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he weather will be portly cloudy and cooler today. Warmer temperatures can be expected tomorrow, OWGn though, with a forecast of fair and wormer. Eata~ed 1868 Vol. 78, No. 201 AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday. May H;-Five Cents egotiClt·ionsDea oc on evy
Army Major Wants Soviets Block- Governor Blue Speaks in Iowa City Reporls Say Foreign Min,islers' To Remain by Wife Lewis Blocks No Pastries, III in Leper Colony (onterence Will Adjo'urn Today SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-An Truman's Hope Eleanor's army major whose wife de- Darker Bread, veloped leprosy during the PARIS (AP)-lligh ullthoriti<'J'l wi1hin the American dele. Japanese impl'isonment they gntion said last nigh t tbr OPadlocked conference of foreign mini· endured together has refused For Contract Proposal Asks UNRRA tCrR probably would adjOllrn today nlll il .1 UM In, llcct'pting the to,)eave her slde and has peU NEW YORK* *(AP)-The * Soviet propORIlI of Unitcf\ Stlll <'A SccN3tary of • Ilite Jllmcs I". Byrn('s to tio'ned to share her fate at the d~le&ate to the united nations attempt in the interim to work Oll t their diRaIY,·roments. leper colony in Carvil1e, La., " the CaU-BuJlelin said in a Miners, Operators commIssion on human rights, in LaGuardia Suggests Byrnes, reporteil. by hiR IIRRociatt'S lUi II VHy discoll raged " copyrighted article. To Meet in Whit. ' Ii clash with Mrs. FrankUn D. Farmers Be Required o~cr the results of this conferenco, lost in his nttempt to have "I'm 65 nnd he had my Roosevelt, yesterday blocked ap the foreign mini ~tcrs set a dt'i'inito da~e now for t he Bl1I'openn fling at life," said Maj . Hans House Again Today Ilroval of the group'S final report To Market Wheat p4'8ee conference and to have the Anstrian treaty included on George Hornbostel, former to the economic and social coun the con(erenct' .stgenoll. Russia 'objeeted to both, the American magazine executive in Manila. VvASR1NOTON (A P) cil. WA. HINGTOI (AP) inCormants said. "I want just one thing in the Dca d I 0 e k c c1 over John L. Alexander Broisov, remained UNRAA Di l'ectOI' Fiol'('110 La adamallt in rejecting a recommen Soviet ]"o~ig11 Minist!')' Vyaclleslav M. MoJotov and fht' world-to be wilh my wi fe," Le\l'is' dellland COl' a seven per· GUIll·dio propo t1 yo t rday .thers ngrecd, however, to revise the terms of tho Italian armis. Mrs', Hornbostel is making no cent payroll levy, coal peace dation for non-llovernmental dele lIates despite an explanation of still darker bread and 110 pas· lice, This was agreed to in principle IrsR than two wcekl'; ago protests, the paper says, be- talks were br·oken off today and the commission's majority views try for all Amcl'ieans nnd . ug- • ,- and Byrnes suggested Tuesday cause she undel'st.ands the way 11c~otialol"s the the wl'nt to by MI'S. Roosevelt, the chairman. A'e, ted thal f8l'mel'l; b "re night that the fo ur powers sign he feels about it. Bot.h know 'Vhit(' IIous empt.y handR with AdJoums Meet..... Iq II ired" to mo I'krt thei I' wheat. the revision. she would feel the same i£ instead of' the signed contract After several exchanges Mrs, The InttrnaUonal relief obIet Plan to Boosl Byrnes at a conference session positions were reversed. requested by Pl'csidE'nt 'fru· Roosevelt adjourned the meeting shied away from urclDI out· yesterday morning proposed that man. until today. rllbt ....llure .. of wheat Oil tile A'rnetican, British, Russian and The "resident. atter heathlC The Soviet represent.atlve ob- I farms. lie told a new" conftr ence It wouldn't be that bellau e French I'~rese ntati ves begin im- Se G P their "110 Pfo&,ress" report. told jected ~ peciCical1y to two points: Lumber Outpul mediately to draft terms for a nate roup asses them to come back to the exeeu- That aU members of the com farmer wfluld be Jlald for Ule German treaty to be presented to tlve oftlces tomorrow mornll1&' mission should serve as non-gov fraln. LaGuardia recomm ndcd thnt ~ peace conference on Germany OPA Et I Bill for further conferences. ernmental representatives and next Nov. 12, American sources ' Xenslon I Government conciliators had millers be compelled to extract 90 Th~ Point Program that U. N. member states, which percent ot the wheat kernel In said, but no action was taken stepped in and halted the negoUa- each would nominate two experts, Expeded to Increase on this immediately. F R t t· lion between Lewis and the op- manUfacturing Dour. The govern arm epresen a Ives to ft th 1 It 11 U could nominate a national of an ment now requires 80 percent. Senator Arthur ' H. Vandenberg, el'n rs a er e a er a y re- other member stat.e if they de Hom. Construdio" (A, Mich.) minority leader of Demand Fair Price jeced the program for a union- compared wlth 72 before U,e world sired. I lood shortage became severe nod the senate roreign relations com- Instead of Subsidies controlled health and wel1are fund In colling for direct governmen WASHINGTON (~) - The mittee, told The Associated Press to be financed by the mine owners 85 percent 8Ugeested by stabili government, in perhaps the first through a payroll levy. tal representation, he said: zation director Chester Bowles. Use 01 housing subsidies, last nigh'! after last night's session: ' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Creates Speeulat10n "Under your plan we would GOVERNOR ROBERT D. BL E Is Ireeted by l\fayor Wilber J , Teet Sa.ve on GIrdles ann6\Ulced a three point program "I will . not come back to senate banking committee voted The president had called tor an have plenty.ot speeches and docu ers Yesterday at the Hotel Jeffer on. Governor Blue addressed Iowa. As for no pastry, the chunky desiined to spur home construc Paris for tile June 15 meetin&'," 11 to 5 yesterduyfor a year's ex- agreement by today and the fail ments but the commission would City and J ohl\llon county Republican at a noon luncheon at the hotel. UNRRA chief declared: "I'm tor tion 1iy in(:reasln, lumber output. Molotov,. French Foreign Minjs- tensipn of OPA, then took a 4- ure to reach it created some spec be unoble to secure any action. A total of 100 perons aUended Ihe evenl. Chamran for he O()casion that, We could aJl save enough to The national hOllsing agency ,and ter ' Georges Bidault and British day recess to enable members to ulation of a new government move This would affect implementation w:\s Dr. Jacob A. Swl her, candid:\te for state rCllre nlative. buy ourselves smaller girdles," the agriculture' department. in a Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin prepare amendments to the ex- in the offing, to prevent Il resump of any decisions taken. As LaGuardia was odvnnclng his joint statement, said the program were said to have asked time to tension bill. tion , of the soft coal strUte on the Nominate QlIW..... * * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ideas as n menns or a.surlng more was expected to boost lumber pro study BYOles' proposal for a Ger- The present price contr.ol law' expiration of the two weeks truce "I could nominate a quisling food for famine areas abroad, agri duction more than a billion ,board man peace conference, and it was expires June 30. The house voted on May 25. Reconversion Director or some such person who DrOUlln, Governor Blue Tells County Republicans culture depllrtrnent officials were feet-by {rom 250 to 300 million expected the matter would be dls- for an extension of only nine John W. Snydel' said that the about the last war." uneasily eyeing prospects of a shc weeks shutdown of flour milLt. And feet this , year, and QY from 650 cussed further today. months, until March 31, 1947, and president would take "every possi MI·S. RoosevelL observed that Record of Iowa Legislature 'A Fine One' they wel'e uncel'tain whether tlour to 800 million feet 'ln 1947. Byrnes urged that the represen- amended the bill in such a way ble adiqn." she saw "no danger that any gov stocks are bIg enough to tide the The plan provides