than he has, and inner distress, do make them­ not awing congress by itself. The r find that all I have to offer selves choose from among alter­ GENERAL ' NOTICES at th e moment is a small doubt. natives they do ' not really like, south is boiling mad at Mt. Tru­ ACHIEVEMENT EXAMINATION four of palntln&s are beID& It I usually go on to become angry at the man as it is; after a c1vU rights is my little mite: must IN READING FRENCH , shown in the main IoUIll' at ~ prolJ'am passes, they can be ex­ lay it hyly on the table, and any who do not follow them, and -= The achievement examination lu Iowa Union. . WHl pected to 1hrow even more w.eigbt take what comfort I can from always manage to persuade them­ reading French wl1l be given from 1;'ours ot the Ihow in tbI i1\ ;;;;--.. apinat an anti-inDation program the thought Utat It Is, at least, seives that the choice they 'have 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday July 29, in auditorIum wll1 tontlnu. uS wbich can be classed as a Truman my own, made with so much difficulty is room 309, Schaeffer"h·all. • Sunday an~ Wedileaday IftwnlOqI proposal. I suppose that by election day the obvious one. . -- ' ' at 4 o'cl~1t ~uriD. the ~ I ftod It difficult to pia, The Republicans would rather I may have to pick something out UNIVE1lSITY GOLP COURSE I lession. , not pass any legislation that will of the mess and make it my own; these aames, ancl to carry Ute aceOIl\ll&llYlDc pre&eDle Utat I Golfers wishing to avoid con- enhance the administration's rec­ maybe there is .a duty on every gestion on the first tee of the uni- CAMPUS STOB&l •. have been n&D&ed certainty tn ord or prestige. Governor Dewey's citizen during an election to be en­ vers[ty golf course ihould arrlnge Auaust graduates ' .orde", 'thusiaslically for something he is a confuslnr time. ~llo ". Dab statement that the GOP platform for atllrting tim~ every afternoon guduation announcem.en~.JPi calla for a program to be enacted no t entBusiastioally for.' I am not For the time being, tmust fum­ really convinced, however, that ble along with the many, whose and also Saturday and Sunday P~ them .up at CIl!llP~ I~' by a Republican congress under a mornIngs. 'llbe golf course will Campus stores Jf.pen . . this is so. It seems to me that one doubts are my doubts. I even have 18 Republican president still stands. opeh Jt 6 a. In. Saturday and Sun-' from '8 to 5 and Saturday f of the obligations of a free man a feeling that at boltom there BeblD4-C11e-1MM ...... haft day and at 7 a. m. other days. ~ to 12. .. ., uw the Ia&ed ward from is to be faithful to his lack of may be something healthy about this doubting, that to make loud ext.nlion 2311 for startin, time. Dewey &0 Ole )Ion Is .. ~ PUt­ Inner call, and never to betray -- . GERMAN ACIllEV~ , Bri ter ....lIDd awhUe." it. In fact the obligation to stand partisan noises in this peculiar AlLT UammON The acnle"emettt tm In- G~ alone ' Is, 06ometimes, an obHgation year is to join a minority, and, The fourth annual exhibition of spoken or readbf.-. y.>J{l Ire liveD So the rest of us will have to that democracy puts upon a free to that degree, to commit oneself colltemp(a'ary art il on display in from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday,"'JuJ,y • clutch our 7l-cent ' dollars and man; certllinly no other system against the work of understand­ the main aallery and the art aud- For further tletal4s~ thib!.l1- political watch the parade 10 by. does . ing and conciliation which must, Itorium daily .from .. to 5 a;ld on 'Ietin board of the d.p~t.flf . Offhand, it sounds like a mighty w. ' But Just as I reaeh t.hl. point, in some way, lie a~ead. Sunday' from '2 to &' p.rn. TbirtJ- German 'in ~p ..frer ..Ilfll. ·.f ,~ , ~lIIl\IIeIfteIlt tu, , . , ~ Use Daily Iowan Want Ads ~:~t~ ~:Ii~::s GI Garb for 18-Year-Olds Who Beat the Draft Report U,. S. LOST AND FOUND PASSENGER WANTED CLASSIFIED RATE CARD Number of Draftees Polio (ases LOST: Monday morning in vicinity FLYING to Springfield, Mo., Au- CASH RATE Brown St.