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On the Inside I The Weather Marengo Experiment at SUI ••• Page 6 Partly cloudy. Not much chcmqe I.D tem­ Mountaineers Go West perature. Hlq,b today 81: law 58. YHler­ ••• Page 5 day'. blq,b '3: low M. Cards l:nd Dodger Streak ••• Sports Page Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire -' Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Thuraday. lune 16. 1949 - Vol. 83. No. 168 Hickenlooper Hits ' • Outlay at Hanford r Hung arlans Purge WASHINO'l'ON (AP) - Senator Bickl'nlooper (R.lowa) yl'S· tmlay cited a secret report critioizing the atomic ener,gy com· mission for failing to hf.'ed .. danger signals" on thl' skyrocketing cost of a Hanfol'cl, Wasil., plutonium plant. Former Party Men Plntonium is an elempnt used in making atomic boml:)s , ------~~------~ Hammerillg' away at hiR chargl's that the nation's atomic PI"(J· grom sllfferpd "incredibl e mismanagement" under AEC Chair­ ilion David E , IJilienthal, Hick· No Idyll for Idle Bronx Okapis Ousl as Spies enloopPl' told 11 senAt.e-house in· NEW YORK III - Then wID be no Idyll 01 romance UMn, vestilla tin~ committee; Witness Recognizes 1M okapls at the BreIlX no. N patter or IlUle okapi' reet. 1. The AEC didn't even know For... the utter ICIrr')w or evuyont c:onc:trned, tbe okapi Rajk, Szoenyi that the estimatr d cost of the ...... bt 1,501 mJlH trom the Belalan on,o YHurday turned out Hanford plan t had soared from Hiss' Hand Writing t(l N a male. ju t Ilke th oue ",.. Itln, at the too. And lhey are BUDAPEST (Jf')-The Hung r­ . , $6-million to $25-million until a 1M only okapls t taot In the nlted btes. Jan Workers (CommWllst) party commission mem::'er made a rou­ For tbe t.enefit or tb uninlotm d. n okapi Is mucb like a yestercLty kicked out La<7.lo RaJk, On Federal Notes who rose frr m 5chooltea hl'r t'1 r tine trip there early in 1949. ,lrall. exeept It do n't hn'e a v U' lone neek. It hu les. trl~ fore! n mlnilter, and d emandf d Work on the plant started in Uke a aebra onl, Ii doesn't look any thin, Uke a ubra, more llke 1947, It Is being constructed by NEw YORK (JP) - Four ~ecret the crushinJ ot Imperialist aeena data slips which the government a donkey. Estlept It dOPQ't have the tall e~rs of the donkey aod with an Iron flsL General Electric corpor:ltion under hu Ion. IUtl tront Jel' - like a ,tralte. a "cost plus $1 profit" · contract. claims were relayed to a prewar An octlclal party bulletin said Z. The AEC's own lI'eview board, Rus~ian spy ring were identified Tlbor StO( nyi, another lendinc Runiarlan Communist. was oust­ in a secret 43-pag~ report, found yesterday as hand-written by Al­ that a "lack ot planning and mis­ ger Hiss, ed trom the party alan. with takes" boosted the cost of con­ Eunice A, Lincoln identified the Rajk. They were c:all"" "spies of torelrn mperlahst powers and struction. handwriting as she was shown Dixie Coal Operolors Before Hickenlooper cut lOOSe Trotsky a. nt ." each slip in turn at Hiss' iederal Th ouater MOUnC ment with his new blast against Lilien­ perj u~ trial. parUy dlspellN the !)ud of thal's regime, the AEC Issued a She was a private secretary atert y which ha6 bunlt over statement saying the costs went up Oppose 'Czor' Plan In the otllce of AsslstlUlt Secre­ the RaJk cue. Be recen t! dls­ because designs for the Hanford tary of State Francis B. Sayre appe rrd, without elepbnatlo'!, BLl EFIRIJD, W.VA. (l P) - • 'o\1th tn prO(hll' r. y , Ierday plant were changed in mid-con­ in 1938. Hiss was an assistant to from his P"t or min ter or fo - struction for safety reasons, Sayre at the time. r j cted PI' POMI. for II c al indn try "('7.ar" lind indicated tlley d,n attain. "Plutonium is a deadly mater­ srf' scpking hplp from rongl'f' to ulOhit again with the butt Fourteen wit n e sse s were Sen ale Alters New LabOr Bill of the gun lhey had taken from Iowa City police 'said yesterday. said, to permit closing Madison WASHINGTON iU'! - Federal brouaht in by the defense in its him, The man was captured after court. "However, if there Is de- w)\ ~! HT O'PO, T (AP) - 'I'hp ,('nate yesterday added threp Jud,e Albert L. Rer ves yester- successful eHort to prove Ander­ FRENCH STRIKE ENDS day blocked an attempt 10 bolster son insane, he alleged Iy robbed an Indiana marid, Modisoh co url will un- a1l1P II (lnlPIlI~ to p[,psident "rtnl1fln 's labor bill and thereby made Two policemen, O.K. Monge and bank ot $58,000, According to in­ PARIS IlPl - French civil ser­ doubtedly bl' used," he added, Stanley Podeszwa, caught Cascio Judith CoplQ11's spy trial defense On4: ot these witnesses was Dr. formation from South Bend police, vants storted trickling back to It has r1( ,,~t 'been determined i t l?~k ,tt I if L1l' :nol'l' .1 i~\t; the 'fan-Harlley Act. , two blocks away in the heart of through publication of a top-sec- Andrew H. W'Cols, tormer director the man gave his name a Luther work early today after a 24-hour whot will ' h ppen to the Madison ('CillO A' <1o"n to J'thr ll'Ss carri('d on ye~t~rd8Y til Cards End Dodger Streak, 9-5 j " Fowler Hurls Win swl'ep a double bill from 'bi Cl1go ub!!, .J -J ;JlId 3-0. Dick Sisler replaced Waitkus ---o4oP-!'__ ~ PHILADELPHIA (IP) ~ Eddie yesterday and collected three of U Joost's 14th home run of the sea­ the eight hits off Bob Rush and .______... I J.-' -"~--, )1 Boone's Two Clouts LaMotta-Cerdan Fight NipPY Test Taken in Waitkus Shooting II J~nes son was lhe margin of viciory as Emil Kush in the opener. In the ENGLERT. LAST DAY p, Postponed 24 Hours Dick Fowler recorded his fourth nightcap he went hiLless. TERESA WRIGJlT • Spark Tribe ¥icfory straight pitching victory in hurl­ Ken Heintzelman held the Cubs eI DETROIT (IP) - Rain forced DAVID NIVEN ing Philadelphia to a 2-1 victory to five hits in the curtain raiser "ENCIIANTMENT" S BOSTON r(lP)-Three runs driv­ a 24-hour postpOnement of last Leads Aflack )fi over Detroit llist night. for his seventh victory, In the "------___-..;.,J night's scheduled mlddlewelghl en home by RJookie Ray Boone's 'ST. LOUIS (JP) - Nippy Jones Joo ~ t's winning smash came off second till. Hank Borowy also first two major league homers title bout between Champion UDoor! Open ltJ 5" was ,a one-man army last night Southpaw Ted Gray's first pitch in tossed a five-hitter, though he p provided the vict0p' m~rgin for Marcel Cerdan and Jake La­ as he smashed a home run, two ~he fifth inning. Philadelphia's needed a ninth-inning lift from the world champion Cleveland In­ Motta, the persistent challen­ singles and a double-batting in oUler run resulted ITom two walks n Robin Roberts when Hank Ed­ ""aaA"· C dians yesterday as they vanquish­ ger from New Y9rk'S 'Bronx. and Outfielder Don White's sin­ wards rapped a double for his six runs - to lead the St. Louis STARTS jr ed the Boston Red Sox, 8-5, for The 15-round bout has been Cardinals t(l a 9-5 triumph over gle in the third frame. third hit and Andy Pafko singled, FRIDAV' their fourth consecutive victory. re-scheduled for Briggs stadi­ the Brooklyn Dodgers. It stopped Detroit's lone marker orf I'low­ The Phillies collected (1 hits '11 Boone -currently is playing um tonight, the Brooklyn winning streak at ler was'Vic Wertz's sev·enth round oI! Johnny Schmitz and Kush in ,Funnier than "THE EGG AND 1"( L shortstop in place of Manager eight games. tripper of the season in the eighth, bhe second game. They goL four ~ frame. ~ Lou Boudreau. Boudreau as he Behind Jones were a single, of them in the Iirst inning and O_troll " ... " ".". ,,0011 000 0111-1 0 0 lnixed them with an error by did Tuesday night against the Yankees Vanquish double and triple by Marty Mar­ Phllad.lphl .. " " " ' " . 001 OH~ OOx-~ ~ 0 Sox, played first base yesterday Qra.y, Trout (7) and Itoblnao n ; Fow .. Schmitz for two runs. Del Ennis ion and the effective five-hit re­ ler and Guerra. LP-Grlly. Uom~ Buns untU taking himself out of the Chisox Again, 9-4 lief pitching of Jerry Staley who -Joost, Wertz. drove in one with a double and ga'rrie after batting in the seventh. took the decision from the Dodger Andy Seminick then singled En­ nis home. Cle"eland .""