for: tatlVes of the four powers be in- that economic stabilizeI.' Chesier The recess in the negotiatiOns ernment would nominate a quIs "The l'e '01'(1 of tht>.")h JO\l'l! lej!:is/llhll'(' j~ It fine one," (lov. country over until the new wheQ~ 1. The building of access roads struct.ed first to report to the Bowles called it harqly more than was proposed by conciliators Ed lIng." crop st.arts comlng. foreign ministers at their next n chart tor ";1 joyride toward 'lIard.P. McGI'a(ly and Palt Robert D. BIll' told TO\\'li (Ily and .Tohnsoll cOllllly R publi('on to put-ot-the-way government W. She ! id the comm~ion felt »Iver~ Wh at limbli!r stands. This is expected. meeting-perhaps June 15-on the economic disaster." Price admini- Fuller. McGrady said he would thtlt. the point ot allbWlng gov 01, II luul!h 'on me{·tinl! ~'(,Nt('I'dllY ill thr Holt'l .1erfl'l'Non, Secretory Anderson is known to the aaerloy said, to add at least economic status of Germany. He stratol' Paui Porler 'declared it not call1he bl'eak in the operator ernments to nominate outside rn l'rl'i('wing Ihr 1I'0l'll or the' llilRt two )'t'llI'll, 111(' gover'nor be considering the possibility ot too mill ion board feet to this year's warned that the present. economic "amounts to repeul of price co n- United Mine workers talks a "co1- their own bot:ders would be use eontrasted ( 0 w a legislative diverting to the mills some wheat lumber p~odUcti{ln and 500 to 600 situation in the defeated naHon, tro1." lapse." There was no disposition ful in case several nations agreed achievements with congress thaL 35% of all allto mlleale bought by the ~overnment lor ov million !.eet next yellr. if continued, would result in chaos MeanWhile, the senate agricul- among officials, however, lo deny on some outstanding expert. "bickel'ing and unwillingness lo wa!1 on clly and town streets erseas. While that would keep the 2. In the case of ic;tentical bids in the western occupation zone.! ture committee heard representa- that a major impasse had been assume responsibility." and stated that the Iowa 'tax mills grinding it, it would not nec~ in the sale of national forest tim by winter. lives of dairy farmers demand "a reached. Good Financial Position commission has already been essarily j ncrease flour for home !)er, selecUon by the aericulture fair price instead of subSidies," and Prevent Shutdown "Because the legislature did not asked to study the po IbUity consumption, since the finlshed department of bidders "whose out urge removal of price controls on The conciliators said Lewis now appropriate funds on the po i ot usinlr la8 tax funds to bu lid products still mighl be exported. put will result in maximum pro milk, butter, cheese ,cream and has submitted allot his specirie Strike, (ontrol bllity of futUl'e tax receipts," the city streets. Along with this development. lIucUon of materials needed for Three Honeymooners oiher dairy products. demands except on wages and . governor asserted, "the state ;:t Iowa City's spare of these runds the house aerlculture commlttee the housing aod reconversion pro Charles W. Holman, secretary of ho~rs. He made acceptance of the Iowa is iJ1 a good sound Iinancl:!l will amount to about $1 for each arranged to begin today a thor gram." the cooperative milk producers, un!on welfare, Lund proposal a re position. There is no dirferenre resident if the constitUtionality of ough investigation of both the do 3. A return, with approval of Returned to Clinton was one of the principal spokes- qUi red preJimmary to further ne Before Senate in the slate and the individu:lI the tax is upheld br the supreme mestic and world food conditions. the U. S. forest service, to the men. He declared that from 60 gotiations. ' The operators called who must make income balance court. .for Johnson county the cutling of timber in certain areas to 80 percent of all butler pro- it "a large t~x upon l?e Industry WASHINGTON (AP)- A move On Delinquen.cy Count duced is going into the black and the public by a private enter output." alloiment would be netlrly $90,- of the west and south at a rate in to bar the door against strikes by There is now about $12 million 000. excess of the replacement yield. market. prise, the United Mine Workers Illinois Cen,lral of America." eovemment workers yesterday in the fund for capital improve Reviewed Laws The agency said this "overcut CEDAR RAPIDS (AP)-Tbree \ ------. The department of agriculture was tossed into the midst of the ments of st4te buildings includ The governor also review laws out of four honeymooners who \1nI," banned since the end of the disclosed Mr. Truman's intention senate battle over lIeneral labor ing those under the state board passed by the legislature concern war, would result In added pro- were married in a double cere to take firm steps it necessary, in lellisliltion. of control and the state schools Ing social security, veteran's laws I •duction of 140 to 200 million board mony in Iowa City May 9 spent Decision May BULLETINS ' a report on the dire prospects for It came {rom the appropriations at Ames, Cedar Falls and Iowa and agricultural and industrial ex feet a year. yesterday in the Linn county jail food production if the mines shut committee In a day bringing these Cit.y. (This lund has $300,000 ear pansion. and then were returned to Clin- I TOKYO (AP)-United States down again after the two-week other developments: marked for the new library at the Blue pointed out. that the socIal ton. ' Rur Adm, C. B. Momsen ac strike truce. 1. TIle senate Ja,bor colllDllttee University of Iowa). This fund Jegi;>]ation was "the first In the They were Marge Matthews, 26, Averl Walkout knowledged to Inqulrln&' neWs approved a resolution for an in has been held because it has been state's history covering employes Army Retai~s and Beverly Parker, 16, both o.f men today tbat KUlSian patrol vestigation ot the causes 01 labor ImpoSilble to get men and mater of the cities and counties." CUnton, and George Rose, 28, of cl'lln late laat " month hailed, disputes, . including the "policies ial to make the improvements. WASHINGTON (AP)-Railroad Shortage of Foamy • • • engineers and trainmen who have Marlon. halted and boarded off Dairen QJul practices" of unions and man ~ Until it is poosible to go ahead Gov. Robert D. Blue heard an scheduled a strike for Saturday The older woman and Kose a Japanese-manned landin, I Beverage, Critical ogement. with the building plans these face charles of eontributlM to extradition case in the Johnson may have set a precedent yester Release Plan ship returnlnl' Japanese repa 'Z. 8en&&ers' al4w ....ed ihe funds are invested in government county court house yesterday. die delinquency 01 tile youn&' The beer shortage is really get- day for staying on the job if the triates from China, but said the word that no voting is in pros bonds and are drawing interest in The state of California was , til II .ting acute in Iowa City! '. government seizes the carriers. .arl . who tnrn Is held on granted permission by the state WASHINGTON (AP) - The ·cb .....e of delinquency in run Incident was "no cause for Last night about 9:15, alter pect before next. week on the excess of $300,000. Alvanley Johnston, chief ot the army will keep on dlschargin« complaint." hearing there were no taverns general labor bill and proposed Transportation PrOblem of Iowa to extradite Ernest Hag brotherhood of locomotive engin nln&- away from bome. erman, charged with bandonment men with two years of service or . Arrested at the request of open, The Daily Iowan made the amendments aimed at curbing One of the most important eers, announced that a decision not or desertion in Los Angeles. 