On the Inside ~ The Weather Btookl~ Blanke Pittab\IrQh, 9.{) ... Pave:l Fair cmd pleaaant Iaday. Partly cloudy Fin Appointed to Commerce CoUeqa and warmer tomorrow. High today 80: ... PaV8 8 al owan low 57. Yeslerday's h10h 82: low 61. PO\¥lI Riae to 33 I ActiveS' ••• Paq. 8 Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wue. AP Wuepbolo. UP Leased Wue -- Flve Cen.. Iowa City. Iowa. Tuesday. Augusl 2. 1949 - Vol. 83. No. 207 UiS. Forces in Germany May form Part of Pact Defenses Marshall Urges Arms HEIDELBER G, GERMANY (UP)-American war planes and troop ba ed in Germany may become part of westel'n Eu­ to Spray_ rope' permanent defense organization under tbe Atlantic pact, For Europe officers of Ule United States joint chiefs of staff indicated yes­ Aid Now of lIies and we have tbt Imlay. - corne In Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chief of staff of the army, said that us about il­ Hot-Rod Cyc]sf Rides 'Hof' Bike the mi ion of German-based Warns Funds friendly plact Amp I' i c an tl'OOPS probably MI WAUKEE!Il"f-A Milwaukee cyclist went throueh a traf­ would be worked out on the U,S, AmbassadQr fic slsn recently and \Vas arrested. basIs of information gathered dur­ James Smith, 26, was given a suspended term for breaklng Cut·Harmful Shop ing the tour he, Adm. Louis Den­ feld , navy chief of operations, and Implicated in ''Five traCtic rules. Bu t he was scntenced to three months in the house LUUIDU'OU!' St. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, alrforce of con ection when pol :ce found t.ha t the bike was stolen and To Pact Plans chief of staff, are making in that he was carrying a loaded revolver. WASHINGTON (,4» - General DJropc. Pe(center' Inquiry George Marshall urged ( On ll re-; Vandenber!!' said tha.t Get'· WASHINGTON IU'I - John yestr rday to SEnd arms to west­ man-based American air )lOw. Mangon, a key figure in the ern Europe nallol'.' l1uicklv. "1 pm , t1" p~obabl, would play a part senate's "five percenter" inquiry, Private Manufacturers very fearful of delay," he said. Ilmllar tI\ lhat 01 the army lJ) yesterday urged an investigation Backlng the full $1,450.000,000 • Ihe western EUropean detenae of fonner Democratic Nationul administration pr(l~l'am of mili­ ... pnl.aUon. Put Out New A-Bomb tary assistance to frien~I'y nations. Commanders of the American ' he wartime army chicf of s' aft , forces in Europe gave facts and WASJJJ NO'I' (A p )- 'rhe nited " tates has gonl' into in- 'old the house foreign affai".' rc,m­ TreaSU!l'er G~. rge Killion and til/UTes regarding American anny 'l1iUeo It Is "just a beginning" Henry. F_ Grady, present U.S. am­ dustl'ial pI'oduction of the mol' ff ctive atomic bombs test('d at and alrforce strength in ~nnany - In establishing a firm front I" Eniw('tok in 19+8, and h,11'; made advances on othel' atomic £I'onts, Bnd it was believed they were bassador to Greece. for!'stall any RussIan pu"h. KaIlll&S CongI'P8.'l WR'l told yt'Strl'day. given intelligence reports on the The former City boot­ Committee m em '~ ers hav in­ strength of Russian forces in black who once was a familiar Y['he in formation Willi pr!'scnll'rl by the atomic energy com­ ,Istl'n tJy asked wit'lesses how eastern Europe and especially in White Roullfl visitor, said the miss ion in it:; '(,lUi -annual l'PPOI't. President Tl'llman f!!tid in 8 much cooperation [or mutual 0"­ eastern Germany. Itna&e • sUbc'ominUtee checklnR' CAP "'lreub. '., I'; talt:'mrnt that t hI' nat ion ha r. rpnse could be expected from r~­ Bradley, Denfeld and Vanden· his atraln should look Into their "1'P II~()n for rl'll~!; \lI'~llC l' ann IN t P 'd' d ciplent nations. Some Republl -B n ~ btrc o~ned talks wl\b milltary part In the 1911 reor,anlzaUon Maragon Holds Press Conference fRith" that the atomi c program is OVO ny re JU Ice , have spoken for positive asslIr­ OR leaden of western Europe at ot tbe old Dollar sieamship being effectively presscd. h')th tor ance before supporting even a TE'­ Frankfurt yeAterday mornln!!' on lines, San Francttl(lo_ rtuced armed pro~ram . FORMER KANSAS CITY bootblack, John Mara,on (center, faclnr camera) told newsmen In Washln,­ and human welfare pur- the orranbatlon or the militarY H~ made . the statement at an­ ton yesterday that a senate commlttce Is checklnC" bank account I\e had three years al'O In San A.n · ~~~:~ .se Spoke for Hanging, Marshall 181d It woul" \)A "~ mlgM of Allantic pact ceuntrles other impromptu news confer­ very dan,eroul thing" 10 hnld Into " unified defense force, tonlo, Texas_ 