." ... 200 000 ]32-8 U 1 NEW YORK (iP) - Maintaining Reliefer Paul Minner, Bo.ton ~ ...... 000 002 2J()-5 8 0 their hot home streak, the league p"lIad.lpbl,. ." .. " . ~ oo 000 101)-3 II " BeardeD, Le1llon (8) and Heran; M.. - The Redbirds took an early lead Scarborough Blanks Chlc.,o ...... tJOO 0(1(1 ~IOO-O 3 I te .... n. Kinder (9) and T.bbetLl, Batt. leading iNew York Yankees Borowy, Rob.rla (0) and S.mlnlok; against Ralph Branca, putting Schmitz. Kush (AI) and A. Walker. Wl'­ (8), WP-B ••rden; LP-Mutenon. Home clubbed 'O ut a 9-4 victory over &ano-Beone (2). across three runs in the first in­ -Borowy: LP-S.hmlb, the Ohkago W~ite Sox yesterday, Brownies on 2-HiHer PhiladelphIa ", .. "" .IHII O~O 100--4 8 0 A Ladies day crowd of 16,459 ning on two singles, two walks Chlc.,o ' "'''' '''''' ,000 000 100-1 3 I and Peewee Reese's error, lIelntzelrnan an. Semlnlck; R1tBh, Pirates Rally in Ninth saw the Yanks hang up their WASHINGTON (JP)-Ray Scar­ KU8h (8) and Novotney. LP-lI.ush. To Edge Brave,S, 8-7 second straight victory over the The 32,131 fans represented 'a borough blanked ihe St. Louis C Sox and their 17th triumph in 20 reco'rd attendance this year. Browns on two hits last night as 1> PITTSBURGH (JP) - The Pitts­ contests at the stadium. rrhe victory pulled the Red­ Washington pounded Bill Kennfdy 01 burgh Pirates rallied for four runs Catcher Yogi Berra, ran his birds back within two games of and Kari Drews for 15 hits and a jc 9-0 victory. MAJOR II in the ninth inni'llg yesterday to consecutive hitting streak .to 17 the league-leading Dodgers and defeat Boston's Braves, ' 8-7, for games with a three-run homer sent them one game ahead {If Scarborough, who struck out 1\ their second victory of the series. in the fifth inning. The three-run third place Boston Braves. seven and walked one in posting bl Dino Restelli, rookie outfielder clout featured a four-run burst • his sixth win, yielded his first 81 ~30 J S~l Brooklyn ...... 000 000-5 9 from San Francisco who joined hit when Dick Kokos doubled in which gave the Yanks a 6-0 lead. St, Louis ...... 310 030 20x-0 13 1 the fifth. Paul Lehner's pinch the Bucs Tuesday night, hit two Despite the big lead, Allei Rey­ Branta, .Minner (2), Banta. (8) a.nd NATIONAL LEAGUE "DQORS OPEN' 1:15" Campanella; Bra'Ele. Staley (5) a.nd Gar .. single in lhe ninth was the only W L !'CT. OB Ii borne rues. ' His s.econd 'came in nolds failed to go all the way al­ alflola. 1I11&S: BKN-Sl1ld.,. STL-Jon ••. other hit off the Senator's right­ Brooklyn .... . , ... sa %1 .611 the ninth inning and scored the though he was credited with his WP-Slaley, LP-ftllnner. (AP Wirephoto) 81. LouIs " ..... " SU 22 ,~77 ~ ci hander. 80ston " " ... " ,,30 ~4 .MIl 3 Wiitffiti:ij first two l'unS of the big rally. seventh victory against one de­ HAVING A PARAFFINE TEST TAKEN In connection with Ute , 31 2n ,554 a rc SI. Loul. .. " " " .. 000 000 U00-9 2 I Philadelphia ,.", "EN,DS feat. shooting of Eddic Waitkus, Phlls' first baseman, is (left) a girl iden­ Wasltlngton " '" .. , ,GOO 01~ Olx-tl 15 0 New York ...... 21' 26 .~28 41 \ 8 Boeton ...... ,OIlS 02 2 800-7 te 0 tified by police as Ruth Ann Steinhagen. The test, for gunpowder Kennedy. Drews' (l) and hoJlar; Belar­ Clnclonall , ...... ,2t 81 .4 15 IO' l NOW FRID~Y" PIlI.aar,h ,.,. , .... ,000 020 2t14-8 15 S Chlc.ro .... , ...... 000 000 lt~ 9 2 Cubs Obtain Sauer, borou,b and Evan!;. LP-Kennedy. PIUsburrh ...... 21 az .sllt) J I\ ~ 2{ Spahn, Hogue (9) and Macl; W.rl., Now York '" , , .. .OW lU 02.-9 1.2 1 traces, was taken' yesterday at a North Side police station in Chica­ Chlc.,o ...... 19 IW . ~1IIl 18\, Gampert. GeUel (8) and Tipton ; ae1- JI Dlobon (5), Lombardi (7). Sew.1I (9) go. Detective Jam~s Johnston applied the paraffinc. Police Ca:pl. YESTERDAY'S SCORE8 .. nd trtt,-eraJd, McCullou,b (6), WP­ Rolda, Pare (8) and Berra, Ntarhos (9) PhHadelpbl .. 4.3. Clllaa,o 1.0 ir Sewoll; LP-Uogu •. D.ome Run a: Rostllli HBRS: NY-Berra, Brown. LP-Gumbert; Baumhotfz in Swap John T. Warren said thc girl had orally admitted shoo ling Waitkus. Braves Give Masi Plltsburrh 8. Bo.lon 1 (2). WP-Reynolds. St. Louis 9, Brooklyn G (nlrht) l New York at Ctnclnnatl? wet «rounda jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiil1thhe men'. shop CHICAGO I~-In the bigges~ For Bues Sauer TODA~'8 PITCHERS * * * * * * New York .at Clnclnna.U (2)-Jl ariunr player deal since the start of the (6·5) and Kennedv (1)-4) or KOtllo (J .. 2\ 1949 season, the Chicago Cll'bs PITTSBURGH {~ '- The Bos­ •• , Fox (S-4) ana R.II.n.b .... r.r (6-8) last night traded veteran Out­ Eddi·eWaitkus Much Improved; ton Braves last night sold veteran Bo.lon .1 Pltlsbur,l1-Blcklord (7-3) vo. Catcher Phil Masi tb the Pitts­ 1'0.. 1 IU-UJ ONLY fielders Peanuts Lowrey and Har­ Phll .. delplli. at Chlc.ro-Slmmons (2-4) ry Walker to the Cincinnati Reds burgh Pirates for newly - ac­ vs. D ubl., (3-4) Brooklyn at st. Louls-N.w.ombo (3-0) for Outfielders Hank Sauer and quired Rookie Outfidler Ed Sauer Vii . Muurer (4 ... 2) I'i"ankie Baumholtz. Girl Assailant Signs Confession and an undisclosed sum of cash, AMERICAN Ll!AGUE W L PCT. Masi has been with the Braves 1 Officials of the Cubs said it CHICAGO (UP)-Edc1ie Waitku, star first bast' man of the New York ,." .. 31 18 ,61U was a straight player deal with for '10 years. He is currently hit­ nelroll ...... " ... 31 28 ,~H Philadelphia Phillies, rallied in a fight for life yesterday after be Philadelphia " ", ,29 2S ,531 no cash involved, ting a weak ,210. Cleveland ...... 2n 24 . ~2e was shot by a love-crazed girl fan who said shl' " wanted the thrill Sauer, who was purchased from Washlllrton ., .... ,21 ~ .Il00 , SHOPPING DAYS None of lhe four have enjoyed 80ston .. . " ...... 25 ~6 .400 particularly fruitful seasons at Pl murdering him. the St. Louis Cardinals by the OhlcII,o ...... 2:: til ..ail) F1irates earlier yesterday, is a !It Loul. .." .. 16 :l7 ,~ bat this season. In the late&t of­ Waitkus, taken to ' Illinois Ma­ YESTER.DAY'S SCOaES ficial National league averages ~ onic hospital with a bullet near six-foot right-handed hitter 'and New York O. Cbl ••,o ~ Little Hawks' Doran thrower who batted ,305 for Los Cleveland 8. Bo.lon G Walker was baiting .281; Lowrey his heart, worsened for a time Philadelphia 2, Oeholl I (nlrhl) 'Iil Fialher; s Day, June 19 .277; Sauer, .243, and Baumholtz, Iw hile oxygen and blood trans!u­ Angeles in the Pacifie Coast Wasltlnrton 9. SI, Loul. 0 Inl,hl) ,246 . league last season and drove in TOUAY'S PITCHER.S MOST DADS PREFER: Flips No-Hit Shutout ~ ion s were administered and an Chlca,. at Now York (2)_PI.rco CZ-4) The trades were accomplished operation to remove the bullet was 121 runs. He is the younger bro­ ... nd Kuuva (2-0) vs. Sanlord (l- J) Arrow Shirts and Ties and Byrn. (4-3) shortly before the deadline at tlelayed. ther of Hank Sauer, thc Cincin­ COHAMA TIES OYler Fiori Madison nati Red slugger who was traded Cleveland at Boston-Garda. (S·:.n VI. ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!'! midnight last night when major Then, hospital attendants said, SI!'arnell, Louis at18 -W2)... blnllon (nlrbl)-Embre. ______- _ Arrow Handkerchiefs I to the Chicago Cubs last nlght. lea~ue player lransactions were Dick Doran, ace Iowa City high he raJUed after they had been (2-71 VI. Had,o. (8-3) Puritan Sportswear frozen, They were the first changes baseball hurler, last night pitch­ I"afro,lId we would lose rum." Dr, Oel,olt al Pblladelpbla-Nowhou.e, (1-.1 The ('recu's Tbrilling 1919 under the new managership of v.. Brl •• le (G-:!) . '\ ed a no-hit ball game here blank::; George Uolmes, a chest surgeon, VersiUIJ of The Passiun Play Frank Frisch . The Cubs, in the Pacific Coast Cracks ing Ft. Madison, 6- 0. s~id he examined Waitkus aJtd cellar oC the National league. ap­ I Down on Puritv Code the men's shop Doran struck out 18, Includ­ ' he was /fmuch improved" and STRAND 'J'UJo:ATRt, Iowa City parently were in the midst of a prospects for recovery were PORTLAND ORE: 1m-The Pa, reorganization, after having lost iJlg 13 of the first 14 batters . S T.