40 points until June 30, de6pite Sheriff C. S. Peterson or Clinton GLOUCEST~R. Mass. (AP) rounds by telephone to check up. unions. ' things lacing the next legislaiul'e to walk out on the Illinois Cen )lroSpective slim pickings of new counly, the trio was rounded up El&'ht crewmen were rescued Only one was found occupied The appropriations committee is the pl'oblcm o( transportation. • tral line had been reached as "0 manpower under the stop-gop atter' a: hunt throughout Johnson last Dlebt and two others were and it had locked its doors about tacked· onto the agriculture de the governor said. The road pro salety measure." dratt law, a wa, department and Linn counties. Deputy SheriIf bell1&' hunted by rescue craft 9 because of the crOWd. partmtnt appropriations bill a gram should include provi..lions Olmsted Raps GOP Johnston refused to cIiscuI& spokesman sAid yesterday. P. J. Whittemore said the Parker se"rchln&, tbroUlh pea-soup fo, A local tavern operator stated clause forbidding employment by that will permit counties to plan reasona for the "safety II-.. Both the draft extenSion, voted lirl and Rose were married in the tor survivors of a flshln&' cIr ...• the lack of beer was the reason the departrnent of anyone belong new roads. Such legislation would sure," but the nUnoIs Central III Yesterday by congress, arid the ,(.arne ceremony in which Mrs. cer believed sunk alter colll for the early curfew. inll to any orllanizotion which "as make it possible "lor I;ounties ~ n Pre-Election Tilt technleally operated by tile of anpy's demobilization schedule Matthews, a widow and the moth lion wl&h a Norwulan tanker Regular weekends end ulually serts the right to strike against to absorb an unemployment that flee of defense transportation .. Will exptre on. that dnte. er of tour children, was wed to abou~ 40 miles .ft Cape Ann, about 11 p. m. for local innkeep the ,overnment." may arise from future depres ALGONA (AP)-Charging that a reauit of a previous .trike In the meantime officials were Leonard M. Ralston of Marion. the coast pard air sea rescue ers, while Saturday night tiplers Senator Russell (D., Ga.) told sions." certain employes of the Republi threat. hoperUl ' that President Truman Marlon was not arrested. reported. are given until 11:30 p. m. reporters a similar provision Blue quoted fI&'ures showln&' can sta te headquarters are at The engineers' leader would not Would 8Ct to make available for would be added to all future ap tempting to influence the result say that government control of the induction a pool 01 some 14,000 propriations bills. of the primary election campailln, line was the reason for the ex IIIeII In the 25-29 aile bracket. Social Acti~n Group George Olmsted last night called emption, nor would he deny it. The extension law permHs the Flames Consume 40,000 Bushels of Corn Commends Statement upon Willis York, the party's Seizure of the notion's other Induction ot men from 20 \0 29 Highlanders to Give state chairman, to stop it. rail ~arriers would create a na~ rears old, but bans the draftl ne On Racial Problem Olmsted, candidate for the Re tional situation comparable to that or teeD-ap boy. , lately the chief publican nomination lor governor, on the Illinois Central. rank.tlllers of tile service, Out-of·State Shows At a meeting last night, the President Truman has said he Social Ac tion committee com said in remarks prepared for no Thp 25-29 aile IIroup already has would not hesitate to seize the The Scottish Highlanders, all mended as a progressive step address here that the attempts been combed over repeatedly and were being made notwithstandlnll rallroads in the event of a crip dd '5~ber university drums President Hanc her's statement It was expected a larle p4!rcenta;e the announced policy of the state plin, strike. of the eaUlnated 15,000 rem6brlnt and batblpe unit, will take their that racial discrimination wili not "We thought it over," Johnaton longest trip 88 a unit to give two be practiced in university dormi committee that it was taking no Would be found physically d!~" part in the primary campaign. told a reporter, "and re&ard it qUalified. ,performances in Denver, col., tories. (the Illinois Central exemption) as July 4. A program was outlined for con OllTlilted asked York "to take action to see thai the slate com the thinc to do at this time. It's TIle Rlchlande... wlU I per tacting local civic organizations the way it stands now. We can Jury Glv" Insanity mittee employes follow the stated lona Ia a Ibow In the UnlversU, to gain support in opening Iowa give it further consideration." Verdict for 51.,.r 01 Denver .~Iam lponllOl'ed b, City barber shops to Negroes. policy of the committee and main The Illinois Central development tain strict neutrauty on the per Ute AIiIerlcan Lerion tor tile The Social Action group will came during a lull in the negotia~ DIS MOINES (AP) - William . beMtit Of under-privUl!{ed cbll meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock sonalities and issues of the pri lions over union demands on pay T. Irwin. 41, charceCi with mur-' d.... Tbe, will alao play, in the City hall. mary campaign." and working conditions, ~r follblf.llnC the April • pick marcb, aln&' and _nee at ~Ib IIlattack slaYln~ of his mother, llmaaona arID)' ,eneral bOlJ)ital wlte anc! two Chlldrin, yesterday near Deaver, aceordlD&' to Pipe Hancher Elected Trult.. President Virgil M. Hancher Was found Ineane by a dll trlct Major WilUaan Adamson. Food Donations Mount was elected a tru:stee of Iowa court Jurr. which deHbtrateci letiS LeaviJIi Iowa City July 3, the tllen 15 mll1ute. before rtaeftlnt a aroup will Slop off in Des Moines Episcopate i unds yesterda), In verdict, for an Iowa centennial celebration. lOWIl City schools and civic 01'· "University students can con Waterloo at the convention ot the •The judlle lIal Indicated h. 'wlll burin( their t~ree-day stay In ganizations contributed an addi tribute immeasurably toward re Iowa Diocese of the Episcopal church. e~r Irwin committed to the bt Denver and vicinity, the High tional 2,088 cans of fdod y~ster building a better world by their llIIt dlvilion of Animo. refor- , lander. will btl taken on a 200- day to the Emergency Food Col Prof. Winfred T. Root, head of lIIatol')'. If he SliOllld , later be mile motor trip througq the moun lection. contributions to the county-wide the history department, w'as PI'IIDoUD* ant, he woule! face Fl•• DUTlLOY! ~O, ... balllell of crain, _'b corn. at the Grlnl-McCord Grain and Feed mill ill tain~ by the American Legion. The President Virgil M. Hancher Emergency Food Collection, which named a member of the standinl IIrOIiNUoft for murder. ' ....r (lit1', W •• ,.lterc1a,. Damare waa ..&l..,.tecl b, ownera a ,'75,HO to 1100.000. (AP WlaSPIlOTQ)' 11"0\1" Will return bome .1\11Y 8. s~d in regard to the drive: is being conducted this week:' committee. • PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDA Y. MAY 16. 1946 '!'f Editorials: :::= Deadline for Vote Registration Fast Approaching WHheoretwos.nd~ntributionc·forN"dYA:d h H Behind the Mikes. • fl Iowa City 1'e ident and University of Iowa 'fhe l'esponsibility fOl' registel'iug, 01' re ______"IOU '______all " f e ungry By Helen Huber 45:00:30 TeoChildren' Time, Melodle.Hour student wbo want to vote in the primaries _ registering... falls particularly on two groups 5: 15 Iowa Wesley.n June 8 have only eight more day to be Ul'e 3:45 News -new resident. of Iowa City, and persons, AP Newslealures York, 16, N. Y. Need: besides food 9, D. C. Need: basic foods, canned ••171 (.. , 6:00 Dinner Hour Music 1 that their re"'it;tration i in order. ClBe-..... and clothing, toothbrushes, need fruIts, all domestic goods .from MBI-WCIJf (.,''II'' 6:55 News , e pecially student and , 'eteran , who have WASHINGTON-If you wish to nc-wao u., 7:00 Spanish Llteroture All person who were not previously regis les and thread, mending wool, toothbrushes to cooking utensUs. IlB_,",~ (., ABO-&X&L (lUll 7:30 Sports Time 1 tered, whOt have changed their name by mar become 21 year old inee the 1& t eleetion. help feed the ,famished of some soap and cand les . ITALY-Write to American Re 7 :45 The Y Pre.ents riage or divorce or who 11av chang d their country of Europe you may con GREECE-Write to American lief for Italy, 29 Broadway, New "Science - Salvation or De- 8:00 Modern Poetry Club ot Both