'i;IC c"mnlittee Is 1I\v~8tlgat1nl' "five perccnters"-arrents w-.o arranre for contracts with the ence during which he also accused R'ovcrnmenl. This apparently was his answer 3 W't T f'f up on Ute prO!l'ram until " OD ­ The talks were held il\ what to the charges of "incrcdlble mis- I nesses es I y I're.. 1111 &allured western Eurone some members of a 1946 U.S. anagement" which Sen. Bourke 2 was once lhe "war room" or Gen. mission to Greece of "disgraceful" haa a pnJnm workfd out H~ Dwight D. Eisenhower. lIllled Hickcnlo ''Pcr (R - Iowa) made CEDAR 'RAPIDS (IP) - Three said be doeln't betlev.. :hrre commander in chiet, In the build­ conduct, .including drunkenness against AEC Chairman David E. men yesterday testlfied on many and fraternlzltt~on with Com­ Sfreetlighfing Action will be any difficulty 'n gd­ Race Can, Ing of the former 1.G. F'arben Romanian Catholics Ordered Lilienthal. occasions they heard a man wh!l tinr European nalLons to COOII ­ munists. Maragon served on the , , chemical trust. The great battle :The AEC reported: later served as a jul'lCl[' In the erate. Free Display maps, showing the high-point of missipn. Oelayed for Further 1. Its Enlwetok-tes\cd bombs - murder trial of Dr. Robert C- Rut­ Grady, wlJo headed the mission "Couldn't the program :- e rllt the American advance to the Elbe more elfecti ve th 0 n those used ledge Jr., say Rutledge should be until cooperation is /luaranteE'(!?" river, were discreeUy curtained. and who now is in this country To End Charity Work Aug. 15 before )9048 - are being pl'oduced hanged. Rep. Walter Judd (R-Minn) (lsk·d. temporarily to work on the ad­ Study by Merchants 01) an "industrial basis." This They said the remarks were Marsha1i advised no. rrunistration's $1,450,000,000 arms BUCHARE T (AP)- Romnni.a's ommunist-led govern- means that they have progressed made by Emil.Novotny, Cedar Ra­ R,ep. Ja ~oQ Javits (R - NY) aid progrllll\, said he had "no ment ycstol'day gave alJ Roman athoLic welfare ol'del's in t!lr Iowa Qlfy ald ~ rmen last night pids, during daily bus rides to Howley Quits Berlin postponed action on downtown beyond the laboratory-made stage, told Marshall he plans an amend­ idea what M'aragon was driving country until Aug. ] 5 to wi.nd up theil' affairs. and are being turned ( ut by pri­ work. They further testHied No­ ment requiring President Trum9n at," lit~'eet1ightlng untll next Monday's An official announcement said CathoLic monks and nuns are vate manufacturing companies votny expressed the opinion the to reach agreements with s i ~n e r ~ "He neve:- talked to me about council m(eting to give buslneE< defendant was gullty. Job; Taylor Hinted no longt'l' need d £01' wclfal'P work, because tbe state now takes property owners time to insppc( working for the AEC, and In AEC of the Atlantic treaty lhat th er~ anybody on the mission drinking John R. Parker, 45, Cedar Ra­ be a unified command in defense cal'e of all their former functions. fighting systems in nearby towns. plantg. d excessively," the veteran diplomat , ~. Fissionable uranIum and plu· pids draftsman, said he and the of western Europe and oth!:r unI­ As His Successor said. It said the per onnel of The hearlnr last night was Lo other men tried be, change Novot­ fication steps. determine wbefher properly tonium - the sources of atomic Grady said be waa equally at some 15 ol'~aniza ti ons devot~d energy for inted ambassador to India. dispute opened in a downtown of­ 3. QuillinI' clerical Ilfe and reg­ "guess" of $75,000 for a com pletl­ ic energy.) lieved 50 he can ,0 back home "should hang and would hang ;1 western European naHons. Ell ~ ­ wllb bls family ned . month, Killion succeeded him as presi- fice building yesterday with a uni­ istering for l-egular jobs at local Iy new system. Westinghouse Eloc­ 4. This natiol\ has found new land, France, Tbe NelherlaJ1rt~ . employment bureaus. he had anything to do with it.' dent of the steamship company formed representative of the Com­ tric company has made a $36,000 sources of precious U1'llnium in Del.