-S N.- ~lO N. Jll E 18- 1~-1U "better all the time," cific Coas t conference cracked 105 E. College three straight games Tuesday and he faced. (!!Ifff' PERFOIIMAN('1:l1 X: ~1O-1 : 00-9 : 30 down on illegaJ recruiting, su b­ Ed Miltner Roy Wanders While the popular, 29-year-old Adm . ADULT ,5c CHILD lOe Incl. lax yesterday to the Philadelphia Romping t~ three runs in the sidizing and proselyting of athletes NOW Ends FRIDAY Phillies, third inning and two runs in the all player fought for his life his yesterday by slapping a total of fiss ailant, Ruth Steinhagen, 19, 2 • 1st RUN HITS fourth, City 'high had little trouble $21,105 in fines on its 10 member SHOWING .' in defeating the Bloodhounds Signed a statement admitting she schools . Tlt e {.fla,. of from Ft. Madison. fhot the star Tuesday night be­ Every school was adjudged ('Tlte Red ' hoc ,~ " In the third, a walk, one hit fause she was "Watuated" with guilty of some infraction of the MARIUS GORING and two errors brought three im, west coast's strict "purity code," In runs Io-r the Little Hawks. The She told an amazing story of The extenl of the violations of "My li"t c

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I 'I1IE DAILY JOWAS. TRUR DAY, .Jl'NE 16. 1"9 - PAGE TlRU Ir ]·0'\ AWelcome Hof Weather Dessert Testimonial Will Honor eked by thp, Town 'n' Campus Wreckers Raze Histor;c Un;vers;;y Building Profeuor Van der z.. . sl rd8y to Prof. and Mrs. Kirk Porter wiU t' s New students on the SUI cam­ honor Prof. Jaeob Van dEl' Zee. UNIVERSITY C L U B - The pus this summer have about three monthly party bridge for the who retired this month from the weeks to view the dust-shrouded SUI political science department. i \ ... I1nlverslty club members will be remains ot old North haH, now beld tonight in their club rooms at a dinner TuesdU eveniDc at D!Y­ being I'aud by the American the Iowa Union. 1ST at the Iowa union beginning 7:30 Lumber and Wrecking company. - (GilT p.m. Mrs. D.W. Lovett will be ~denl and Mrs. Vlrcil Han­ EN chairman assisted by Mrs. Scolt A campus landmark, the build­ cber and members of the poutical ing is located between University NT" swisher and Mrs. Glenn Down­ science taff will attend the din­ hall and Macbride haU. ner eommemoMllln, Van der Zee's ing. Wrecll.lq operailo... wiU be 3 y rs of teaching at SUI. ELECTA OIRCLE OF KING'S eOlDPletecl "in abOut three weeD DAUGHTERS - Mrs. David Mi­ unleM weat.her Midi UI up," nish will be hostess at the Electa Art E. Meedel, lIead of Ute DN HARDAGE LlCEN B8 ISIUED Circle of King's Daughters meet­ Moines branell 01 tile wreellin, Marriall! IJ were issued ing today at 2 p.m. at her home, eomp~, aald 1eM1erday. y rday in the Johnson eount1 1815 Morningside drive. Mrs. E. J. Meedel reported the work must cl rk's olfie 10 James H. FRy J,ewls will assist with the pro­ be done by July 10, when thE and N deen Peyton, both of gram and Mrs. Bennie Moyers crew wlll move to another job. Cedar R pills; William SclJucb­ will read the devotions. He said work on the two-story m nand Eth I Greiner, both of brick building is about balf com­ Fairfield and to Jerome B. Hath­ . LENA T. RING CIRcLE- Mem­ pleted. orne, Wichita Falls, Texas, and bers of the Lena T. Ring circle The first building constructed Kathl n L. Nelson, Cantril, Iowa. will elect otficers at their meet­ specifically for the un iversity, ing tonight at 7:30 p.m. The group North haU's cornerstone was laid will meet at the home of Mrs. A COOL TIP FOR SUMMER DESSERTS are thete "Bit. Pepper­ July ~, 1865. It was originally con­ Elizabeth McLachlan, 1017 Diana mint Brownie" 8andwlches. Delicious and easy kI make, they are structed as a chapel, but in its Edward S. Rose..,._ street. Md. J . P. Clarke, presi­ also an answer to hancheon refreshments when .erved with pepper­ 80 years of service North hall You are w e 1 com e at dent and assistant hostess, will ment Ice cream or a cool sherbet. has served as headquarters for Oror Shop ALW AY~10u preside. A social hour will follow. nearly all the academIc depart­ m y be a n wcomer or one who has vi !ted us before - LOYAL HELPERS' CLASS OF ments at one time or another. Try Ice *Cream * with * - * * * anyw y I t WI serve you for CHRISTIAN ClJURCH - Mem­ The 1867 comlnenoement exer­ bers of the Loyal Helpers' class cises W€le held tbere. your DruI-Med1~a ~ LI.. btn~ neat''' delkoyed min wonts-we think we of­ of the Christian church will meet Wall, I..... ph.. loT o.It.) the b1llldln&" In 111' when l& w.,.. f !' 3 spectal lervice-ours b for dinner today at 12 noon at JUST ONE FLOOR MORE TIIAN A MEMORY l8 old North ball, now In the latter ~ of ~IDI the home of Mrs. L. J . Mahrf, P~pperminf Brownies WU !lervin.. .. tbe fint unl­ a Fri ndly Pharmacy - venit, Ubraf,. wr~ked. I.ocated between Ulllvf'r Ity hall and Maebrlde ball, the hl8torlc ump landmark will be R.R. 4. Members are asked to completely ra1ed In about tI,ree weeks. bring their own table service and If its a cool and weather-conscious dessert or snack you are look. The second 1100r was complete­ Drug Shop an old hal wrapped as a gift. ing for, you may find the answer in Bits Peppel'lllint Brownie ly destroyed by rlre, and one tire­ Sandwiches. These chocolate squares will be a welcomed treat man lost his life fightln, the 109 South Dubuque Sl. LEROY E. WEEKES AUXIL h f blaze which d£5troyed many rare IARY NO. 3949 _ There will be w en summer appetites crave a. swee} that isn't in the so t pas- and costly volumes in the second 'efsona' Note. a short business meeting and 80- try category. floor library. Try and Stop Me cial hour for members of the Le- To make the Bits Brownie Sand­ ~ CuP sUlar One of the tirst groups to hold roy E. Weekes auxiliary today at wiches ensemble the followlng in- 1 teaspoon vanilla meetings in North hall was the Mr. ond Mrs. Robert J . Libby, 171 5 Wilson street, re the par­ 8 p.m. in their club rooms at gredients: V2 cup sUted a\1 PUJ'POIIe nODr Baoonlan club, still active on ""'------Iy IENNETT eERF.-, ------ents of a boy born 'fuesdriy at 208 1-2 E. College street. Mrs. 1 pkr. chocolate bUs V2 teaspon baklq powder campus. Professors in the early VJmru~ Mercy llospllal. TN HT. arly barn torllling doys, .TIW' ...~ . I.rwi. storp!'cl whose' proprit'trt' ' ('ould fiskl' a poulIll of f d A son, weighing 5 pounds 15 shortenlng over hot wa.ter. Beat reading their research papers at go i'UJ1her thou /lily ollwr landlao ' in hi tory. ,'hI' prodlw d tl eggs, add sugar and vanilla. and the meetings. ounces, was bCJI'n ot Mercy hos­ Made like New pital Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. plottf>r of ('old cnts on(' 'llnday ,beat until light and nu!fy. Mix V,ed for Claaaroollll until Joseph Wilki.nson, 1703 E. College that were actually transpor t-nt. fiNEST GUARANTIED and sift flour, baking powder and 1942, the builcUna- wall COD­ street. I! Did you ('ut thl' c,,, osKed salt. Add to egg milcture. Stir in demned and hal been uaed for WATCH IE'AI.,,,, sklra,e IlDee. TA'wi)l politpiy, indicating thl' the melted chocolate mixture A girl, weighing 9 pounds 4 George Horner, university ar­ .,1iN'S ... r did," 'oid tilt' land­ ISTIMATIS which has been cooled. Add nuts ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. nil and blend thoroughly. chitect, is preserving some of its Joke Kadgihn, 411 S. Summit Iuriy. Spread thin in two greased 8- stones for use in future campus street, Tuesday at Mercy hospital. "O'koy," IllUd Lewi. "Tb n Now for the fi"t time inch square pans. Bake in mod­ building so that the spirit of I 'll d a!." erate oven (.350 degrees F) 20 old North 11I1U