political partie. ar8 .Ul'ging tudent' strayer of Mankind?" This ques- 8:30 Album 01 Artist, tact acn agency, especially set up Relief for Greece, 221 West 57th 8:45 News residence must register to be qualified to and townspeople to register. They have York, 6, N. Y., and see CARE. ate. for that purpose. street, New York, 19, N. Y. Need: Need: food and clothing, tion, in the minds of thinking 9:00 Drama Hour vote, The last day for registration is Fri people since the advent of the 9:30 Sign Off SC.u made fl'equent appeal'-including advertis These groups - 0 per a ti n g food, clothing and medicines. NORWAY-Write the American wil day, May 24. atomic bomb, will be the subject NETlVoaj(jj'jQuLWHT8 through their embassies or relis H 0 L LAN D-The Save-the": Friends Service committee, 20 ~ '1'0 meet the other qualifications for vot ing direct~d at students here. f dis ' h "Am " n p. m. WHO Bums & A. tered with the president's war te Childre\l federation, 1 Madison South 12th street, 7, Philadelphia o . cusslOn w en enca s WMT Fresh Up KXEL Roll CaU c!u1 iDg, a per on mu t b Ii citizen of the nited Regish'ation beadquarters are in the city Towll Meeting" is heard over ABC WHO Parade 0:40 p. m. lief control board - are listed avenue, New York, 10, N. Y., can or American Relief for Norway, BI~ . h' t 6'30 KXEL Par. of BandsKXEL Joane" 1 States, at 1 ast 21 year old, a re ident of clerk's office in the city hall. 1'be few min below: arrange for you to sponsor the 135 South La Salle stree,t, Chica'go, tomg ,a . . I 6 : 1 ~ p. m. " p. •• , Ral WHO M. L. Nelson WM'l; DOur" Orant .. J' Iowa fOl' six months, R resident of Johnson utes time required to register is the 1'C pon Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, care a child. You can send par 3, Ill. Need: warm clothing, cbil KXEL H. R Gr088 WHO M. L. NelllOll. ." Mil t Italy, Norway, Hoiland-Commu cels to Vol1tsher.tel (People's Re dren's clothes and footwear. TODAY'S PROGRAMS 6:30 Ii. m. KXJ!L H . R. Groaa ., ( county for 60 day and mu ha,'c lived sibility and privilege of every qualified per 8:00 Morning Chapel WMT Czech IIlcl. lo:n p. m. in their precinct for 10 days. son. nicate with the cooperative for lief) Paleistraat 1, The Hague, POLAND-Write to American 6:15 Musical Miniature. WHO Dinah Shore WMT Ji'ul. Lewll ., I ~ are American remittances to Europe Holland. You may also write to Relief for POland, 1200 North Ash 8:30 News KXEL Old You Kn .? WHO AustIn ton 8:45 Program Calendar 0:4. p. m . KXEL Sport. (CARE) 50 Broad street, New the Netherlands information bur land avenue, Chicago, 22, Ill. 8:55 Service Reports KXEL Ray. Swin, f. :a. p. ril. mOl 8:00 Elementary Spoken Spanish 7 p. m . WMT Sin,. Sam York, 4, N. y, eau, 5 Dupont Circle, Washington, Also see CARE. 6:30 Iowa State Medical Society WMT Ko,telanel. WKO SI. MUllc ';,· Sio Through CARE individuals or 9:45 Keep 'em Eating WHO Music Hall KXEL Sal. Ami' . of Where 10 Now in Indian Independence Problemt • groups may order "standard food 9:50 .News KXEL LUrn 'n' Ab. 1':411 p. III. 10 :00 Week In the Magazines 7: IG p. m . WMT Late Dlt. . I E3 Anotller B I'i tish commission osten ibly sent du , eeonomically aJ;\d politieaUy, they claim, packages" for delivery to designa 10:l5 Aner Breakfast Coifee KXEL Godwin II p m, are ~ripples ,Is 10 :30 The BooksheU 7:30 p. m. WMT Newt I to India to pave the way for independence Still aouther view of the matte).' is et ted addresses in countries listed Jobs for War British Plan 10 :45 Yriterday's Musical Favorite. WMT Hobby Lobby WHO Music E3 for that country has failed. '1'he annolillced forth by Phillips 1'albott of the Chicago above. 11:05 lI1ter-Falth Relation, Forum WHO Bob Burns KXEL New. _\ CARE expects soon to be able By TOM WI(.LIAMS 11 :45 Musical Interlude KXEL Oetet & C. 11, IG p. lB. ~ reason for the br akdown in nenotiati\lu' Wa Daily News fol'eign sel'vicc. He ays tbat 11 :50 Farm Fla.hes 8 p. m . WMT SO Story G. '., to send packages to .A:ustria, Bel 'AP Newsfeatures l2 :00 Rhythm Rambles WMT Island Vent. WHO To Be Ann. the inability of the Hindu ' and Moslems to despite tbe failme of Moslem apd Hi,ndu gium and Greece. Proposals have LONDON-Hu'ndreds of thous- Persons too disabled to com- 12:30 News WHO Abbott. Cos. KXEL Rev. PlelSHit Tunes if the two partie want a fr e India, th y f ree gove rumcn t. " Greece WMT FBI Drama KXEL Sign Off _ ~ N. Y. The need is for simple food, Since Sept. 25, 11145, more than of industry. are going to have to settlc the dil1pllte SOme Obviously, the question C8.)l hardly be left clothing, shoes and soap. 277,000 persons, including war Defining a "disabled person" how. to uch a demc,>cratie pl'ocedUl'e a a yote of ' I Bulgaria, Russian-occupied Ger veterans, air raid vi'ctiTns and was one headache officials en Wl1cther Bri tull1 would gi ve India ]HU' in· the peoplc. The Congress party (do,nlina many, Hungary and Romania the congenitally disabled, have countered. Finally they decided a dependence even jf the Pal'ki tan problem ted by lIindu ) and it plan £01' a lederal the occupying powers must en registered with the ministry of person was disabled i:l' his hand were ol\'eu i ' II matter conjecture. Many nited tates of India would win because dorse the possibility of operation. labor for jobs which industry leap resulted in prejudice against Indian students on tIl e campus are (lo\lbt- t11 llindn far outmmlbcr the Mo le.m . BRITAIN-The Personal Serv must provide. his getting or keeping a job. To 1nl. 'I'hey declal' they will be keptical of In the meantime, the Bl'itish aPl?arcutly ice league, 41 Lowndes square, Le,islation became effective participate in the program, a dis YetteflJ .Britain' independence "promises" nntil al1 ClUl do nothing. The)' m'c unwilling to pull London, \vill get your food pack MaTch I, 1946, requiring employ- abled person must be at least 16 actual, workable program i put into effect. out and Ict the 1n(lioll ettle thJl mattcr ages to the perso\,\s designated. ers of 20 or more persons to hire years oM. Need: simple basic foods. The Hindu a ed tl18t the British have tbem elve. The Moslems claim that if the ' at least two percent of them from Aware that air raid and serv- FRANCE-Write France For the disabled persons r egister. ice casualties in World War II pl'opagandized the P81'kistan problem all out l~riti h wcr to leave the country lLOW, it ever at 587 Fifth avenue, New Hired according to their skills, would be heavy, the govetnment of proportion to the real eli fficultics. They would mean bloodshed. ~'hey think the Hin York, 17, N. Y., or to American the employable disabled will be launched tfie "resettlement of dis say the .Briti h I.1l'e , ecretl.v prod~iog the dus would resort to forc to gain theil' en4. . Relief for France, 1733 Connecti distributed throughout British in-I abled" persons scheme in 1941. It Moslems to demanu a Parkistan and then are And tllE'y say the Moslems would resist with cut avenue N. W., Washing'ton 9, dustry, helping to meet an acute has beeh broadened gradually to using propaganda to make the matter seem force. ' D. C., or 39 E. 36th street, New. labor shortage. its present !orm, so serious tbat India can not be gr'anted bel' If tIle Bl'it,isb aJ'c t;i nCCl'e ill tbeir desire independence at thi. time. to giye India independence (and many In eel's, Ox Yoke inn. Dinner and The :Mo lems say the Hiudus have made dian have een too 1I1uch British dou.ble OfFICIAL DAILY BULlITrl Itransportation, one dollar. too gl'cat a filS over Pal'ldst/lll. 'l'hey a ert dealing to be S\l1'e tllat the British ARE sin Reservations and money should that it would be a fli mple mattcr to cl'cate a cel'(') , England is in an awk,vard positIon. be left with Helen Pitz, 106 frec 1\10 lem statp without jeopa,l'dizing thp Thc way out can come only through the Schaeffer' hall by Friday. l'est of India. And if thcl'(' i no Pl.1l'kistan, continued effort of all tlu'ee partie. India HELEN PITZ Chairman the Moslems wiU be at the merc), of tllO Hill- de erves indepcndence. VETERANS' FAMILIES Vol, XXII No, 201 Thursday, May 16. 