-Ium and Lux~m~our if , ",­ Sources in the military govern­ Catholic sources said the ban All three testifl!'d at the open ment predicted his successor in and still holds that job. munist administraUc·n sitting in estimate on new streetlightinl(. its own backyard - "enormous ready bave a lmlfled c:lmnnnu would affect about 1,400 nuns One reason for last nlghl's tonnages" d materjals having :) ing of a hearing on a defens( Berlin would be Maj, Gen. Max- motkn for a new trIal for the Marshall declined to e ~ lIm at~ on the 3 1-2 hour session. and 100 monks, all Romanians ex­ Indecision was the la'\k I)f II very low content of uranium. A labor union mediator who 28-year-old St. Louis pediatriciar 'he .gram at well D. Taylor, chief of staff for T,"mes-Her,ald G'ets cept for about 20 f!lreilort d his car was slo l ~ n yP, '­ nouncement yesterday, will be- ter of another. She Is active In manded increased severa nce pay retiring monks and nuns will be ')n'inlled until la ter this week COme civilian high commissioner. Republican politics and breeds from the navy which discharged ,erday afternoon by twa hitch­ in pollc'l court lor two De. "very cramped" fQr 1.500 persons. hikers. police said. them last April when it left ~ o ines youths who are charged He said the new government's Arabian hc,rses on her Peru, Ill., William M. Brown Jr. soid thl' eigbt major departments will be: farm. Shanghai. vi th assault with Intent to intlict ~wo men drove off with his fAT ~ reat codlly injury. economic affairs, political affair3, The Chicago Tribune, of which jlfter he got out to check a flat New Jobs Accepted Pollee Judge Emil G. Trott s!lirt military security, labor; inteni- Col. McCormick is president and * * * \ire five miles east 01 here I)n Shanghai Workers 'es'crday the hearln; "w,)lJld gence, public affairs, general CI:un- publisher, recently bought the \llghway 6. Brown d~rri"becl thn sel and administration. Times-Herald from seven execu- )robably come up this week." Th" By Cia rk, McGrath · I=ar as a l03D Iwo- to ne cr' ~m tives who Inherited it under the Annoy U.S. Consul Nash "600." He said the Con- wo youths were scheduled for * * * lrraignment at 5 p.m. yesterday. Berlin Airlift Slackens,· wlll of 'Mrs. Patterson_ WASHIN{}TbN Ill'I _ A Chinese WASHINGTON (JP)--,Tom Clark t necticut license number waf Col. rMoConnlck said he will be yesterctay formally accepted nom- 21A1789 . and that $125 was in Albert Lee Cady, 10, and Clu)l-­ I~ghts Od 31 president of the TI'mes _ Herald. mob which laid selge to the U.S. End of F U • consulate in Shanghai, plied Amer- ination to the supreme court and the glove compartment. ': s E. McCil.Ughey, 21, are bein" FRANKnIRT (IPJ - The Berlin Mrs. Miller will be vice-president ican Consul Reuben R. . Thomas Sen. J. Howard McGrath (D-RI) . Brown described one hitch­ leld in the coun'y jail under $1,- a!rutt began. tapering off yester- and her husband will be secretary with "senseless qllestions" and re­ agreed to take Clark's job as at- hiker as about 28. 5 leet, 7 Jr'l Ch"f 1')0 bond each. They allegedly day for Its announced close down or treasurer. Chairman d the fused for 2.0 hours to let him torney general. tall, w.dghlng 160 pounds, with tarted a fiiht with and injured Oc t . 31 , board will be F.M. Flynn at the sleep, the sta te department re- President Truman himself dis- r~d hair ?-Od . f~eckles and w~a r - l.aymond Meeker, 17, 712 Kimball Three groups r; f the big C-54 New York Daily News. ported yesterday_ closed their acceptances as infor- g a whlte ~hlrt and dark IJlue 1Ve~ue Saturday afternoon. trousers. transport planes which have been Department spokesman Lincoln Police said Meeker was hitch­ mally as he ha{\ announced the The other man was described as hiking on Musca'ine avenue negr haulinl supplies to Berlin for more O"",,YS FORT TIlANSFER White said the Chinese did per- rufe,r ot the 'poSls at last Thurs- about 42. 6 feet, 1 inch lall, 20' :ourt street and the fight alleged­ than a year quit tiying. They be· WASHINqTON (,4»-The house mit 'l1hhit pitching yesterday Rhubarbs No The victory g:lVe the SOlt a Sot with a triple, two doubles and a SUI Tennis Coac.h Don Klotz To Half Game single In the New York Giants' and four boys who will p articipate edge in the five game sen.. 11-3 romp over the last - place in the national junior men's ten­ which attracted n tolnl 01 131,Ul PITTSBURGH (JP) - Brcuklyn Chicago Cubs. New Trend nis tournament lett Sunday fOI fans. cul the St. Louis Cardinals Na­ Hartung, knocked from the boy. Kalamazoo, Mich., where the tour­ By winning, lhe ~hird p tional league place margin to I! in six straight starts, went thE NEW YORK (IP) - F"ord F'rlck, ney is being held. Sox select d by many as "in half game last night by waltzin:! route for the tirst time since ,Tune president of the National league, The !b OYS are Jamie AndrEWS book pennant favorites, ·.ittovel to a 9-0 win over Pittsburgh be­ 28 in a loosely played game. Four says the recent epidemic of fines winner of the Mi