will continue as • Mainspring Replacements minutes. Cool. Put Ia.yers togeth­ p:rrt of the campus. • • Federal Education Herold Ross, ~he editor or the with er with peppermint titling. Out in­ Npw Yorker Magazine, wa born to bars. This recipe makes 18 in a hamlet called Asp n, Colo. bars. Bond Sales Reach Post for Lindquist TEXT BOOKS (It's developing into Q. winter tJlIi@fUrUi'JWlJ PEPPER~T FILLING $555,350 in County IProt. E.F. Lindquist of the SUI sports center today- but thal was AND ALL YOUR The reCipe for the filling calls college of education wil1 s rve I1S long after Ross hit th rods. tor For ElVin Walch •• for: Johnson county reached the a member of a federal board of San Franci co.) Som body asked made sinc. 1939. ,. Summer Session Supplies 1 tablespoon buttel' three-Quarters mark in the Op- consultants 'tin teaching and te ~­ Ross what lbey did for excite­ 1 cup sifted confectioner's 11IIar portunity Bond drive, Chairman ting methods. He was asked by ment in the ,ood old days. "Saturday nlghl was top ," answered Ross. 1 tablespoon milk Ben S. Summerwi1l and Frank D. the office of the secretary of de- "The boys would get all het up. When they reached th boiling point, WAYNER'S few drops of peppermint tlavol'­ Williams said yesterday. tense to accept the position. they'd all go down to the barb r shop and walch a f w hulrcuts." 10' E. W hln(ton Veterans Requisitions Filled Ing. Sales of series E, F and G The committee, one or several mend ingredients together and bonds have reached $555,35(}, {]r civilian committees on vorious CODyrllht. Je48. by &Inn tt Cert. Dtn rlbuted bT Kin. r •• tu,," Syndlc.l• • spread between layers. 75.76 percent of the $733,0.42 phases of education appointed by Zipper Note Books You'll find these Peppermint quota. the oUice ot defense, wlll recom- Brownies are just the thing with Story county with 112.10 per- mend an educational program for Don't " Spiral Not. Books peppermint ice cream for a cool cent, and Taylor county, with the armed services. Drawinq batrumenta dessert. 108.06, pushed ahead of Sioux Lindquist will work in conjunc­ Miss Giveaway Dress. Bargains u·.v·~u Laundry Cases county's 108.(}3 percent. Sioux with the service academy board, 1" "I .. 7!1~,·. :3' topped Its quota two weeks ala which includes Prot. Charles H. Study tampa Five Hundred Hawkeye and held the lead last week. 'Ply- McCloy of the SUI physical edu­ These Yearbooks Unclaimed mouth county is in ttourth place cation department. • Leather Book BoOS with 10l.35 percent. The board recommends teach- Fountain Pens Five hundred 1949 Hawkeyes The original covered wagon lng methods for the three ser- at Sllde Rulea have not been picked up by SUI used to publicize the dirve is now vices. Aim of the recommended students who purchased ~em visiting the north eastern section program is to train men qualified Stationery Hal Sorenson, Hawkeye busmess of IOWA. Today and tomorrow it to meet the needs of the regular manager, said yesterday. . will appear In Dubuque. armed forces. ownER'S Pin-Up Bulletin Boards at Thethe yearbooksDaily Iowan may businessbe obtamed ot- rn;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~i~~~_ --.-_ - 1 fice any weekday from eight a .m. Approved Thesis Paper to five p.m. Accordmg to SUI year book contracts the' books and must be picked up within 30 days Supplies for Graduate Students after the June" distribution date, Sorenson said. Gi've DAD REYNOLDS MOVED James Reynolds, 4 - year - old Clear Lake polio patient at Uni­ .Ries Iowa Book Store versity hospitals, has been trans­ of 125 Desirable Dresses \ ferred to' lhe "inactive ward," - Since 1871 - hospitals of1icials said yesterday. a pastel SHIRT and· TIE He was ,admitted June 5. drastically Marked - down to sell quickly with matching At n'l. Dollan At Ten DoUcm I~ background You buy You buy Reqular Reqular Travel $12.95 $22.95 J. $14.95 $29.95 Saving $19.95 $35.00 DreNH DreueiI • (RANDIC ROUTE .. All are Spring cmd Early Summer Frocks in pure-dy. silk prints, rayon shan­ tUDga, paatel meers and crepes, navy and black &beers, and rayon gabardine It's comfortable ••• safe ••• convenient to ride the Crandic. At leaat I. casuals •.. in women's regular and half sizes; alao in junioT and miuea' me. round tripa dQlly betw.. n Cedar Raplcia cmd Iowa City a ..un you trcma- Sparlclinq new colo~ In Rne tailored shirts. They • • • Get YOW'MU several of these phenomenal dr... bargains. portation~ ~ ~ ~ launder and come out bright and colorful as new. Choose a tie with a background to match your ahirt a pleaaun to be Iree of parldnq problems, dusty roaca. W4C1ther AlSO -----:.------...,. It·. and with a c:ontraat1ng panel design for real swank. worn ... Drastically Reduced for quick clearqnce are AI' • SHIRTS TIES M~lard It'. a real lam; to ride th. CrancUc. ODe way ticket • • • IOc. plus tax. 35 .AII--Wool Casual Coats Round trip • • • $1.00, plus talC. And the commuter'. book offen 10 ride. $3.50 • $3.95 $1 • $2.50 OOD' for only $3.50. • ReqaIar ,.5 Con Buy theM Barca" Ride the Crandic. Enjoy carefree travel at a saving. .- Dad's Day - This Sunday fW1-leIl9th sty... to .... DOW lD plaID colon and lato IIIlL • and aonlty IahrIc:8 18~~Coat. Yau .... haad8Olll8ly. l1t!or Crnndic's .. Roundup of th, News" eoch Wee/II"s' rilly "lid SO/llrdn.y 01 6:00 p.m. OVt'r JIIMT and I/.t J2 o'doel! lI~m's on SIll/do?, ov.r KXIC Close - Out of 75 Spring and Summer Hats

Quality First - Regular to $8.98 Hats and all are desirabl. styles. CEDAR RAPIDS' AND \ IOWA CITY RAILWAY With Nationally Advertised Brands Straw. and straw fabrics in white, navy, black and colon: AT· TOWNER~S -Iowa City's Falhion Store-lOS. Clinton.:. , PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 194' "Come info My Parlor .. /' Interpreting the News - Sheriff Protests Hers Powerless BIRMI.NGH~M II~ - A ffi' ~. 1819. Bo.rd of Tru.t•• " Rlcba.t 01 ••, I .... plan's administrator, ;by a num- Yes, said Mr. Hoffman firmly, The postwar western world is schedule. program will be submitted or session, unless in t ern a t ion a 1 J)lu~ln., G,O',V 8. E •• lo., Itollil At events create pressure for faster 8wb ••rlpUo ••• lo .....By ••rrlor In I.",. GIII,ow. M ..ou L.U, )(.rrll C. L." bel' of members of the senate if we have to, to win the peace a congress of would-be autarchies, Mr. Truman was said to be when some senate action 'O n it wlr, Xatherlae McNamara, Le,U" action. on" ~o .... 11 .... kl' o. $7 p.r J ••r la appropriations com mit tee last - and the question and answer kept going by the one near-autar­ in no rush to send the anns may be possible. • ...au •• : six mo.lbs $3.85: Ibro. m.ntb. Moeller, Paul B. OIIOD. week, seemed to me the most highlight the enormous psycholo­ chy, tbe Uni ted States, which has program to congress ahead of ConnaJly told reporters that " .90. BJ m.1I , .. 10 ... $7.50 p.r , •• r: .Ix montb. SS.90: Ibr •• mont", U . And 'BED M . POWNALL, P.bU,l., antagonistic in the long history gical burden of carrying the Mar­ learned that autarchy isn't so treaty ratlfica.tlon and action on "with or without the treaty" Count on Corn Borer other mall lublClrtption. f8 per 7ear; ,Is , ..oatb. U.!5: lb ••• ' I.U. ARTIIUR WIMER of congressional hearings on this shall plan in a time of declining very practi~ \.. • Important domestic legislation. the President has the pOwer to m.a''', su bj ect. business. Eggs High in. County Alllilani to tb. Pub""... The treaty must be a.pproved send the anned (orces to stra- Ualled Pr... L •••• d Wlro .8er"I•• HAROLD 8 . ARitOn The plan has not yet quite lost Suppose we have to reduce our J HAVE supported the Mar­ Corn borer egg masses in John- by a two-thirds vote of the sen- tegle POints "in anticipation of son county fields have counted as »uIlne I M.ana,"" Its place on the "sacred" list of imports from Marshal! plan coun­ shall plan from thE; beginning, as IIEMBER 0 .. TRI! A8800lATIlD pal!88 OHARLES F. CA R.OLL appropriations Items that mllst tries during a depression, went a humanitarian device, without ate to become binding. an anned attack." high as 160 masses to 100 plants The Allocl.ted Pru, I, •• Utled •• 101• • Editor not be substantially cut - like, another question, shall we. send necessarily believing it would ac­ But Connally, who is chairman As commander-in-.