946 Call Mrs W. W. Hinke, 6750, for Improvement in China ...... ;-----. G volunteet to stay ' with children. 'rhings looked b tter in ' hina ye ·tcrday. UNIVERSIT·Y C~.NDAI Call as far in adVance as possible. Service offered through Johnson Reports of f igbting still came in- and Covering Thursday, May 16 6 P. Potluck pal·tner bridge, tounty Red Cross and Veterans even unconfirmed charg s that the ComnUl 2-5 p. m. Kensington lea, Uni- Univer ity. cl~b.. . . association. DIAL 2141 llish; had got hold of f;om' airplanes--but versity club. 6 p. . UnLVelslty play, Uruver- HELEN POULSEN in Nanking wh l'e talkinl'f might a,ert civil The Capital <'I p. m. G.raduate lecture: "The sity th ater. wal' some chlUlgCS were being made, Staging of Shakespeat'e's Plays," t, ednesday, May 22. . TOWN WOI\IEN I Bring Your Furs to Our 'l'hings look(>cl good ('nough, anywar, so By Jack Stinn_" by Professor George F. Reynolds, 8 p. \m. Con~ert ?y UmversIty AU women living in unorgan Second Floor Fashion Center of the University of Colorado; chorus ,and Umvet~lty symphony that Jeneral Marshall felt able to leave the ized housing units will meet Mon- 1 Or Call and We Will Come After Them. Congress Rushes Last-Hour senate chamber, Old Capitol. . orchestra, Iow~ Umon, day, 7:30 p. m., conference room 1, t scene of hit! mediation ('f£orts and take a 7 p. m. Spring formal dinner 8 p . m, UmversIty play, Vni- two-day rest in Sllanghai, Lawmaking in Hurry to Quit Iowa Union, to approve new con- r __...... ______dance, Triangle club. versIty theater. stitution. In anking, the NlltioIJulist govel'nment Thursday. May 23 WA RINGTON-'rhe 79th congre~s i ...... Sat..,rday, May 18 3-5 p. m. Tea; election of oUi- GISELA }\«EYER was getting itself .'hak£'11 down a fter the President disrupting mo,'c dOlVlll'inn' from Inmgking; nearing the end of the line-and it probably 12 :.15 p. m. Luncheon-General cers, University club. . big jobs wel'e re ' huffled, with ge .. ture' hel'e will reach there with more work undone meetmg, A. A, U. W'.; address b~ 6 P. m. Matrix Table, Iowa . Professor G. W. Martill on "FungI Uniol'l ~ ~TERCdLLEGIATE ZI:ONIST and there to both thc 'oUUTlunist I.1nd to than any other congress in a generation or so. and. the War," Iowa Unlon, Uni- 6 p. m, University play, Uni- ORGANIZATION American intel'ests in China. TIle tentative date for ine die adjourn Meeting Sunday, 7:30 p. m., ment is aroull(l July 1. Don't think fOl' a verSity club rooms. versity • theater, Yetter's It was annollncl'd that Kuomilltang army Monday, May 20 . Friday, May 24 conference room 1, Iowa union., minute that it will be (much after thi . Last Il'leeting of year. All urged to h eadquartel's will be reorganized' into a na 8 p. m. Humanities Society, 8 p. m. University play, Univer~ Twenty·five states [or certain, p1'opably, attend. tional military cOlUIeil 00 June I, pin-iog 29 s~nate chamber, Old Capitol. sity thejiter. tJle way for rcorganization of both Kuomin will have their primary elections or nomina RUTH ANN GEISINGER 8 p. m. University play, Univer- .' Saturday, May 25 Chairman tang and Communist armies- aud their de ting cOllventiolls after July 2. 'l'hat means sity theater. 2 p. m. Matinee, University that in oyer half the states 435 congress Tuesday, May 21 theater. mobilization-according to pIau. NARCISSUS CLUB Surprise Arch anti-Communist Chief of Staff Ho men, 3;) enutol'S and incidentally 34 gov Meeting tomorrow night, 7 ernors will hav~ to do their main campaign· (hr bIf..... U ...... be,... UdlIeJte4I1de.... Ying-Chin wa out, and in hi.. place another .....tIo .... lbe'eIIloe ", the PreIIld.. t. Old C~) o'clOCk, club roon'ls. anti-Communi t, Gen. hen Cheng, wa put' ing back home III the foul' months preeeding OWEN FITZSIMMONS in, But Chen is youngel', known to be mOl'e Nov. G. fle}.;ble. It might not look like it, but this GENERAL H.OTICES REGISTRATIO~ tN .10URN~LISM was con idel'ed the government's biggest con * * * STUDENT ACTIVITIES PHI SIGI\IA IOTA Students in the school of jour Clearance ces ion to the Communists. That leu \'C' a matter of weeks for the con Meeting today, 6:15 p. m. nalism will register in room PJ'emi l' 1'. V, 'oong, tl'ying to m et rc greb'S to act ou what tbe administration has CALENDAR home of PrM. Grace Cochran, 10 W-206, .East hair, for the summer cent critiei III of gOVCl'lllllcot incf.ficiency de ignated a vital legislation. Sometlling Ollk Ridge. ElectiOn of officers. and fan terms at the Jollowing Student activities should be re since Japan's surrendel', l'cplaced economics ,,,ill bc donc about extension of OPA, whe- JANE SCHMIDT times: . corded in the office of student af President Mini ter Wong W en·Rao with a non-parti th [' it' atisfactory or not to the Wllite Students who will be freshmen Dresses fairs, room 9, Old Capitol. san indepebdenL named Wong Yun-Wu. Rou e. 'omctlling will ha\'c to be done or sophomores at end of t h r s about the extension of t he draft. The ap Thu'rsClaY, May 16 LANGUAGE ACHIEVEMENT semester, today, 9 a. m.-12 M., 1- About 100 dresses reduced for quick c1ecrrance, Wonder Chillese in this llation tllought the shake TESTS . 4 p. m. up iudicativc of the government's desire to pl'opriation bills will get enac:tcd-a little 4 p. m. Freshman Y. W. C. A. Language achievement t est s Those who will be juniors, Sat ful values in quality crepes ... in dark and light colors, , • .get jU;elI i . bette I' shl.lpc {Ol' further cbanges hUI'l'icdly perlurp and without too much ar· picnic, will be given May 22 and May 23 urday, 8:30 a. m.-l p. m. also gabcr:rdines and jerseys cmd some wools. Sizes for which probably will have to bc made later. gument. Ob. ervers on the hill feel pretty 4-5:30 p. m. Highlanders, field from 4 to 6 p. m, il'l Schaeffer hall. Those who will be seniors, Sat juniors, misses and women (who wear sizes 9 to 20), -(AP), confident that something will bc done about house. J(eadblt Teats urday, May 25, 8:30 a. rn.-l p. m. the British 10011. ):;omething in the way of Greek and Latin (Wednesday Graduate students may registel' 4:10-5:30 p, m. Concert band, oo1y), room 103; Spanish, room at any of these times. 11'00tbalJ, according to Factograph, was emergency llOU ing may be forced over. music building. 221A; Fren~h, room 309, and Ger WILBUR SCHRAMM To $&.95 dresses now "invcnted" about rune centurie' a "'0. That's When congr get down to its last tnin- 7:10-9 p. m. University chorus, u fe work, things do gct done. But they dOD't man, rooms 224 and 225. Department Head a long time for any sport to bc kicking music building. 5.,oken Tests around, ~lways get done by an antagoni'tic eongl'ess 7:15-9:15 p,' m. University or~ · Spanish, . 'room 204; , French, FRENCH C(.UB To $12.95 dresses now . the. way the .admini tration would like to . chestra, music building. r06m 314, and Ger.man, room 105. Picnic tonight, Country club have them dOne. And the only wllole, real Friday, May 17 Jacon Duche, an American clergyman Students who wish to take the grounds, 6 o'clock, All members To dresses now and writel', was born in Phil!1delpltia of Hu program befol'e the 79th congres' ill that lard 4 tJ . m. Y. W. C. A. ca b i net foreign language aohievement ex invited, $22.95 guenot parentage in 1737. He was a mem down by Prcsident 'l'l'uman. meeting, "Y" rooms, Iowjl Union. amination as in\iicated abo v e ROSAH~LDORSSON 4-5:30 p. m. Highlanders, field depar~ment . President ber of th e first class to be gra d uated from The Republicans and the insurgent Demo should rep6rt to the crat have come around on a few issucs, but house. in que$tion not later than Satur the College of Philadelphia in 1757. 4:10-5:30 p. m. Concert band, day. May .18. ·Those whO belieye not many. The 8l'DlY-liavy merger bill, re NAVY OR MAJlINE AIR music building. that they 'may fulfill the foreign CREW VETERANS ported out by the senate mijitary affairs 7 p. m.