ssouri Valley within 2 1-2 games ot thl( se~ and suspensions for m.anagers is fore a crowd of 29,488. errors by the Cubs and 14 Giant title in the junior men's division, place Indians. They noVi trail III! no new trend. from Iowa City, Bm Jenne, Io wa leading New York 't'ank ~ " Whil ~ the Dod­ hits contributed to the rout. "'ers were wln­ A three-run splurge in tl\e third "We treat them just as the City, Glenn Land, Tulsa, Okla., seven games. . . Ir.g easily the knocked out starter Bob Chip- same as in the past," said Frick, and John Been, Okmuigee, Okla, Dam DiMaggio ha~ two hila, 'o.;ton Braves man. "Everybody krbcws what happens Expenses to the meet, runnin~ keeping his co T!. ecuti\ e g;l.l1~ hit· 'ere downing ;he Hank Sauer's 22nd homer broke when a man puts his hands on all of this week, are being me1 ting streak alive thr o u ~h 28 gallllt 'ardlnels In St. Hartung's shutout in the sixth . It an umpire." by the Missouri Valley tennis as­ - half as many 3S ro\ller Jill SOCiation, which will also spont or recordr d [or 0 mnjor e a ~ue marl ~uls. 8-\. was the second , Qub hit. Th ~ y Frick did not name names or a simllar trip to the national ju­ CI •• eland ... " Iii!'! ItoO IM-S 'I The DJdgrrs bunched Gene Mauch's double, places about who put hlR hands Bo. lon ...... II'll) f~ 6 111-<-1111 •atted around In Hal Jeffcoat's triple and a long on what ump but It's a matter nior girl's tourney In Philadelphia LemOn (12-(1) R.hrl JI~ "' al\ : 'i'rnCU lU­ I , later this month . G) aDd 'Hbbell ~ lilt: ~er~ •. he first inning fly for the other two in the eight. 01 record thal Ducky Waltets of or six runs to New York ...... - OS4 108-11 14 I I I 1 Le Dur h t Competition in the Kalamazoo Cbl.I,...... UtIO 001 0211- 3 0 4 C nc nna' , 0 oe er 0 meet began yesterday. ake the pressure Hlrlu, lb' •. Mueller; Cblpmon, [ New Yllrk and Frankie Ftlsch . orr big Ralnh Adkins (8), KUlb (I) IDd Ow eo. lIll: REESE CHI-Sauer. L1'-Cblpmln. of ChIcaro has been set down Branca who al­ for ar&'U1Dl!nts with umpires, F vorites* Win * lit* Round lOWEd only four hits as he W(JU his 12th game against three de- I . Walters was tined $150 and Matches in Net Tourney State Legion Title suspended for five days Sl.lnday as fats. KALAMAZOO, M1CH. (IP)- Gil Branca was in great form and the result of a dispute with Ump­ Won by Waterloo ire Lee Ballantant in Saturday's Bogley stroke into the national l.is mates supportl'd him wilh r game. junior tennis tournament and NATIONAl. LE ot' W J, l!I'T, III " -"it attack, including hamel'S by MAISON CITY 1m - Waterloo Bucky, usually a mild easy go- trounced his first opponent yes­ Sl. I_oul, ... . r. ~ 'I" .119 1 Peewee Reese, Duke Snid r and won the slate junior legion base- ing fellow, argued violently with terday wibh all the lLrm that Brook lyn . tiT ~ 8 .('tOO Ii BOllun . .... • •. li" 411 .In l 1 G il Hodges. ball tournament yesterday with :l Ballantant when Peanuts Lowrey rated him the No. 1 spot. New Yor...... u,. 46 ..;it t , I Th star Brooklyn hurler re- 5-1 victory over SVctU X Center. was called out at second pase on 'fhe Chevy Chase boy downed Philadelphia GU 11 . 5I ~ II. PJtlliblll:l"b . ,., 45 ;,0 41,. If It tirpd 16 consecutive men from thl The vlct~ry gave Waterloo four the final play d saturday's game, Milledge Galphin, of LouIsville, "T .. cluUlttl ...... : I~ DX .~iIG .. , third inning to the ninth wher straight WlOS agamst no defeats won by the New York Giants, Ky., 6-0, 6-1, in the second round. Cblpitcher, Les an argument with BallanIant at (Only ,amu . ~h~dultd) All other tlc'p contenders among TOO ...l "S P1rCl'ERS cru,t for lhree of Pitt.!burgh's Ibled on a throw from Centertielder Hal Jeffcoat. Gordon took otf for third after Jeffcoat caurht Will. TeGrotenhu is, str uck '(;IUt 12 bat- Chicago i . late June. Lasi week the 179 entries whipped their op­ B05lon al St. r O"i, (nfr ht}-[llJ•• hits. ard l\larsbaU's fly to rlrM center. The Giants won, 11-3, ters but gave up 10 hits. His when Ballanfant again thumbed (3-1l vo. Inn .." (9- 1) ponents yesterday. Brooklyn at PIU, hurr h (nl,hl)-BII" Big Erni,' Bonham, trying faT mates were cha ged with six er- him out of a game--but with n.v ~" . (l) v Ch,.,·.r" . C:i .. :;) his sixth wi.,. MERGER PLAN DOWNED rors. no suspension or flne--Durocher Philadelphia. at. f"'ln rlol\{lli (nirht)- c lll~ecutive B BI k S 2 0 flelntzelman t l 3· ~ \ V!I. Wehmeier (,5.6) balt d Irom the 'box in the first Bob !Miller and Russ Miller said he was going to complain New YOlk a', C' h l('lli r O- JOliu (8·') If rowns an enators V9. witho.... t getl ing a man out. MUl'r~ , • I WATERLOO (JP) - The board s'hared mound duties for Water- to league headquarters. Lesnevich 'Happy' As aaoun (1-0> L~on.rd (t.J'! ) 100, Dir·"r"k~lyn_o n r...... elL ved r.IBEo nham000 011-9. II J of directors of the Waterloo team h.t giving up a total of only five "When Bellantent put me (lut AlIfF-RI('1\I'1 U :AOUr. Old WI. N 'T. 01 PIII' l,""h ...... oo~ ()(I() 000-(1 40 \VA SliI TG'l'ON (AP) - Rob Dilling r ponnce ou l [lr e in the National basketball league 1 S. \n Chicago," Leo was quoted as Underdog in Augl 10 NtW York , ••.