-Gilbert-Dodge Sl gust 4. Share expenses. Call I WASHINGTON (JP)-The army's I • I DaJ.....zOo per U.e ,. BrolVn bilUold containing currency 4861-ask. for Bill. chief of personnel expressed great W. anli valuable papers. Reward. Call ______satisfaction yesterday bver an up- 'Going Up' I ~uU"e dan--lle per 8-0109. DRIVING to Detroit August 3rd. surge in enlistments, with its re- IlDe per daT. Take two persons. '47 sedan. sultant cut in the number of men WASHINGTON {IP) - Infantile • CeaecuUve w_lto per LOST: Man's wrist watch Satur- Call 6700. to be drafted. paralysis is "going up a little bit in other parts of the country" lID. per clay. day evening. probably in City TWO~------passengers to ----Lexington,- He conceded in response to a fIpre S-word a'Vera,e per Ua. Park. Reward. Dial 6448. Jack Kentucky or vicinity. New question that "if we get enough outside of the three states already HlaImam Ad-! Lln~ LaRue, 305 Stadium Park. Mercury. L eave Angus t 8th . Re- volunteers we probably won't need hard-hit, the Public Health service LOST: Small black 3-ring note­ turn 21st. Phone 9446. to draft anybody"- but draft plans reported yesterday. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY book. Illegible notes. Call Ext. ----m--.p- W- ANTED---:----- went right ahead. "Epidemic proportions, how­ I5c per Cohutta Inch 2788. Lieut. Gen. Willard S. Faul ever, are still being reported only Or $8 lor a Moath L=-"C"O-S-T'-: - B-la-c""k-a-n-:Cd-w-:h-:i-te-r-os-a-ry-I MEN stUdents, hourly work. Ap- made his comments to reporters in North Carolina, Texas and in announcing that during the California." the service said. (lucellaUon DeadUne S p. m. Wednesday morning in driveway ply Student Supply, 17 S. Du- first two weeks of July. 18,085 "There nas been a little more IIIPODaIble lor One Incorrect of 500 block, East Davenport. Re- buque. volunteers came into the army than normal expectancy in many l.uertloa Only ward. 518 E. Davenport. Father WORl: WANTED air lorce. This is more than hal! IrIat Ada to DaDy lowaa Catich. of the other states, but so far, t~e 30,000 average which the ser­ reports don't indicate any epidem­ ...a_ Olllce, East BaU. DI' BABY Bitting and aewing. Call VICes have estimated they need FRIDAY ... Bulova wrist watch 9479. ic proportions." DIAL 4191 at Fairview gol! course between monthly. Latest reports from the states, #1 and #7 tees. Call Ext. 4197. TYPING students' theses. Phone In the first week of July-after for the week ended July 24. tallied Reward. 7026. enactment of the draft bill on 983 new cases for the nation this FOR SALE June 22-the services received r.. . ..l.~~iI.1 compared with 717 the week WHOOOESIT 7,396 men, of whom 5.100 went to FIRST lI-YEAR-OLD volunteers to reach Fori. Dtx. N.J., as enlistees under the Selective Servlee Act COMBINATION gas and wood before. ASHES and Rubbish hauling. the army and the remainder to ot 1948 ,et their first GI nrb, whleh they'U wear for a year. Army reports say volunteerln&, Is at an stove. $15.00. Call 7715. TYPEWRITERS Latest figures bring to 4,588 the Phone 5623. the air force. In the second week, aU-time peacetime hleh as thousandl al&'n In advance of the Aug. 30 draft date. nation's total for the year as of ... Boucht.