\:hief of the and young borers have already for instance, the military budget them some more money to make complish all that was promiSEd of the foreign relations committee, armed forces, Connally said, the hatched in taller corn fields, Em­ - but the sanctity is beginning up for that? No, said Mr. Hofi­ for it. It has seemed to me a said failure of the American - President may station combat mett C. Gardner, said yesterday. to wear thin. The rebellion has man, we'd all have to sweat it decent means and I will accept British-Russian-French meeting forces throughout the United A demonstration on corn borer begun. out together. a decent means even when the at Paris could change the entire States and "at our bases wher- control will be Iteld Friday at 9 • .... But this question, too, throws projected ends seem a little situati~ n . The underlying purpose ever they might be." a.m. on the Francis Glaspey farm, THERE ARE a number of l'ea- light on the unusual basic quality blurrEd. of the meeting is to find a way " The Texan argued the treaty I one-half mile north of Hills on sons for this. The mQst impor- of the Marshall plan, considered But now, with the first stages for Russia and the other powers neither adds to ncr subt racts Highway 218, Gardner, Johnson !.ant is that the Marshall plan as a diplomatic "line" - it is over, it is necessary to re-think to get along together for the ben- ,J;rom the constitutional powers of county extension director, said. was adopted in a period of good unique in that it represents the the problem, and I feel the state times, and we are now in what only occasion in history in which department should do so b€fore appears to be a period of mod- a great power has deliberately the senate, perhaps, makes an THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1!}4!l VOL. XXV, NO. Z%' erate recession. The United Na- adopted an eeonomic diplomacy 'abrupt cut in Marshall plan funds tions monthly statistical bulletin in trying to reduce its own com­ going beyond the house's more­ discloses that industrial produc- petitive advantages. or-less nominal reductions. e d i t o'r i a 1s 'I tion went up in the Marshall plan We have embarked on this for • • • UNIVERSITY CALENDAR countries during the first quarter what we consider good and suf­ AND THE WAY forward, it Torpedoed Tucker· Suspicions Are Raised- UNIVERSITY CALENDAll Items are scheduled In the Preside"'" of this year - and went down Helent long-range political rea­ seems to me, is for us immediately , officel, OJd Capitol. only in the United States. sons, but it remains a hard line to undertake, as a major diplo­ The $26-million sage of the Tucker Torpetio payroll was salted with slippery promoters Facts of this sort make it psy- to carry in even moderately hard matic line, the revival of trade is at an end. Preston Tucker and his firm and relatives. Thursday. June 16 Society Medical Technologists, chologically harder for us to con- times. between western and eastern Eu­ are in bankruptcy and disg~a~e; his dealers 7:30 p.m.-The University Club, Medical Laboratories. tinue shelling out. It is true that •• • rope. That was the original Mar­ • • • Party Bridge, Iowa Union. Thuf'day, June 23 * and security holders are out ilil the cold. One wonders, however, if thls tale of these production changes involve WE HAVE stayed with the shall plan conception. Sunday, June 19 !l:00 a.m. - Child Development only a few percentage points, one Marshall plan so far, because of It remains the only approach Yet the full story of the Tucker f inancial trickery Isn't & bit too simple, ~oo one-sided. 7:30 p.m. - Sunday Vespers. and Parent Education Conference, way or the otlher, and in no way our fear of Russia, etc, But with that can squeeze the fantasy out fiasco may never be known .'!lthough much The author of the Collier's article writes of West Approach Old Capitol Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. alter our tremendous industrial eVEn a slight settling down of our of the plan. It would Ease us of of it is due to .be aired in a f~deral trial. In an interview with Preston Tucker: "Tucker 7:15 p.rn. - Sunday vespers, 9:00 a.m. - Conference, Iowa production figures, another mood the burden of being quite 60 lead over the rest of the world. a forthcoming issue of Collier'~, Lester Velie fished in his pockets and tdrew out '3 letter Dr. Millord E. Barnes, SUI, "Re­ Society Medical Technologis\& But 1t is our nervous habit to begins to come forward, a mood spectacularly self-denying, and it does a convincing job of picturing Preston from an ex-Wac. To it was pinned a $5 bill. ligion and Health," West Ap­ Medica l Laboratories. ' of heightened concern, or psych­ would set up valid trade goals for consider trends rather than ab­ proach to Old Capitol. 9:00 a.m. - Physical Education solutes, and it isn't going to be logical normalcy, or whatever you western Europe. It might lead Tucker as a scoundrel and a fool who, 10 Contributions like these, Tucker explai ned, Monday, June 20 Conference, House Chamber, Old quite so easy to continue a scheme want to call it. toward the solution of other east­ complete and lavish insincerity, SQu andered 'Poured in daily 'to use as I see fit in my under which the nation which is And, as a JlIa tter of fact, there west problems. away the millions entrusted · to him. fight for American enterprise'." 10:00 a.m. - Junior .. College Capitol. Workshop, HQl.lse Chamber Old Friday, June 2\1 doing less well thfl n it was, glV€S are elements of fantasy in the And it has the merit of being That in a nutshell is the part of the rr'uckrr Part of the Collier's indictmcnt: The hand­ Capitol 9:00 a.m. - Physical Education aid w those which are doing bet­ Marshall plan, as it has evolved. a better answer, not merely a story the publio also wants to know ab~ut . made Tucker which made its world premlere Tuesday, June 21 Conference, lIouse Chamber, Old ter. Thue isn't a nation in Europe cheaper answer, which a mere cut Even if the fantastic facts about Tucker's own covered by it which isn't trying in Marshall plan appropriations two years ago was a patched-up cross be­ 8:00 a.m. - J un lor Colle e Capitol. • $ . , operations are proved correct, the many people THE GAME of comparisons is to reduce its imports and in- would be. tween a 1942 Oldsmobile and a tin can. Workshop, House Chamber Old 4:00 p.m. - Speech Department The corporation paid Preston Tucker's bills who backed Tucker just to see him "crack" Capitol slimmer lectur(' series. Mrs. Ber­ the auto industry have a right to know jU &t for a private plane, a $44 ,000 yac ht and a six­ 9:00 a.m.-The University club, nice Rutherford, Senate Cham­ to what extent the auw industry caused his Coffee Hour, Partner Bridge or Sear Marlcet? month spree in Ohicago's Drake hotel. It also ber, Old apitol. Sewing, Jowa Union 8:00 p.m. Summer Session put his son-in-law - fresh out of college - fa ll. To many persons,' the Tucker story Is 4:00 p.m. - Professor Mark Program: LaMerci, Oriental 011 the payroll at $10,000 a yeal". not jut one of an Isolated corpora&lon. To Scorer, University of Oalifornlu, dancer, Macbride Ausilorium. Dealers in the U.S. and 39 foreign countries "Style in the Novel," Scnale aturday, Juno Z5 many, his firm Is either the proof or the Chamber, Old Capitol. paid from $1,000 to $40,000 apiece for the 10 '00 a.m. Speech Department denial that we Itm had "tree enterprise" In 7:00 p.m. - Graduate College dealership rights on Tuckers. An estimated Summn Lecture Series, Mrs. lar,e part8 01 our economy. Lecture, Senate Chamber, Old Bernice Rut her lor d, Senate 50,000 persons bought $17-million in Tucker Even if Tucker's failure was due to inteJ'J131 Capitol. Chamber, Old Capitol. stocks. And when finances got short, Tu c k ~r mistakes, many will cast a suspicious eye at Wednesday. June 22 Sunda . June 26 raised another $2.3-million by selling acces­ the auto industry and attribute Tucker's 9:00 a.m.