• GO :1:1 .OS!! and C,mlulOelJaj Bonham, Dick- f t 1 I . ht t 1 d tJ St T . B l ------. "H ld 'I'll r n"l\ r R n(1)e~ and ]\(-C .. llo" . h /IRS: Bh· hits in our attemp s as ntg 0 ea 1e, . ,oms rowns 0 yesterday voted to cast its ballot saymg, e t0 me tak~_ Cleveland ...... ' fo O 40 .!iIl' III d LP B b 80stOll .. , ...•. ' ;',. 43 .r~ !i 7 1 Snld." R ••••• II. ,... - an 1m. a ?~ OWill · over TIT>Y asJ' lIug t on, be- agajnsl the 14 _ t: : int plan that HAMBLETONIAN AUG. 10 care at you.' I'm just wonderinbd Ot'trolt . . nl ·'G /i. ... ~ J1i 1 Fight With Charles Vee(k May Sell hind Karl Drews ' eight-hit th NBL ·th th GOSHEN, N.Y. (IP)-Twelve of if 'takjng care of me' me~ns I'm : ~~:~~~~IPbl •.. : :: :: : ~~ ~ ~ , : ~~~ ~. Robinson, With .364 pitrhinl!. would merge e . WI e the world's top trotting horses not going bo be tolerated on the NEW YORK (IP) - E z z a r d ~~ ' ''i~~:~n . . i~ ;:~ :~~ ~ g'l Drews permitted only one Sen­ rival Basketball Associa tion of !will shoot for the $67,OO!) Ham- field to question decisions, like Charles, who defends his NBA- VF ' TERllAV'S SCORES Cleveland Indians alor to reach third base in out­ America. I bletonian stake here Aug. 10. other managers." heavyweight title Aug. 10 at he ::. I ~~u~ ~1';:~hl'~ If ~O" 0 (.I,hli Bat Mark, Heading pHching Ray Scarborough, who Yankee stadium, and chaUenger (Only ,.m,. srh.dulrd) CLEVELAND, OIDO !ll'l-Seek­ allowed 10 hits. Gus Lesnevich were pronounced man (~_6)T~~Ai'.;nO rdl; t; ~I~~s ing to "buy a gocd sound busi­ The Browns scored in the fourth in "superb" physical conditioc n S l. Lool. I ' B • • lon tnl, hl)-Slarr n'lI For League Crown Iinning when Jerry Priddy singled, t -s. 81<1ob. (1i-1) ness", the investment banking Braves Shave ford Lead, 8-1 yes erd ay a t th e cUs t omary pre- Cloveland 01 Wasbln, ton lall~l)- firm of Otis and company ad­ NEW YORK lIP) _ While Brook- took second after . Roy Sievers ST, LOUIS (JP) - Lefthander liminary checkup. IV ynn 1~- 2 ) • • . " rrl, '''-7 1 , . . . fouled to ueep left field and scor- Dr Vincent Nardiello repre- Chicacq .1 Phlladtlphla (III, III )-G•• · mitted yesterday it is dickering Iyn and St. Lou~s contmurd theIr d on Sherman Lollar's single. Warren Spahn pitched the Bos­ sen tin&'• the New York'vorl state (8-91__ VI.______Fowler (IO-11l _ ton Braves to an 8-1 vicfl: ry oy.el' to purchase the world champion duel for the National league lead,S' I bPI Leh er Ed Pella,.. . Arrived: One Luiack Fan athletic commisslol'l. gave the Jackie Robinson or the Dodger~ I?g es y ~ u. n, . St. Louis last night that shaved Cleveland Indians baseball team. usual pre-right diagnosis after SAM SNEAD SINKS boosted his top fl atting average grmi and DII~mger l?rOuuced the the league-leading Cardlnals' mat­ It was believed that a ditter­ f · . t t 364 oth r St. Loul ~ rUR 111 the ninth. the two fighters stepped on the MINNEAPOLIS «PI - SJ ammin' Ive porn s o . . SI. Loul...... Clud 100 001 - 2 10 0 gin over 'Brooklyn to' halt a game. ence of a half million do!lars was scale, Sam Sne ~ d , who broke the two­ B:. rring a ccmplete collapse by w. MllrtOn .. . 000 000 0 8 o . Ed Sauer slammed a. three. - run holding up lhe transaction. Indians Charles, down to fighting weight year-old Western open record in " , .,,,0 b' mson m. th e h ea t a f II tI...· ahl Eul).Drew s an d LOllar; S.arborou, b I,." homer ' and Bob Elliott hIt one President Blll Veeck was reported and ready for the bell any time, Winning the chall1pionship at SL ~ raCf, Robinson appears a.!'sured Of good ~a two run~. . asking $2,50(},OOO, while Otis and weighed only 180. He said he Paul's Keller course Sundar, the title with a 36-point lead ir StrikIng out four and walking o ~ mpany was >believed ready to G· I C· t·· d f \,YICuld go into the ring at that wound up fifth tn.m last amoog averages including Sun d ay' ~ If n IClZe or only one, Spahn coasted to his . ' oHer $2,000,000. games. 