-Rented-Sold 10,689 signed up, with 7,798 going HERB'S pick up. Baggage, light July 24, compared with 1,573 for TlIE BEST IN RECORDS to the army. the comparable period last year, REPAIRS hauling, rubbish. Phone 5981 or Paul noted that three-year re­ Say Stassen To Head And y Factory Trained MetlhanJcs 7725. Radio Nets To Air and 3,260 for the same period in THE BEST IN RADIOS enlistments which came at the Pennsylvania School Pooch Promoted; 1946. In Complete Selection end 01 the war in 1945 are now The service reported that three SOLD PHILADELPHIA (IP) - Rumors SPENCER'S HARMONY NOTICI expiring and that about 240,000 states, other than North Carolina, By Exclullve ROYAL Dealer that Harold E. Stassen will be­ Wallace and Taylor He Worked Hard HALL men are involved. He said the Texas and California, have report­ SECURITY, Advancement, High come president of the university 15 S. Dubuque army is making an intensive effort ed more than 100 cases so far WIKEL TYPEWRITER pay, four weeks vacation a to get at least part of these ex­ of Pennsylvania were revived NEW YORK (IP)-Two networks ,------year. Work in the job you like. yesterday with an announcement have given Henry A. Wallace and GARWOOD, N. J. (A')-Mr. this year. EXCHANGE perienced, trained, soldiers to sign They are: New York, 139; Ohio These are the highlights in the up again. that the school's board of trustees Sen. Glen Taylor radio time to Magnus has made IOOd. 24 E. College Dial 8-1051 133; and Iowa, 117. NEW SmPMENT OF New U. S. Army and U. S. Air While offsetting such losses the will hold a special meeting today discuss President Truman's mes­ Three weeks ago he was a SUMMER CREAMS! Force career. See Mj Sgt. O. A. army must build toward its au­ and tomorrow. sage to the special session of Con­ homeless, hungry hound (part McClung, Room 204 Post Office. gress. Bere are delicious creams In thorized strength 790,000. When They had no confirmation, how­ beagle). Today he is honorary * * * mmner coating_maple, but­ the draft blll was passed it had ever. Robert T. McCracken, chair­ NBC said yesterday th.1t Wal­ vice-president . of the Magnus Polio Strikes Four SUTTON RADIO SEIlVlCB SOMETmNG DIFFERENT! lace, the Progressive part1's pres­ ler, and whipped creams; dip­ only about 5-l2,OOO. man of the board, refused com­ Chemical Co. Inc. Guaranteed Repalre You 'Won" Snoolle ReadJn, This idential candidate, will speak to­ ped Freneh nougats. too. The army, which also has been ment. He also denied a report The dog parked himself at the For All Makes One concerned over a shortage of of­ he had said "an announcement day at 6 p.m. (CST). In Family of fight DIXIE'S CARMEL CORN plant gate and would not leave. Bome and Auto RadJoe Waugh-The Loved One ... 2.50 ficers for its expanding troop probably will be made today." Taylor, speaking from Grand Employes fed him. The firm gave SHOP COUNCIL BLUFFS {IP) - A We PIck-up and DeUver strength, now reports that appli­ At his home in St. PaUl. Minn., Rapids, Mich., will go on the air him a job as .assistant watchman. young Council Bluffs mother cud­ 5 South Dubuque THE BOOKSHOP 331 E. Market Dial lZ3. 114 E. Washlnr ton cations by reserve officers for StasseQ was quoted as saying be Saturday at 8 p.m. (CST) over Mr. Magnus, said Dr. Robert dled her three month old baby Dial 46.. active duty are being received in had no comment to make yester- ABC. Taylor is the party's v ice­ W. Mitchell, vice-president and yesterday and hoped tor the best. SMALL apartment for sale. Ideal greater numbers. day. , presidential candidate. technical director of the firm, Four of her seven children were for two people. Call 7172 after NEW AND USED BIKES worked hard and deserved promo­ at Mercy Hospital here as polio 12 noon. For immediate DeUvcl'J' YOUR WHOLE tion. "He was more the executive patients. The baby was running WEEK'S WASH Looking for Somethlnq? type," Mitchell said. a iemperatll reo J937 FORD COUPE. Good motor, Repairs for All Makes Akers Testifies Again on Surplus Sales Ken Duplicated In The announcement of Mr. Mag­ liThe doctor told me to call If I tires, fair body. Call Kennedy, 30 MINUTES the temperature goes higher," DES MOINES (A»-State Audi- Sigourney; Walter E. Kelr, Sac nus' appointment stated: "Unlike Hal between 1-4. Novotny Cycle Shop at the Don'f Give Up tor Chet B. Akers