-12 m. Alpha Xi Delta Dressmaker Suits language requirement under the Meeting of all former navy air committee, may die in the naval affairs com formAl dinner dance, Hotel JerIe'r old plan (12 s, h. or equivalent) crew members, both officers and mittee. 'l'he fair employment praetices son. should verify this by consultation enlisted men, Tuesday, room 221A, Just 20 beautiful all wool suits in dressmaker and tailored aot i~ a lready deud. 'I'he vitally important 8-9 p. m, Inter-Varsity Chris! with the proper members of the Schaeffer hall, 4:10 p. m. Public styles, A good assortment of colors. Sizes 10 to 41, ~ The Daffy lavan atomic cnel'!-~y bill . till is being kicked ian fellowship, room 207 , Schaef language departments. For details In(ol'n'latiofl offieet', Lt. Cmdr. R. fer hall. see the bulletin boards ot the vari I (The Unlversltr Reporter .tabUahed 1858, around. Emcrgency' hou iug legislation still W. Fleck, USNR, will explain pOst is a political football. But t hese, wIth the Saturday, May 18 ous foreign language departmen ts. war naval air reserve program 1'he Dally lowan since 11101.' 1-8 p. m. Delta Pi Alpha picnic exception of FEPC, have a chance. PROT, GD~~ ELSE and its opportunitie~ . All inter To $35.00 suits " now Entered .. IeOOnd claII mall matter at the in Amana. Cla8~ lcal Lan1ua,es e~ted men should attend. Universal military training j mmlmum polt office' at Iowa CH7, Iowa, uncle lb. 8Ct of 6:30 p. m.-12 m. Alpha Chi P«O'F.S,B.JlVSB W~AM D, CODER wage legislation; presj'dental succession , abd eonlrell of March 2, 1871" . Omega picnic and hayrIde. Romance l.anjuares .Dlrecior, ~etetans' ServIce I ) about a dozen mOre of President Ttuman's 9 p. m.-12 U\. Currier informal PROF, £KI~ ritNKE To $40.00 suits , now Boud of trusteel: WllblD' Scbramm, Bbk B. legislative suggestions will have to be passed party, Community building. d,erman " ~CAN VETERANS Porter. A. CrAig Baird, Paul Jt. 01100, ItmDeth ovel'. , '1'ime won't pel'mit action 011 them. : COMMITTE£ Bm1t1l, LOUlIe Joluiston, Jeu NewlaDd, Doll Ot OVERNIGHT TlUP CAN'lQ~qRY CLUB Meeting tonight, 7:30, 221A To $45.00 suits . , . , . , , now Wi.. Norman A. Erbe. Any girls interested in an over Executive committee, 4:30 p. m. Schaelfel' hall. Prof. G. F. Robe * * * night trip to Palisades with girls today, parish house. son will s~cak on "Current Im Fred M. Pownall. PubUlher {rom Coe .and CorneJl Sljturday, Loren 1.. IDckel'son, Assistant to the Publlaher Democracy at Work JEAN S~S8 peratives of .Political Action." J ohI1 A. Stichnotb, I'.dltor It is a pleasallt s ight to see democracy sign 01\ generat bul1etin board at. S~creiary MelJl.bcrs ot World Affairs forum Wally Strm,ham, Busineu ~ workil1!l'-cspccially just whcn it lla~ ap women's gym. Llml t,oted it down, Spanish invited to dinner in Span DELTA pm ,,\I.PA!A depart!ll«:nt, will address the Wo- TELEPUOMS ' I "then came Eltstertime and I he. cOllgre8ll ish room, DIL It r II I today, Sprl.ng' oUtllli for m~crs\ lInd men's n :e·cr.eatiO-\l IIssociation of 5:30 p. m. Officers will be elected lIue$ts In A-manas llIinbis s.tate U1'Iiversity, Idltorl&l OfAce . tIft men took 10 days of.f. -:Mjlny of ~hem wellt Sattit:P. ~y ,l"r9- ~o\'mal. and plans made tor nevi year. Mu' gralt'l: 2:'30, ' ln'it {a Uori " Qrn~w m~- ]lo"tmal, ' tn., tod'~y .at the asso Jocl~ Offic. tin back bome and checked to sec what their YettefAt sical entertainment. Dinner 70 qers, loe Schaeffer hall; ~:4.5,' a's- 'elation's ' annual banqu,et. Pro ....,..~ , '~l constituents lhoyght about things. cents. ~mble tor transportatlqll ani'lh- fessor Halsey will speak on "CII.\l FASHlON CENTER- SECOND FLOOR 'J'IHUBSDAY, 'MAY 16, 19~6 After ElIMter the house voted. again on 1he nORENCI PIll'B1L trent.; 3:30, tour of Amanas; 6 We Afford Democl'atic Recren- housing subsjdy.. 'l'hi~ tUnc it passed, Publicity Chair_a p. m" dinner and election of oUL- ,tlon?'! __:-:-'""--:---:------:'---:'~ ______~ -_ , . • , \. 946 ==r - . THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1946 THE D AlLY lOW A N. J 0 WAC IT Y. J G) W A PAGE THREE I (Ii Name Student Christian Nominating Group I Eleen to Quit City \ Lampe Meets Today Engineers List Club Meetings of (. Names Bible School After Stealing Dog Mrs. T. M. Rehder - I G Five memi.>ers of Stu den t Prentis, A2 ot Mt. Ayr, ond Don D L ed Dorothy Morrison, 1330 Kirk With Religion Heads To Entertain wood avenue, chose to lea\'e town Dr. M. Willard Lampe, director Zonlng roup ~r~stl~:m~~~~i~~ ~~:~~:in~:~ Th;~!, c~~~~tt:r~~r::~t in the ales is" today arter pleading guilty yes .12 Nominees Y.W.C.A. rooms in the Union this of the school of religion, wlll con Members 01 Gamma Phi Beta next year's oCficel's lasl night. noon with Dick Sweitzer, execu- terday to slellling neighbor Fred rer today with all at the denomi The dates of the annual Daily P. Owen's dachshund dog. Twelve students In the college alumnae will be entertained in D. C. Nolan, Chamber of Com- Those included on the commit- tive secretary ot the Y.M.C.A., national foundations at Iowa State Vacation Bible school will be June Police Judge John Knox gave teachers college in Cedar Falls. of engineering have been nomin the home of Mrs. T. M. Rehder, merce president, announced yes- tee are Carol Raymond, A4 of Myrna Galnsforth, executive sec- 1181 Holz avenue, at 8 o'clock to . Cleveland Hts. Ohio; Bob Bra- retary of the Y.W.C.A, and Rev. 17 to 28, it was announced yester bel' a choice of leaving town, Development of a new plan for ated for officers of the Associated night. Mrs. Maynard Meacham terday the formatton of a com- shares, Al of Des Moines; Jeff Victor Guff of the Methodist day by Mrs. Lowell Boyer, direc spending 30 days in jail, or pay greater coordination of their work Students of Engineering. Elections ing a $100 fine. and Mrs. C. M. Mickey will HS mittee to study the local zoning Freund, A4 of Cedar Rapids; Jean church. tor of this interdenominational will be discussed. will be held Wednesday. sist the hostess. ordinance, and work with the youth work. • Nominations for president in Although the Bible school will clude Bob Bell, E3 of Council city council on zoning during the business and commercial expan be sponsored by the Baptist, Con Blutes; Lyle Fuller, E3 of Cedar Needlework Guild. gregational, Pre.>byterian, Episco Rapids, Dnd Duane Nollsch, E3 of The Needlework guild will t'lect sion of Iowa City. Teeters, Gragg Attend Women Elect ITBUB - WAREHAM, INO.-OwDen Marlon. Committee members ch 0 sen pal, Methodist and Christi:!n offieers and. hear reports at the churches, all Iowa City children Candidales for vice'-president meeting of officers ond directors were Harry Dean, Ray Bywater, Jack C. White, Vern Bales, Rob Sf. Louis Scout Meet V I · DI k are invited 10 attend. T() ~ are Ken Francescon, E3 of Clin at 2 o'clock th.is afternoon in the Four closs groupings tor chil ton; Tom Mortimore, E3 of La board room of the public library. ert Leinbaugh and A. A. Welt. Mayor Wilber J. Teeters and a orle ler S moni, Dnd Ed Swanson, E3 of • • • dren from 4 to 14 years old will 118·124 South ennlon SI. Phone 9607 The treasurer's report will be George Gragg, local Boy Scout meet from 9 to 11 :45 a. m, Mon Sioux City. Kenneth Deitchler, E3 given and the gathering and dis The newly-formed community executive, left yesterday for St. Valorie Dierks, Al of Iowa City, day through Friday. of Sioux City; Dick Henneman, tribution of clothing during Ihe parking committee, consisting of E3 of Ames, and Bob Mercer, Ea, representatives from the univer Louis to attend a national meet was elected president of Alpha past year will be discus~ed, ing of the Boy Scouts of Amer are up for treasurer. Bill Hubbard, sity, city council and Chamber of Lamba Delta for 1946-47 at a E3 of Iowa City; Bill Ellsworth, Commerce, will hold their first ica Thursday and Friday. The Commencement Talks Spring Apparel Sale E3 of Iowa City, and Bill Bauer, Kappa Phi Alumnae meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m. in mayor is the representative to the meeting of the group last night. ES, are candidates for secretary. The Pegree of the Rose wlll the council chambers