13th vict.ory against eight defeats. figure. When he defeated J ersey 3(} profesdon31 goHen yesterda, "Our firm has been interested Enos SI;lU$l'hter of the S'. N d Ch IS· He gave up eight 'hits, including Joe Walcott 1.0 win NBA recog­ in a pro-nm nteur tournament at in the purchase of the team tor Louis Cardinals has become Ro· ~ e anne wlm a home run by Enos Slaughter to nition as Joe Louis' succes~or at Oak Ridge. the past tWQ or three m.onths,'· bln~on 's closest rival but be is the right field pavilion in the Chi c ago June 22 he weighed said President William R. Daley of back at the .328 level. lau/\'h- DOVER, ENGLAND (IP) - Cur- kurth. un 3-4. . " TilE PLUNDEREI!S' Otis and company. "But we have ter slart.ed slowly and was vaceous Srirley May France, 16- The two Boston homers both Lesnevlch, undisturbed by the not resched any terms with owner bt'ncbed hr not hItting on tl1e year old Somers t, Mass" mer- were hit olI Harry Brecheen, the odds that make him an unQerdog • in ~olo r Bill Veeck, and, in fact, neither first Cardinal eastern trip but maid, was critic!z d yesterday for ' starting and losing pitcher, and at prices 1'anglng from B to 5 to .. nttd • of us has offered terms yet." he has passed them all, except planning to swim the English both carne after two were out. 4 to 1, weighed 183 :It the com­ "rc.o se of 'l' IH!1 l'uku " A company sp ~ kesmQn sl\.id Robil1llon , on a tremendous :iUrrc ('hannel in th nude. The three-run homer by Sauer, mission offices. Vecck had named no specific fig­ In the past two weeks. I And it was a man who dis- an ex-Cardinal, went Into the Jelt He bad to work hard to mak .. ure as his asking price, and that Back of Slaughter is another approved the idea. field bleachers and was his second the light heavyweight Hmit, his the company had not made a Glrdinal, Red Schoendienst, at "Nudity appeals to little boys a the year. He scored behind Maxim at Cincinnati, May 23. definite financial oIter. ~27. a most important reason for and indecent people," Edward Elbie Fletcher and E1l.!ott who As the Max:m bout was desl&'­ Daley said that if the gea! did St. Louis' lead in the pennant Temme, first man t.o swim the 20- had singled, nated by the NBA as tor the go through, Veeck would be re­ racp, mile stretch d water twice, laId Tn the tirst inning, just after American lirM heavyweight plac~d as club president. Willie Jones of the Phils still British and American newsmen Alvin Dark walked, the park Hghts crown he had to make 1'75. He - h ~ ", . 1h" " ' ~V with 14 <'Ioubl,,· yesterday. went out for several seconds, El- did It with tour ounces /.0 spare AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and Del Ennis' eight triples still "I think it is unnecessary to liott was the next man up after but claimed it weal{ened him, ue tops. her attempt," he added. "It it is t.he 1ights came on again and "I always like to be the Un ­ The tis of Don Newcombe of a stunt, we can do without it. blasted his homer to the left field derdog," said Lesnevich, "Let the Brooklyn in the strike{) ut race ha ~ If she is serious about swimming, scoreboard, crossing home behlnQ other guy be the favorite. They been sensational. Warren Snubn ., f why, good luck f? her." Dark. It was Ni:. 12 for Elliott. made Billy Fox the favorite over v Boston still leads with 86 bill The Amerll'an girl had two The Braves picked up thei" me t.he first time we fought and lI-t 1IJo'v~nmbe wh'1 <'Iidn't ioin thr I stopped him. When I fi (ughl fIt19 Brooks until mid~Ma y is tied wilt- plunges inlo the cold, grey (;han-. sixth run in the sixth on singl~SI e?mmate Ralph Branca for sec- nel yesterday - both with a suit by Tommy Holmes, Del CrandaUj Tami Mauriello the Iirst time NOW ~NDS THURSDAY covering her tall, 158-[t'tlInd frame. and Eddie SlaDky. they made him the favorite. 1 ond with 79. She has settled into a strict Bo.lo...... 203 001 602-1 II • upset him but they sHU made Rio Sewell, ihe veleran l'itts- . h' SI. Loul...... Il00 100 000-1 R (A P WlroDbOl.) him favorite for the second figh t burgh righthander, owns the be~t training routine t at WIll prepare Spo hn and randlll; Brocbeen, WII LUJACKS WITH NEW DAUGHTER, Mary Jane. Johnny LuJack, when I knocked him out In seven. "'Itch'-g r~ord '-'ith 5-1 . -nl_ her (or the expected swim with- (4). Reed.r (K) and D• RI.O• HBLBp' BBO" Chicago Bears star quarterback Is shown with his wife and hew I' uo ~~ • €lIioU, Sau .. ; SIL-S I.. u,b Ier. - r. .he.. daughter just after their return from a Davenport hospital. Luj$ck lowed by Branca's 11-3 for the in the next lwo w eks. THREE-I LEAGUE runnerup Dodgers, Branca final­ Ita!!! to report to Chicago for a. quarterback meetinr tomorrow. Mrs. WESTERN LEAGUE Deealu~ 2, QuJncy 0 ly pitched his fir t c:lmnlete HORNET IN IIOSPITAL Lujack and baby will stay In Davenport with her parents, Mr. and Evonovl,le at Davenport. rain Ues MoJnes 3, Lincoln 2 (II Inning.) W~lerl o o 8. Danville ? (10 Inn(nss) t!'