- ChlJd Development 7:15 p.m. Sunday Vespen, sories to persons wllling to get priority 011 trouble to unfair, behind-the-scenes competi­ and Parent Education Conference, Mr. Donald Norberg, "Religion the waiting lists for the new cars. tion. Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. and Journalism," West Approach Obviously, there is something very, very In searching out the truth in the case, the 8:30 p.m. - Conference, Iowa to Old Capitol. BEN II wr ng in the story ·of the ill-fated Tucker federal court should consider this aspect )f \ (For Inrormatlon re,ardln, dates beyond thl! IIChedul., corporation. It may well be mat Tucker ad­ it. Suspicions here may be entirely without lee reservallonl In the office of the Pre Ident, Old C.pltol.) vertised as accomplished facts engineering foundation. But the suspicions have been feats still 15 years away. It may be that his raised. GENERAL NotiCES , "F Roosevelt Rides Again - GENERAL NOTICES should be deposlkd with the cit, editor of TItt . ~ DailY Iowan In the newsroom In Ea t )I II. Not! e mUlt be n&­ When Franklin Roosevelt WlI S guiding the The constitution may be interpreted a bit mUted by 2 p.m. the day preceding rtr t pUblication: they w~1I HOT L fortunes of this nation then) probably were differently, though. Artlole Two of the COI1- be accepted by telephone, and mUllt be TYPED OR LEGIBLY warr. - some persons who claimed that something was ~ ituation says in part: l TEN and SIGNED by R relponllbl. penon. ".as' American as the Roosevelt , familY." "No person except a natural born citizen or It seems unlikely Utat th~ ~oosevelt simile a citizen of the United States at the time ot FIELD HOUSE SWJMM1NG nalism wIll be held In N2, Ead POOL wl11 be op n for mIxed Hall, at 4. p.m., June 16. The eVe!" reached the stature of the one about the adoption of this constitution, shaH be ~1i­ Paddy's Irish pig but there is a similarity if swimming each Tuesday and F'r!­ me ling Is required for first se. gible to the office of the president . . .tt day 7-9 p.m. throughout summer mester graduate students. you feel like reaching for it. ' The queltlon or a "natural. born cl'llen" session begi nnIng June 17. Fur­ Anyway, there is a little commotion afoot ha, never been anlweredl by Judicial deci­ nish own towel and sui ts. No UNIVER ITY SYMPHONY now alYout one of Roosevelt's chlldren sion. admission charge. Open to unI­ ORCHESTRA A P P LIC A NT! Franklin Jr. The former chief ~ executl've' s son . versity stud nts, employees and should apply at Room llO, MUllo Under federal statues, children f born of spent his first full day in congress yesterday wives. No chjldr n. Studio BUilding, or lit the North as a representative of New York. American parents resident .In foreign eountrles M\,I i' Reh ut' I Hall at 7 p.m., are presumed to be American citizens. How­ There is lome s~culalion on whether PH. D. EXAMINATION In Jun If! . IUhe91'sais arc Monday, ever, to retain their citizenshIp they must, younl Rooseveit has any, allll>iilODI. to follow French reading will be II,lve n In Tuesclay and Thu I'liday evenln ••, In hi. lather'l footsteps that lead to the before their eighteenth birthday, record theIr room 31\l, Scha !fer hall fr m 7:15- 0:15. ' 8-10 a.m., June 25. Appllcallo n White HOUle. Thll In tum hal caUled IpeC­ intention of becoming a 'Citizen of the U.S. must be made by June 23 by NEW ECTION OF VUlJ· ulatlon on whether his place of birth dll­ Protection of children of our dJpl'omatic offi­ signing s hc~t posted on bulletin BRATE EMBRYOLOGY 37:101 qualifies him from the prelldency. cials in foreign countries was behind that stipulation. board at room 307 Schaeffer he 11. Is now open. Lecture will be .t Franklin Jr. was horn Au.ust 17, 1914 at N~xt examjnlltlon wlil be ,Iven 8:00, laboratory 11 :00-1 :00 dally . the Roosevelt summer home on Campobelle • • • July 30. Students ar urged to teglater .t Island, just beyond the boundary of Maine. Roosevelt's acceptance by the house clears once. Is a chlId born beyond the continental limits up the question of his birth for thc present. NEW SUI 8TtJD~NT8 may of the United States a United Stljtes citizen? He can now j'O ln with other presidents' sons obtain tho June issue of Frlvlll, OFFICE OF STUDE7ft' AI.' Apparently, he Is ~ or at 1east Roosevelt Who have served in congretl8 - John Adams, eampU! humor magazine, at the FAIRS urges students to report Dally Iowan business oUico In Lheir local Ilddrc s If housln. ar· is. Members of t~e house of representatives W.H. Harrison, Martin Van Buren, John Tyler East hall throughout this weck. rllngements WHe ma!je aftel' re,­ 00 f\UI'~tinn ,<1(\ hi' and 'Robert Taft. rnisrrt ,,"C'h yest('rrt'lY Is l ~ lrotiol1 . Any <,hon,t(f' of reillc1~n~ conslrterert a citizen by birth In that body's It looks as It the 'way is ('lear' for hi,l'l ttl ORIENTATION MEETING FOR during the lImm r '" Illn shbuld eyes, run for presldcnt if he wants. GRADUATE STUDENTS in jour- also b Icpollccl. 'I'D DAILY IOWAN, Tooa DAY, I1JNE 11, 114. - PAGE ~ - I. students, but is open to all healthy .------. men and women. Forty-Five Begin - :Iowa Mountaineers Will Climb Several vacancies exist at pre­ sent due to emergency canella­ lions. Ebert invited interested Sell "Extra Baggage" persons to inquire lor inlorma­ Tols' Summer School IPacific Peaks This Summer tion by calling 7418 or writing t.l: Director, Summer Outings, P .O. - For Eight Weeks The Iowa Mountaineers will climb tbe !'mow.capped peaks of the Box 163, Iowa City. Pacific Northwest on theil' 10th aonual summer outing leaving * * * * * * Iowa City Aug. 13 and retuming Sept. 5. Dad isn't the 'O nly one who scbool, assisted by Mrs. Don Car­ With a Want Ad started summer school yesterday. ney, 822 Rundell street, and two A. large muuber of the participants wi1\ be students who reo mothers. tfntly completed fhe univr rsity course" Outing and Mountain· V.A. Won't Pay Children of university personn!!1 According to Mrs. McCarthy, Locma______. 71 1Wanted to Reat (CODt.) /tring," tbe first COll rse of this • and veterans began their eight AutOll for SOle - tr.ed (COnt.} I week play school session. over 20 are registered in the old­ loaflt'd on carn- Phyfician, wlf~ and baby urgently type to be offer ed by any Am. cars, he explained. For Hobby Courses er group and more than 25 in U$$$$$$$ 1937 Plymouth, mOlor four years clothing. jew~lry. need furnished apartment. Call Irlcau ulliversity. Chaperons will be Arthur Playful prattle of tots aged two the younger group. ~ras, guns If you are a veteran signed up to five years enliven University old, good tires. Will not blck~r etc. 3111, Ex 1. 294, Dr. Bostrom. John Ebert director of the Wendler, professor of physical ed- The organization is cooperative. on price. $250 cash. Phone Perry, , ucation at SUI, and Dr. William for what may be considered a hospitals barrack 67 irom 8:30 till Reliable Loan. 109 Eo BurUngton. Apartment, furnished or unfurn­ lIountaineer's outing, said specia I Each moth~r helps approximately 3585. G>oddard of the University hospi- "hobby course," you should con­ 11 :30 'On week-day mornings. Ch!l­ once every three weeks, and alJ i hed. Responsible uaduate training will be offered to those tals staff. Scenes from the trip dren from three and one-hal! to sult your veterans service office, the war) In keeping up the school _1utruc&a..;.;.;;...;;.....;.;;;;;... ______.,;:8.,;:1 student, on~ chUd. Summer, or interested il) developing their skill will be filmed in color by Iowa five years meet on Mondays, Wed­ is done by the parents. The tul- 1941 Chrysler. e-cylinder, "-door. permanent. Phone Ext 3106. William D. Coder, director of vet­ nesdays and Fridays. Those irom tion for the summer period is $11, 'Both r.umbered. Fully equipped. Ballroom dance leuon•. In glacier and ice mountaineer- City photographer Reuben Scharf. Youde Wurlu. Dial 9.85. inf. The 5,000 mile journey will Ebert said participation in the erans service, said yesterday. You two to three and one-hal! years which includes the cost of re- Top condition phone 7971. ReafEatate may have to pay for the course are meeting for the first time be madc in special trucks and outings is not restricted to SUI freshments. ·1941 OldsmobUe 7e . Radio. h~at- for Rent yourself. tod;ry and will continue their Rooma 91 Y2 story fI-room house In West Eacb morning tbe children are er, 59,000 miles. Orl,lnal owner. 