was called county auditor; C. H. Yerkes, any other vice-president in the said Mrs. Paul Sanders, the 111 S. Clinton LAUNDROMAT mother. again yesterd.ay to. tes.tHy in the Tama county auditor; Wilbur world, he is on the job 24 hours 24 S. Van Buren St. Try the WANT-ADS a day." In the hospital were Caroline Phone 8-0291 grand Jury lhvestlgatlon of . t.he Christensen, Ringsted farmer and Sue, 2; Carmen Jean, 13; Swayne, WHERE TO GO. UNLIKE RAGWEED Iowa war surplus commodIties Mrs. Winifred PaYne, an assistant I STRUCK BY CAR 5, and Larry Dean, 9. board. secretary to the war surplus CEDAR FALLS (A»-Orie WJl­ Two other children, Connie, 3, BROTHER can you spare 30 min­ F'red Willis, an assistant custo- board. utes to clean your 9x12 rug with liams, 51, Waterloo, was.in a ser­ and Shirley. 8, are not well. Fina Foam. Yelter's Basement. dian, was also questioned by Jens The probe involves the sale of ious condition in a hospital here -Connie is under a doctor's care STUDENTS Wanf-Ads Grothe, special assistant attorney tires and automobiles by the war last night after he was struck and "Shirley ran a fever day THE woman charged in court that general, and assistant County At- surplus commodity board in 1945 by an automobile. before yesterday," Mrs. Sanders her husband deceived her ... he Are Nothing to Sneeze At. .cuSHMAN scooter. Almost new, torney Ralph Randall. and 1946. More than $28,000 in The accident occurred last night said. said he was gOing out of town and Five others testlfying yesterday state priority goods was sold to on Highway 20 about lwo miles "I guess we aren't very lucky," used six months. Cheap. Ext. Meet The Gang didn't. Always a good time at the TRANSPORTATION WANTED were Sheriff E. E. Tremmel of individuals. east of Cedar Falls. she added. 3458. ANNEX. W ANTED: Ride to Detroit or vi­ 1929 CHEVROLET. Best offer. Cinity sometime around August POPEYE Call 2367 after 5 p.m. "T ea Time" 4 or 5. Call Loraine, Ext. 3673. By ORIGINAL owner, 1939 V-8 Try a Want-Ad FOR RENT PoPEYI:, Ford tudor. Overdrive and other At Th. I JUsr extras. 817 Flnkbine. Just For The FOR RENT: Apartment In town of TUI<~ED UPRIGHT piano. Good condition. Riverside. Dial 9590. ON THE L.IGHT ~ Recently tuned. $35.00. 132 ROOMS for men... available WestJawn Park. Hub~Bub Room Sell of It. September ... in medical fra­ !! ternity. Call 9014 after 5. 25-FT. Alma trailer, bottle gas Lower Lobby 01 the range, one year old, sLeeps Iour. SPECIAL SERVICE Reasonable. 416 Finkbine. letl_a BoW 100 LB. Coolerator, very clean, reasonably priced. Call 9344. ,------, SUMERTIME IS MOTORING TIME STUDIO couch, $25.00. Call 8-0115. SERVICES

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w,.. d d cc_ TIlE DAlLY roWAN, 'J'BUUDAY. JULY %9. 1945-PAGE SIX Truman 'SiHing-Oul' paille Bleachers Go Up for Commancement Day Moehlman Named Plan National Price Survey ~ To fducation Body \VA, TITN(I'I'()1'\ (/PI 'rhl' .instirro tlt'pilrtUH'1l1 y""C',.dll ~' a~· ~ nounced a new Ilat iOllwid E' ;11 1'\'\',· hv its IIlIt i·t 1'llSt did!oOi()1I aimed ., till Arthur H. Moehlman, professor at collusive Ilctiun (III f(lud l·l()thill/.:':lIIIIIIlIIISill:! prie('!;. For Control in Kansas (ily of history and philosophy of J.~ Attot'ney Octwral 'l'ul!1 Cltu'k ~airl tltllt ht' is t' tuhlisldllg' uew 1 KANSAS CITY (/P}-President education, has been named to. ,...1 serve on the operating committee field oCfiees for the anti-trust ~ .. , I Harry S. Truman's old political partisan ticket in the la t city t'lub-J 908 Main street-and a of the Commission on Internation­ diVision in Philadelphia, J ack on­ el tion here. ville, Fla., and Kansas City, Kan­ young war vel ran are playing al Educational Cooperation, it was -~ .. how down" in T esday's pri­ This time they are battling for announced yesterday . sas, and that additional personnel Pool Fund Rises; to mary elel:'tion