~ me slncp. JUDe 29 in whipping RIPON, WIS. !II'! - Guard J im Denver 3. Sioux City 0 Mrs. Scbjerbrock. Philadelphia (N ) 8. Terr. Haute 5 Chicago Thursday. Pearcy suffered an appendicitis Bob Dillinger of the St. Loui~ attack yesterday a t the training Browns climf)ed flvl' points to . 34~ camp of the professional Chicago 500 RESERVED SEATS DAILY AT $1.00 Itnd took over the American Hornets and was operated on at league batting leadership. Rip: n Memorial hospital. - First Time! - First Run! - Aver ages or gamps IhroUjlT :~:iiiiiiiiiiiii•• iiii =~ WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! Sunday show Dom DiMaggio of NOW ends THURSDAYl 'loston fralling with .342 noin Ted Williams, Boston, and Geor:;" TONIGHT Radio', ,harp - toneu~, Kell, Detroit, who werr tied frr :.. • 'I "etD-wilted, comlcf first a week ago with .342, '=!ach IS '\ ' III . dropped a point and were tied for __-/LA' ./ HENRY third with ,341. FAMILY NIGHT Dom DiMaggio had the mosi ROUND UP THE KIDS MORGAN hits, 123. Dale Mitchell 01 Cl~ve­ AND THE NEIGHBORS land had the most triples, 14, and STARTS Dillingrr had the m 'Js t stolen EVERYBODY IN THE TODAY PT.... nt.d B, Walter WANGER CAR FOR bases, 9. " ...nted by J .....THUIt AANIC' Nt fAGU liON filMS IftfASI Allie Reynolds of New York war Tax GENE il"ERNEY ''OM ,ou mud ...1" -N,Y, n..a Brnee GeOlge lUll' the leading pitcher on a 'l'ercent- Incl. , "Worthy of a · p/a,. am0"l HI. • • ., of CABOT, SANDERS· CAm i ge baSis, with 11 victories and L~~~~~~~~~~~~~..J .u 1ne defeat for .917. Virgil Trucks "m.I" -ft1l1od.lp/tItI lulllfift Sbe gambled his Love • • • of Detroit Jed in strikeouts, willi - 109, "The film I• • uperlatlvel'· -Qlcogo T"buM "Uke a lovely dreom. It I. pollHv.ay • MUst- pdf' his £Jo!!./ with and~ ;10 SAVE HIS LIFE! ... plcturelu -a-loAd ""n Deol. f, RUDY VALL~I ~ . .• No man would HUGH HEIIBEIIT "IT'S DifFICULT TO FIND ENOUGH ADJECTIVES ] -1':1£ BILL GOOD"I" 'even dare to risk STARTS FRIDAY Toniqht Only LEO Go.elY TO DESCRIBE Ill" .....ao..011 Globe the wild decision .he mgd.1 A story KIT CARSO~' 2 SHOWS DAILY M,UneeB - %:30 o~ furbulent love- A TbrlllID, siory Encore Sbowinr 01 One of. . &venlJlll - 8:15 . . ,Iayed by two of tho the Funniest Oomedy ruts ~i1'AmTS _TOI, THOMAS 00iIEl ..... : .croen'. most gift­ Ever on the Screen I Special Discount Prices ,d dramatic stars. JEAN JOEl CIIUUS Every Performance IIU111m BfATRIC[ PEARl ARTHUR-McCREA-coaUiN ------I'lu. - --...... , 500 SEATS AT $1.00 SPAD~ COOLEY 101£.E DEVENS' amI ORCnE.'jl'RA 4 DAYS ONLY COr.OR t:AlCTOON' "P.yin.!....!!! "PII,I 11, More 11tI """" \ ·TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. WATER WONDERLAND - NOTE- 1 4 Rp(l~ JIJ"

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WILLIAM .. R I N G L E could AMERICAN VERSION of ro,.al~ qualify Ill' royally by stretch In, ty Is Lovely Ladyce Cameron. a point. Be'a an elder-he'. 119 who Is a beauty queen (as any U:AllUQ ,.ears old ~ ....Ingle. who Iivea In rool nn plainly see). Lad,.ee. ), I'l'T. aa :IK .1191 Johanne9l'1;rJ. South Africa, II who Is 5 fcet 7 Inches tall, I. a !~M .roOf ~ .t,1I active and claims that he'll candidate for honors as queen 4U .331 , of carnival week a~ Ualll)tton 4fi .Ii" I be 'ood lor IDIn, more ,.ears. \. IT .~ I ~ I~ ~a (' h , N.II. If you happen to be 50 ~1 1 111\ In the neigh borhood after lum­ OM .Silt) II BRITAIN'S SWANK Grenadier Guards regiment took a blastjng {iiI, j(~ 1 11'1 mer school, she would probably recently from Princess ElIza.beth, shoWJl on horsebaCk garbed in her I appreciate YOllr stopplnl' In to 'IOURING JUST LIKE ANY PAIR OF VACATIONERS, former honorary colonel's uniform. Elizabeth wrote a letter rebuking the see her In her hometown of JUD, Pet.er of YUgoslovla and his wife, the former Queen Alexandra, ruards for cat-calli"" and other unseemly conduct toward speakers Chelsea, Man. at their annua.! d.nner, which she attended. .~oll alo", a Venetian causeway during vacation at the Italian c",'. Villa Eden. However. Peter and his wife are a bit different , '",m other vaeaUoners In that Peter doesn't have a job to vacation 'roDl. '.