11 The Veterans administration re­ meetings on Tuesdays, Thursdays checked by a nurse, Mrs. Otto $950. 220 N. Dodge. Dial 8-0814. Lar,e room for men. 010 in. Branch. 2 lots. Electric refri,tt­ ator, electric tove, clrculati", fuses to pay fdr COUrses such as and Saturdays. Kr~ushaar, 117 Central park. The Phone 2037. music and art, sports and games, Mrs. T.C. McCarthy, 105 S. remaInder of their schedule in- 1946 Chevrolet club coupe. Elt------­ heater, Bendix washer. All for $3700. museum techniques and photo>­ Clinton ~treet, supervises the eludes stories. music and records. eell~nt condition. Bargain. Call Rooms for men. One large for two Possession Augmt HI. Write .. ~It4W~I'I~ graphy unless the courses are a mid-morning snack ot juice and 6403. with study room and sl eeping Box floC, Daily Iowan. FOR ITS SPEED, EFFICIENCY, desirable and lunctional for the crackers, a rest pe~jod, art and -::-:-~~":":"'----'----'nr porch, $40. Two hlllf room, $15 CONVENIENCE, ECDNOMYI veteran's major. M. Kulhavey Files craft work, and outdoor play. Automotive 22 each. Third floor room for one to MiaCellaneoua for SCi18 101 For instance, a course in photo­ ' four, $10 each. House insulated. Th e b arrac k 5 was a ifere d b y 1942 Har1~y- 45. Buddy-seat. new 0:>01 all summer. 94f1 Iowa Ave- All-metal lceboxe , white enamel. graphy is permissible if the major 7~ UNDERWOOD $891 Judgment Suit tlte university and has been oc- tires, COil, battery, chain. $300 nue. $8 e ch. Dicker Furniture Ex. is in journalism. But golf is not cupled by the school since last or trade tor car. Alexander, Phone ______ch8ng~, Corner Burlin,ton and consider€d necessary to a com­ Mjlo Kulhavey, Johnson county November. 7482. Two double rooms tor men. Dial Dubuque. merce major. farmer, filed a $891 judgment suit =-,------7645. "UNIVEIlS~L" Typewriter: Underwood s\andard. All the operating features of Cdder said he would obtain yesterday in Johnson district court . ------. ;;;Ge;-n-e-ra-I.-.Se;-rvi-:-c-_-----~3;';'1 --~------__ E. Clean, reasonable. Qu d B-68. busb~ size typewriters. Smart, names of students in the "hobby against F. Rugger, veterinar- Men students. 714 Iowa Avenue. modem carrying case included. courses" and would remove un­ ian. WANT AD RATES We repair all makes of lewlnl Phone 2667. Ext 4320 after 5. qualified names before submitting Kulhavey charged thaI' Rugger machines. Singer Sewin, Ma------Ries Iowa Book Store bills for payment. had vaccinated 28 of his brood • • chine Company. 125 South Dubu- Double rooms for rent. Dial 2656 Sturdy baby buggy $10. Call 2373. sows wUh improper vaccine on For consecutive Insertions que. or 2327. Good Story-Clark plano, $100. Authorized Agency March 1, 1949, and as a result ---.------Drener, $12. NOWI ANYONE CAN HAVE three of the sows and 41 of the ODe Da3' ...... _...... 6c Per word Bendix sales and Ilervlce. Jackson's Room for one boy. 125' ~ S. Du· 39~7 . Iitlle pigs farrowed died of hog 'nlrce 0.3'...... 10Cl per word Electric and GUt. bUQue. Sturdy t bl and ch ir, $8. Writ.. PLENTY OF HOT WATER cholera. Six D.,8 ...... _...... 130 per 'Word ing desk and ehalr, $9. Cal1' BOOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN Kulhavey asks for $870 for the ODe. Month ...... 380 per word ASHES and Rubbiab haullq. Rooms for ,tudettt men. Dial 7460. 2044. ~-"'.... QUICKI loss oC the sows and little pigs Classified Displa.r Phone 5623. Summer rooms for men or cou- I KNCNI MRS. PUFFlE I KNOW HIS KIND ", Set----.------of nearly n w ,olf dub. Phone IS JUST A!lOuT READY and $21 in repayment oC the vet- He- }-pWan'-:.J.1 ples in lpaeioul high c Uln,ed ... HE 'S HARD~R. 10 eranarian's bill. One Day ...... 7Sc per col. inch _ ...... ___uou~ ______• home. Plenty hot water. Showers. Bob Buehnnan, 8-0488 betweeQ 10 SWING 11lE CLEAVER.. GET OUT THAN Til' AT ME 10 GET 1M UNCLE BOTmM l)AJ3 ex' Edward L. O'Connor is attor- SIXpe~0;:yecu.. ~.~~.~ .. ~6~s'per col. inch Attendant and housekeeper In food 1106 E. College. Dial 8-0357. 6 and 9 pm. WOLFGANG f()N HIS WAY OUT CATSUP IN A BOrTLE! ney for the plaintiff. OF HE.RE ... BUT HOW ". YOU CAN'T GIVE. HIM One Month ...... 50c per col. inch laboratory, SUI. Either full-time Pleallant rooms for men, women The be t costs Ie . FULLEl\ 5HAlLI GO ABOUT ITL TH' VERBAL HEAVE'HO, (Ave. 26 insertions) or hall-time. No heavy cleaning. or couples. Automalic hot wa­ BRUSHES. Call 2387. ROBIN, IN A TKTFU 50 WHY DON'T 'IOU TELL Check your ad In Ihe " ",I blue It Telephone Ext. 2230 for appoint­ ter. Dlnl 4387. WAY,? HIM MRS PUFFlE. HAS appean. The nally Jowan cln be re- ment. Hollywood bed. Phone 6253. RENTED HI5 RfXJM '? Dial 4153 oponllble lor only one Incorrect In..,rtlon. ______Large double room, closo"-Jn: DeadUDCI Wanted: cook for summer session. Phone 3047. Want to l:iuy 102 for 25 men, 2 meals dally. Dial 3763. ------~------Classilled Display ...... 4 p.m. Furnished room for womall. Cook­ German Mauser Model 118 rlflea. Part time sludent fountain heJp. Ing privileges. Dial 4788. B t cash prlc . Pbone 221U .. 24-Hour LIne advertisements ...... 5 p.m. Apply Raclnes. Bring to 328 South Governor. Saturday, all advertlslng ..... ;l.m. ------___ Lar,e sleepin, room Lor men. IIIW poarn-slZl poa'IlLi Experienced saleslady, full time. 6403. Music (lnd Radio 103 WAlIa IlIA"a COSTS LUS TIIAII $2.50 Dry Cleaning Service Brlnr Advertisements to Frohweln Supply Company. _____ 'nle Dail3' Iowan BuaiDeaa Olftee. Y2 of double room; men. $15 Now you can ncord your wedding. HEATS FAST AS GAS Free Pickup and Delivery Basement, Eas' HaU, ..r pboae Wanted: Lady for housework and month, summer only. 2 block Thi prlcele .• keepsake of your Merely place" portabl. ~' A~T· WAY Water cafe ot children. 3 or more days Heater in & recel)tae1e cont&ining ",ater. P1Ul from Iowa Union, Privute phone most trea ul'cd mom nt Is avail­ in nearest. socket.. Prcetol Ne&la water quirk a week :l654. In room. Dial 3891. able from WOODBURN SOUND (or batbjng. 8cr ..bbing."Yaahinl. etc. Also clean­ Free Mothproofing ing milk. 8~pa.rfltor •• eio,-lBpeeci depend!n, on SERVICE, 8 E College. Perfect gu&nt.it.y. Jieat.e faet. a6 avera.a cae burner. No 4191 _Sal_e_s_m_e_n_W_an_te;..d_____ 4~3 Large cool room. Has only one man fires to build or bot. waLer to ct.rry-no running fidemy a urcd by the mo t mod. up aDd down al.ain. No dirt, no mUB8. no top­ Start Independent retail business to enjoy it. More welcom at $15 ern eQulpm nt. Oall 8-D151 today b... vy fuel bill•. Handyllnexpenoivol Now cool4 •. A. WEDIG monthly. liot, soft wat r, showers. lees than ~,6( . Caution I Read direction. be.­ Crom your home. Two hundred and make an appointment. cl.... m•• MO.I, •• rore usin,:. For lu,,}e by- household Items. Cosmetic. food •. Dial 7930. VARSITY Cleaners Guaranteed repairs for all make. Gray's Hardware 23 E Washington ...L08--:t:--an....,d-F .. o-un-d~------.1 ... 