of the city national council from the Iowa Other new officers are Jane be presented to three university hali. River Valley Boy Scout council. Lord, Al of Burlington, vice-pres By Hancher, Daykin Brings Deeply Reduced Prices! :senior women at the meeting of Ident. Mary Sayre, Al of Iowa Kappa Phi alumnae tomorrow President Virgil M. Hancher and night in the Methodist student an 2 Commerce Students Cit y, corresponding secretary; Prof. Walter L. Daykin of the Our front is boarded up ... part leta Phi Eta Elects SUI Lutheran Student LaVonne Stock, Ai of Storm Lake, nex, 213 E. Market street. After college of commerce will deliver of our fashion floors are a 6:30 potluck supper Mrs. L. G. Picnic to Be Friday Named to Union Board recording secretary; Jean Galla- commencement day addresses. Shirley Olson Head; Lawyer will discuss "The Aims - '- her, Al of Appleton, Wis., treas- President Hancher wil\ be the taken over by carpenters ... our and Plans of the W. S. C. S." A picnic for all Lutheran stu Don McDowell, A2 or Sears- urer. and Janette Jeans A4 of Des speaker at the Mornings)dc col • summer stocks of nationally Names New Officers Election of ofCicers will be held. dents will be given Friday night boro, and Jeanne Wheeler, C3 of Moines, senior advisor. lege graduation in Sioux City All alumnae are urged to attend in the' City park. It will be spon Webster, were elected as com- This was the last meeting of the June 4. His topic has not been known fashions are arriving daily this meeting, sored by the Lutheran student merce representatives to Union organization for the current school armounced. Shirley Olson, A4 of Des association and the Gamma Delta. board yesterday, it Wa3 an- term. Yvonne Livingston, A3 of Professor Daykin will speak to ... therefore we MUST have room now, Moines, was elected president of University cla-b-- Students will meet at the First, nounced by Prof. Elmer Hills of Iowa City, is the retiring presi- night at the high schOOl hence these big price reduclions Zeta Phi Eta, national professional English. Lutheran church at 5 P. m. the college of commerce. dent. mencement at Riverside. speech arts fraternity for women, The University club will hold for quick selling of all ... at a recent meeting at the home a Red Cross kensington tea, to '. of Mrs. Virgil M. Hancher. The morrow afternoon from 2 to 5 Spring Apparel. It's your gain. meeting was the fjrst of a series oj' o'clock. Mrs. William Spear, buy these quality bargains nowl proposed monthly meetings of chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. town alumnae members. Both the Morris Kertler, Mrs. George H. active chaptElr and pledge class Coleman and Jane Condon. Spring elected officers. Ruth. Koch, A4 of' Rock Island, Athens History Circle 9 Ill., w,\s elected vice-president. ·Mrs. C. Woody Thompson, 111!l smUl3 § [)t:V4~T,"I:~T Other officers include Dorothy Dill street, wlll be hostess to the I (oats Stenchcomb, A3 of Muncie, Ind., Athens History circle Monday at Phone 9607 ' secretary; Wilanne Schneider, A3 1 p. m, for the group's annual ,118.1Z4 SO.v.th Clinton s.~.... t of Cleveland Hts. , Ohio, treasurer; spring luncheon. Mrs. James Ellen Larson, A3 of Dayton, Ohio, Waery will review "The Bulwark" social chairman, and Sybil Rick by Dreiser. less, A3 of Rochester, N. Y., Cameo reporter. Pllrrim Chapter of the D. A. R. Semi-Annual ' Miss Olson and Miss Koch were Our 12th Officers wiil be elected and an Select group of 50 desirable appointed as delegate and alter nual reports given at the meeting Spring Coals . . • novelties, nate to the Zeta Phi Eta national of Pilgrim chapter of Daughters convention to be held during Au of the American Revolution Sat pastels and street shades ... gust in Chicago, Ill. urday at the home of Mrs. A. A. in fine woolens ..• Officers of the pledge class are Welt, 5 Bella Vista place. There Norma Ansher, A4 of Des Moines, will also be a memorial service. all in this year's stylesl president; Marilyn Henningsen, Hostesses for the meeting will A4 ' of Atlantic, vice-president; be Mrs. G. :F'. Haas, Mrs. George $39.95 Coats at Ya Are $19.98 Shirlee DeForrest, A4 of Eagle Clearman, Mrs. H. C. Pfotenhauer, 545.00 Coats at Are $22.50 Grove, secretilTY, and Miriam Le Mrs. S. A. Sunier, Mrs. J. K. Ya vitt, A4 of Des Moines, treasurer. Duncan, Mrs. George Falk, Mrs. Installation of officers will be $49.95 Coats at Ya Are $24.98 held Tuesday afternoon in room E. S. Biggs, Mrs. D. R. Swanson and Vera Anderson. 14, Schaetrer hall. TR B'S-Fashlon Floor Spring Arlhur Below .Named Dance Planned , Suits Bela Thela PI Head 0 D d' D· Th'ursday; Friday and ' Saturday' lJJ~r~h~r el~ei::pr~~de~ft ~u~~~~ n a s ay Theta Pi fraternity Monday night. He succeeds William M. Buck, D3 A Dad's Day dance was sched . May 16, 17 and ·18 of Ames. uled for Sept. 27 or 28 at the first Prieo Other officers elected were Rob meeting of the newly organized Y2 trt Lothringer, C3 of Davenport, central party committee yesterday. Difficult as it naS neen, we vice president; Robert Daneke. C3 It will be the first of four parties nave Just 25 one·of·a·kind suits of Davenport, secretary; John the group will sponsor. ac~' ain obtained the same hi9.n in a good selection of John Phillips, C3 of Maquoketa, Drew, 03 of Detroit, Mich., 3er ilyles for wear now and for later ieant at arms; Charles Schorr, was elected committee chairman, values in SAMPLE HATS C3 or Davenport, steward; Don and Priscilla Garrett, of Des Mostly small sizes. Weagley, C3 of Ames, historian. Moines, secretary. to sell at $3., a price whicn/ loCiaYI Jim Carroll, A3 of Davenport, The Dad's Day dance will be $29.95 Suits at Y2 Are $14.98 pledge instructor; Blair White, Ai part of the Dad's Day weekend seems incredibly, low. for sudi fine hats. of Burlington, rushing chairman; festivities, to be climaxed by the $35.00 Suits at Y2 Are $17.50 Stuart Miller, A3 or Davenport, Iowa-Purd\le football game. The See them early" , alumni secretary and Robert committee will meet again Wed $45.00 Suits at Va Are S22,50 nesday at 4 p. m. in Iowa Union. Smith, Al of Cedar Rapids, cor Colors: responding secretary. TRUB' ->f'ashlol1 Floor Half Hats • Lime County AVC to Hear Women's Track Meet •• Calots Red Spring Prof. G. F. Robeson • Sailors Pin\( On 'Political Action' To Be This Morning • Cloches Copen • Turbans Gold Dresses Prof. G. F. Robeson of the po- Seventy-eight women physical • Flower Hats Grey litical science department wlll education majors will participate • Navy speak on "Current Imperatives of in the annual class track meet this brown Political Action" at the Johnson morning from 8 to 10 o'clock on Mllans ~ Black county American Veterans corn-I the women's athletic :field. • HalrbraJds I mittee meeting tonight at 7:30 in Included in the events are • Twist Straws , White room 221A, Schaeffer hall. 50 and 75 yard dash, tlle 65, yard • Fanoy Braids , The World Affairs forum and low hurdle, 220 yard relay, run • Gorreous Ribbons the Iowa City League of Women ning broad jump, running high 7S Dresses to select from .•• • Peelallne Voters have been invited to at- jump, discus throw, javelin, base • crepes, wools. sheers tend, Lawrence DenniS, AVC boll and baltketball throw, and the and prints ... in black. brown. chairman, announced. shot-put. . AVC members will be admitted Captains for the four major pastels and solid colors. to the meeting only by contribu- team.;; for next year will be elec tion of at least one can of l00d, ted also. S25.00 Dren.. at Y2 Are 512.50 to be turned over to the local ------emergency food collection commit- $30.00 Dresses at Ya Are SI5.00 S35.00 Dresses at Y2 Are S17.50 teeMembers are urged to bring High Sc~1 to Hold :esls. • ,Achievement Banquet STRUB'S-Fash'on Floor Shorty R.move Old Hangar I Approximately 90 students and \ At Iowa City Airport I faculty members of University • • hleh school will be feted at Workmen began tearing dowl) traditional I)onor banquet Coals the old airplane hanior at the lit 6:30 in the school cafeteria. Iowa City Muncipal ail'po!'t yes- This dinner is held IInnually to I • terday. honor students for their outstand- 14.95 The haniar was one of the first lng ach~vell)ents. bulldinlls at the airport when it, Barbara Blijrd will act as 10a8t 17.95 Was establlshed in Iowa City. On mistress, and Peace Pennlngroth April 11, 1945 a tornado swept and steve Nusser will be the 23.95 ~crOlS the field striking the old principal student speakers. honler and rendering it useless. I - New styles in fine fabric coats The lumber salvaied was pur- ahased from the airport commls- ,Mr.. George PetieI you will want for now .