for t'ounty demo­ control of the important county The cummission is sponsored by have been assigned the a nli­ cratic control here. commitlee-a group over which Phi Delta Kappa, p~fessionBI trust field offices in Boston, New Still Need S2,533 On on ide is political-wise the Pendergast organization Crom educational fraternity. York, Cleveland, Chicago, Denver, TOI its politically Camous address oC Moehlman held an internation­ Los Angeles, San FranCiSCO, and Jam M. P ndergast, do e friend The swimming poul fund rose of Truman's and leader ot the 1908 Main str t ha. don.inated al fellowship at the University or Seattle. The attorney general to within $33 thl' $10,000 mark r mnants or the organization left for a quarler of a century. Basel and has been a member 01 asserted in a statement: or the International Regional and "The conhnuing htgh prices, jesterduy with the adnltion 01 fal by his uncle. the late T. J . (Bo And hard-fighting Jim, whose $105 (rom the bU5inE'. s district, Tom) P nd rgnst. unde's nod in M tssouri ohce made Town Planning association. While and the growth o.f private erono­ Will ia III Gr:lI1ti,alh, publicity On th other is an overseas governors and ~enattJrs, is wuging al Ohio. State university he co.n­ mic power compel an anti-trust paratroop rand int lligence oW­ the war on two Clonts. ducted a survey of European survey througbout the country. chairman uf the drive announced. (e educational systems and in 1937 The expanded field oWc prugram The total r£'l 8sed by Grand, c r of World War II, 36-year-old He I.s making [J frontal attack Harry A. Morris, the present Jack­ on the young \'et ran, commission­ spent a summer studYing Mexican will facilitate that stllvey and rath was $9.fJ!i7.28 which is about cEO experiments in education. afford pro.mpt action to Illeet these $2,533 ;Jway from Ill<' $12.500 goal son county D mocratic chairman ed on Europe's batllefi Ids tor DadO B and a youngst r as pOlitics go. problems." of the drive, bravery. Morris must be leeted of he~ The Pr sid nt, who once called to the committee to have a chance His statemt'nt followed by n Gl'annrat11 so ill tilt' brl'akdown Mrs. Cook To Head erne 1& upon and saw his Ctiend, Jim, de­ of stnyin& as its chainnan. Pen­ little more than 24 hours Pr ~i­ of the rj g ur('~ from 1he various liver in the pUI'ging of Roger C. dergast is directing an all-out right Playground Committee dent Truman's appeal to the sp c­ drives shows $:l.OijS.!.I1 from the radio Slaughter as a candidate tor re­ on the veteran in Morri$' own Mrs. Howard Cook, 200 West­ ial session or congress Cor prompt business di strict. $2,85l.37 from nomination as a congressman here, w rd. lawn park, was elected chairman action to curb inflation. the l'e~ir1enlial drive, $3,345 from is Sitting this one out. The Penderga t organization al­ of the' married students play­ the lodg('~, $50 rrom Coralville The fact is the President has so is battling to elect a majol'ity ground coordinating committee at CRUSHED BY GRADER and $55 in mi "cellnlleolls contri­ friends on both sides-frIends of its candidates to the 50-member their meeting July 27, in the Iowa butions. who eith r have been White Hous committee. At pres nt it is a nip­ Uniun. Retiring chairman is Mrs. RED OAK (/PI-Oral Thomp~oll, gu or h ve standing Invita­ and-tuck aCfalr between it ~ l~1 David Owen, Newton park. 26, Council Blutr~, was fatnlly in SMOKE GO P tions. One or these is his long­ the Morris tactIOn. Mrs. Cook appointed Mrs. Hew jured yesterday when 0 road NEW YORK (11'1- The American ' time fri nd, Mayor Roger C. Ser­ Morris has met the challenge, Roberts, 130 Westlawn park, play­ grader he was op rating seven Tobacl'o onwany yl'"terday rais­ mon. S rmon is supporting young He is waging a blistering ('am­ ground representative for lhe miles west of Red bak overturn- ' ed the price of Luci