1 Good profits. Sleady repeat busi- A~partm..:..:..:;,;;:,;e;.:n:.;;ts;..;;to;;;r...;fl;;..e;;.;n;.;t~ __-=9.:2 Home and Auto radio. We pick- up and deliver. Sutton Radio Serv­ ~~~:===~~~======:::~~~~~~~~~---w:e:s~:e:rn:..:A~u=to~s:'o:r:e__ JlL ______~1 ness In Iowa. Oily or Iowa or West Larll'\! furnlsh l'd apartml'nt for :-: Losi: Sunday June 12. Bunch ot Muscatine County. Permanent. ice. 331 E. Markel. Dial 2239. keys. Reward. Write Box 5-R Car necessary tor deliveries. Write summer. Di I 8-1572. Daily Iowan. today Cor full information. Raw­ leigh's Dept. 1AF - 840-249, Free­ Furnished Apartment. Immediate Riders Wanted III ~"'~""".ly.~ " Los6: red notebook with emblem. port, Illinois. posseSl.lon. Write Box 6-B Daily Rid rs wllntcd:,goinll to Houston Contents valuable to owner. Iowan. Texas. Leave Junc 10. Phone 6·/6 Where Shall We Go Reward. Bus Mertes. 1294 E. Da- Apartment In town of Riverside. 7172. R venport. 5879. Sherwood tells about the SUI-er Dial 0659 day •. FURNISH YOUR ROOM President'! Persona18 12 whose hadest task. In college ---...;;.------:;;.:; was learning to open beer botlles Wanted - to Rent 93 THE INEXPENSIVE W.A YI Unlted Stales Savings Bonds are with a quarter. No need to. new­ Save money by buyinll unfinished comers; ramble down to the AN­ Permanent furnished or unfurn­ ideal for your future income ished apartment by student. One furniture from MORRIS. Chests. needs . . . ed uca tlon fund, retire­ NEX and have Doc or Jim open them for you. child. Phone Ext 4019. book helves, desks, tables, other ment lund, or as a business oper­ items, all ready for painting. Low ating reserve. price fit your budget. Autos for Sale - Used 21 Keep your room cool with Keuffel & Esser an 8" {an, [or only $4 .95. 1936 Hudson coupe; less than Wanted pedal: close-out on on group of 58,000 actual miles. Probably log log Decitrig table lump . Your choice ... $3.00 best In Eastern Iowa. Bought by Girl Cor work at soda fountam me from original owner. A-I. Nev­ about 5 hOUl'll duily. Experi­ Morris Furniture Co. er on a dealer's lot. Need $250 to SLIDE RULES ence desirable but not neces­ 217 S. Clinton Phone 721:1 BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG swing later model. 917 Columbus sary. St., West Liberty, Iowa. Phone ALSO 248-Y. WANTEDI For Sale: 1941 Nash Club coupe; Pickett & Eckel Melal Slide Gibbs Drug Co. 1937 Ford V-8 pick-up truck. Rule, and all other popular Doorman Cash terms trade. Ekwall Motor make ', priced from $1.00 up· Co. 627 So. Capitol. Phone 2631. Part-time work wards. 1949 Ford Cus.tom tudor. Radio MAllER BROS. TRANSFER and heater. 8,OOD miles; original For efficient furniture Apply owner. 609 Finkbine Park 6950. RIES IOWA Movin, 1935 Chevrolet, Good condition. and Manager, Dial 8-07S5. BOOK STORE Baliage Tranater 1947 Ford convertible. 8-0366. Dial - 1168' - Dial Englert Theater'

CASH FOR YOUR CAR KEEP IN STEP DURING All makes and modele ,,-_L_AF_F_-A_-_D_~_Y _____ l THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL SUMMER MONTHS CARL ANDERSON 1939 Ford Tudor 1525 EHRKE AUTO SALES Get out last year's summer shoe. and bring them down to Roger'.. 1132 S. Linn lJIal 8-1521 They'U put them In lood shape with new soles and heels. Let Clark'. Home Bakery Rogers put .rou in step with their expert shoe rC!l1aJr. Specializlnl In Kolaches, rehUke, and pies ROGER'S RITEWAY 109 E. Burlington Dial 8-102D A~ from the Strand No dellverlea

TYPEWRITERS New Cars Are Comil,191 Stop In and see the new Don't get stuck with your ao,al hrtable. old car. Prices are dropping, • We repair all makes of tJpe. because new cars are easier PIJON't to get. rOANU writers. Victor Adding Maehinea A Want Ad will help yoU 110, MUIIC! for immediate delJvet1. sell your car. Call 4191 now the North ~TTA lETT, at 7 p.m., , PAUL ROBINSON WIKEL and place )'Our ad. Monday, TYPEWRITeR EXCHANGE evenln.S, 12f~ E. CoUe,e Phone 8·1051 Tbe People's Marketplace Daily Iowan Wan~ AdI

GOOD CLEANING PAYS OFF! .. You feel better, look better, work better, when yout clotba are COD-cleaned. Fast, tboroulh clean~ makea 1u1H'!' AI­ COD c1eanin, topa in town, Call Lli Lo report housl n, at­ todayl e after ~. of rrklc1enctl "I' t h· jpri. shoilld m eac mg my wife how to .wim," COD CLEANERS '" .. C.,atea . J

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with the Sept<'mb r. 1950. cnm- In other action Tuesi!1l White·Ro~bed Alaba ma Mob Flogs Father Legislature Grants Illelion 'Of til pro pORed Longfel- nil,(ht Lho sc 001 board Iu. j· SUI Students to 'Take Part j7'iG""'----_ low sc hool build,ng program th e thol'ized Opsta d to olf~ Iowa Ci1y $1,679.64 problem of enough classroom te-uching contracts to · seven P!r. spoce wou lcl di sappear. sons. :In Marengo Atom Experiment In Children's TUJilion \ A '" selected group" of SUI students enrolled in R college of education COurse will participate, starting Tuesday, in an ex­ The Iowa City public school 'periment to 'determille the most effective methods of instructing district received $1,679.64 Irom laymen in atomic energ-y, Prof. the state f·c r 1946-(17 and 1947-48 tuition of children living In tax­ He~ Robertfl, director of the chemistry, working through nu­ free university housing areas, 'program fl81d yesterdllY. clear physics to the principles in­ School Superintendent Iver A. · !fhe experiments here will he valved in the actual release of Opstad said at Tuesday night's 'a re-staging of the "Marengo atomic power. school b'oard meeting. lExperiment," a series of seven THAT'S :;~ - ~~- ; . 'atomic science lectures tor lay- They will be dellverled! by The pl1yment, made possible in men Which were delivered by SUI Prof. Qeorl'e Gloelder, bead of one of the last !lcts passed uy the state legislature this spr·i ng. Icmq and short 01 these barqailll at protes~ors at Marengo last fall. the SUI cbemlstry ani cb~mJ- reimbursed the Iowa City scho I · ...--.. of tbe re-pretenta- cal enl'lneerin&' teparimeat; lo- district up to the legal tuItion SCOTT'S a ,...... - seph Routh, bleChemlstt7: and I 'loa. &oberg laid, will be to limit for evet·y puplJ (t'om the Iowa City's Friendly Slort : Iw1he. evaluate the orll'lna.1 ex- Prof. Arthur Koben.. clIrectbr SUI housing 81'eas. \ perbileat t e c h n I Que I by an of nuclear pbyllC8 researoh. 114 Easl Colleqe While the legislation did not dr : audience drawn from a hl,her Results of the' three programs provide for the current school • JDI ~ formal tduc&tlonal level. - Marengo, Iowa City and Dav- year, Opstad said the city ~cho ol Ladie!\' Pastel Slips, pc enport - will be included in the The lectures, which will be Iltate board of instruction atomic system would cO ntinue to p.nl' 1J - Two-inch iaN' at hem :'eneral and open to the public, children from the university's vil­ al1l1 bo.lIre .. " .... only 'are scheduled for seven succes- energy committee's curricula to lages and parks, be published next year, At that slve 1'uesdays. at 8 p.m in the time, courses will be olfered Qn At the same meeting. parents ~hemlstry auditorium. all educational levels. in the Lcmgfe!low school dist.rict "We are especially Interested presented a statement offering Ladles' Hollywood Briofs, In the original Marento experi­ suggestions Lo relieve cl'owded at &Ii.. particular time In what ment, tested on a rural group of rchool room conditions. - 111 a witl .. tL~sortrnent 1Ir • &be aeademlc people think of 450 adult students, typewritten 2ge Boberts said. They Celt thut "39 or 40 pu rils" lImnHr p stel colors. only · our , ...... notes on what could be I~arned , An attempt to get the reaction in :l mom Wl1S u hurds hi'p on both from lectures were distributed be­ teacher and student. They pro- of an urban-industrial society to fore each talk. The' Manngo ex­ 120sed that the sehool board divide 'the program will be made in Dav­ periment is now being used the Longfellow schOLl gymnasium import next fall. throughout the country as a basis (AP Wlr.Photo) to provide another classroom, rent. .,' The • lectures I will begin with tor teacher-training In atomic en­ A MOB FLOGGED TilE HUSBAND and father of this Birmingham, Ala., family Tuesday night. a Quonset hut or hold three J