• , 810n by the Nail Chevrolet com- N -..I PTA P 'd t through the summer and pony. am.,. rell en later. You'll want one Mrs. Gtor,e Petzel has been of these. FrelhmCln 'V' Members re-elected p,resident of the Iowa ~~ Tra'41Uoft - Rete art STRUB'8-Taahlon 'Floor To Hold Picnic TodClY City p. T. A. council st 8 meeting .." for every occallon ••• drellY in the Junior Jlilh Ichoo!. lIatl, talJored flatl, h,tl tor .peela' Pre.hman Y. W. C. A. mem. Other or,lcera elected- were Mrs. Ivlllt. • , • 1n every bead lize, In bll'l will meet at 5 p. m. today Scott Reier. flnt vice-president; t\-1I7 oolor. Sample hatal In the "Y" rooms to leave for a Mrs. M. E. Wicks, second vice picnic In City park. After sup presidlnt; t.uclle Dahlaren, secre IIIr there will be a program of tary, and Do~ld Seavy, treaa- ,am.. and sln,ln,. urer. IOWI City's Quality Department Store-Ell. 1IfI I
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¥--...... ,. .PO ·RTS'I • 4f!II# • t ..... I _____ T_HU_RS_DA_Y,_MA_Y_l_6,l_946 Jones' .HQlJler Babe Ruth Fli 5 to eXlco on . 151 Route as Berardino -.:~:::.AG=E:...:..FO:.:.:UB::.- lod lOC Deals Red SOX WASHINGTON (AP)- Babe Ruth said yesterday that he had To a reporter's question whether he had received an offer of I con • received. "no oifer whatsoever" to lJ.ead the Mexico baseball league- $100,000 to hE!ad the Mexican league, the sun-tanned Cormer home run ,Leads Drive on Yanks Hawklet, Tracksters ,Win Meet 7c I I and Jhen amended his statement to add that he might have something king said: I con to sayan the subject when he returned from City Dcl ~ nd Loss In 19 ~urther M~xico ''I've received no offer whats ever," ST. LOUIS (AP) - Johnny Be L 10 about two weeks. • I 1 IIlOI Ruth paused here en route to Mexico City tor wh1lt he described - Later, he added that he "might have something more to say" on rardino blasted a grand slam Iowa City high' Ihinclads spurted in tllt' ~'elaYH yesterrl.ay afternoon to win a trhl/lg" ular ]Ilet't bet\\'e n the LIUl IIawkB,llt. 4c I as a "two week pleasure trip" at the invitation of J orge Pa~quel, presi that score when he returned fl'om Me~ico. "Bllt I'll save it until I homer in the seventh inning yes _F11 Univcl 'ity 'ity CHICAGO (AP)-The Chicallo dent of the Mexican league. get into New York." terliay to highlight the St. Louis Vernon, and high at hilfh :. 'rIle f~nal seoto W8~ Ml Browns' 8.2 victory over the New IowlI City, 76, Ut. Vemoll, 56 %, iJnd U. 11Igh, 2 ~' . White Sox turned the tide against ...... * * * York Yankees. 'l'he IIawklel won both l·elay. of the afternoon, the 440 and the surging Red Sox yesterday and The Yanks belted Sam Zoldak Medley. Fliss, Coulter, Wilson and CIJ beat them, 3-2, at Comiskey park * * * who went the route for the Fryauf composed the 440-yard re· on a home run with one on by Browns for two runs in the first 0 I Yanks in Court lay team and Tro;),er, Fliss, WJI Murrell Jones and a lhree-hit per inning on George Stirnweiss' Hawk Thinclads Prep .. formance by Johnny Rigney, who son and Nichols in the Medley. triple, a long fly by Tommy Hein U. high's Rivermen won second won his first game of the season. NEW YORK (AP)-The New rich and Charley Keller's filth It was the second defeat in 19 homer of the year. place in the two relays. City nigh For Final Tune-up York Yankees suit for a perina grabbed seven first place ratings games for the amazing Boston Red The Browns came back with one nent injunction to prevent the Sox, who previously had won 15 in the first, two in the sixth and aJld Mt. Vernon took seven and Iowa's track team will get its Mexican baseball league from straight before losing to the Yan finally knocked Allen Gettel out one tie for first, with U. High. last tune up match b~!ore the Bi& tampering with their players will Pol. Vult--Edward. (MV I and Swall. kees recently in New York. of the box with their five-run IUH) (fed for IIrst; Ewald (UH). third : Ten championships-which will be • 1 be heard today in New York The White Sox had to come seventh inning blast. Millet (IC), Koc}\ (MV). Wilson (tCI • held in Champaign, Ill. on May county Ilupreme court and the and Squires (\1H) \Jed tor fourth. Helsht. from behind to win this one. Ted 9-6. 31 and June I-at Madison, Wilt. WilUams' sixth homer of the sea Yankees have no intention of let IIho, P.I-Won by Van Metre (MV I; Saturday when they meet WIs ting the proceed!llgs drop, presi Nats Sting Tigers Zelthemel (Ie). ,",cond: Fryau( (IC I. son, a wallop into the upper deck tl)frd; Pitlik (MV). fourth. Distance consin and Northwestern in a tri in right field in the first innin" dent Larry MacPhail said yester DETROIT (AP) - Shelling out 3D!';. feet. angular meet. day. Football Throw-Won by PJtlik (MV I: had put the Red Sox ahead, 1-0. rookie leIthander Ted Gray in the Smith (IC), Second; Van Metre (MV). The Wildcats bested Iowa in a Alter the Montreal Royals, a second inning, the Wahington thJ11l ; Turkal. (UR) , fourth. Dil tan.e triangular meet Jast week in which Brooklyn Dod$er farm, announced 21 5 feet. Senators bashed out a dozen hits Dlscu..-Won by Olson IIC): P ltllk. Chicago finished third, but Wis~ that they would not follow through off three Detroit pitchers to whip (MVI. second: ZeUhamel (IC), third; consio is an unknown factor a request for a restraining order the 'l'igc£s, 6-3, yesterday, sweep Koch (MV) . fOllrth. Distance, )27 1.e~t. Cardinals Win, Broad Jump-Won by Carrl wlf (MV I: against the Hawks because the ' against the Pasquel brothers, of ing their two-game series. WllS\l1l ([CI. se.cond ; Hon>er (UJi). two squads have not tanilled in an ficials of the Mexican league, Mac third; Briceland tUR'. (ourth. Dis Gil Torres and Buddy LewiS, tance )9.10 and one-fourth. outdoor meet this spring. Phail issued the following state 'fjrst two men to face the 21~year. UI .. ~ 18m_Won by Van Metre (MV ): OawkeYes Rex Ploen and oUa ment: Davi., WII,on apd Roth, all fC . tied l or Retake Lead Did Gray in the first inning of his seconcatcher Clyde McCullough with • St. l.. GIV . BIG COUNTY- IDE. CAMPAI/ N • f l ( in an fo th A Helpl the starving millions abroad by contributing to th\ • . . of hi go the Emergency Food Collection Drive. The quota for te -' " . G Yellow' Cab '· Co. Johnson County is 200,000 cans: .This means 1St Nail Chevrolet , CHEVROLET, BUICK and CADILLAC so from every person in the county, including ·Univer- te he Sales and Service Dial 3131 . sity students; or 5 cans from every man" woman For Prompt Courteous Service and childr . 210·222 East Burlington St . . C) I I I , Jo en ye Where can you place, your d~nations? J The Emer- J . I gency Food Collection center is located .in the old • • Railway Express building on Burlington ~treet. In A. Pipal addition, contributors can donate food at local gro- Ecqnomy " • . Meat Market cery stores where barrels have been placed for your . Advertising Quality Meats convemence. Housing units on campus have like- , • FREE DELIVERY , . , wise made arangements for· collection of food. CO. . . .. • I · ~ , • Food and money collected in the Johnson County J drive will be turned over to UNRRA, according ,fo ,.. , the chairman, Emil Trotf. .Your . contributions can , (, mean the difference betweetllife and death for star- Iowa SupplyCo. Reich's" . . Cafe ving human beings . ... ~IVEI , • : I I 8 S. Clinton I • - "W~.re the Crowd Goes" .. . .' • • II ~ 21 S. Dubuque Across from the Campul . DRIVE 'ENDS 'SATURDAY: , . ,