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JACQUELINE ROBERT proves that the United States doesn' t DETHRONED KING of the middleweights, Marcel Cerdall, 01 have a eorner on the beaut)' Franee, mOll fuls of food with Marilyn Buford, wbo relrn­ .~ ..... , market. Min Robert. Who has .wa,. been called "the woman wllh ed as MIn America of 1946, In this International exchanl'e at a Bo­ " , man partf. Miss Bdtord would make a nice dish at aDJ partf. ' the 1,000-pound face," won a PllNCE BERNHARD, consort of Juliana of Holland. checks his Belgln beauty contest recently. r07al we"ht before riding In one of the events of the InternaUonal That' heavy face tllle came alter Hlne Ihow at WhUe City, London. she eollect.ed 1,000 p 0 U n d • (that', forelcn mone,) and a couple tours of Europe , . for walkl", away wUh the beau­ t, eont.elt.

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DIRECTOR OF WHITE BOUSE overbaul was Maj. Gen. E, Ed­ ,erton. The «eneral, wbo Is a re­ Ured armJ e .... .neer, served as HOUSING EXPEDITBIl TIGHE E. WOODS h .. tried his hand In a elteeullve director of the joln~ nOD-lOvernment projec~ to Ihow wbat can be done in the low-COlt JILL JApt. who became a m:racle-man IndUltrlallst durin, World War n, recen&lf la1lDObed & lIew eonrreaalonal cOlDllllalon on ~he ....uaJIl6 field. He built & ,""ott bollH at GUDllton. Va::'U mllea ,,,n'h liner, The plant that Is beln, built by Jack al Salona Beach, Calif., h .. been oaUed ''Use planl thai reooaatrucUon 0' the Executive of W ..hlDdon. TIle one-bedroom _me I, It b,. 3& feei, &II' .... baW ,.. ~alJ$." H!.V»' .a •mI()"" tI&~ ~ ...... '''"I .n.-~ .....

J PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST Z, 1919 [ellers to the Editor ----- ( The Daio/ Iowan' !Readers llrc Invllcd 1.0 cxpress opinion In Leiters to th~ UMer, All lelLers must inclnde halld wr.Ucu signature and address -I".. ESTABLISHED 1868 written signatures not :IIcceptable. Letters become the property. The Daily Iowan: we reserve the right to edit or withhold letIet ~ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1949 \Ve sunest letters be IlmJled to 300 words or l e~8. OplnlOlll tI. ·"ll.. Pftssed do not necessllr.ly represent those of The Dally 1011'11.) .. 'mel P ublllhed dally except MOnday by Iclu.olvely to the use for repub lication of IItudent Publications. Inc.. ue Iowa Ave .• all the local new. printed In this newa­ '!>wa City. Iowa. Entered .J second paper .. well a. all AP newl dispatches. TO THE EDITOR: ' son in the United States has, chIS mall matler at the pooto!!lce at Iowa City. Iowa. under the act of con- Board of Trustees: Richard Dke. Ycur ed'toria i Ot Saturday, .Tuly I right to voice his opinion, ev I arua of M.an:h 2. 18'19. Geora. Ea~ton, Don Guthrie, Mason ;:3, 1949, entitled "If O)ngre~s Il chffHS with Cardinal Sp 11ll1lt Ladd, LaUe G. Moeller. Paul Oloon, Subscription rates-By c.rrJer In Jowa :Wax SoWI!r5. Anne Smith. Wants the Fa~ts-," was spnt t If bell vlng that federal l~ City. 20 unia weekly or fl per yf:ar in advance: six monUu $3.65: three months to me by my : Ister, Mrs. E. T•. De h ld b ' t $1.110. B y mall In Iowa $1.50 per y ar: FRED M. POWNALL, Publlab« Gowin of your city. It d ,aJt wi'l" . ou not e gIven .0 ):ar~ .Ix month. p.lIO; three months $2.. And ARTIruR WlMER my testimony before the Sube ~ m schools makes me anll-catholit, t olber mall Bubscrlptlons ,8 per year; Aaalstant to the Publlaber ail< montha ".25; three months p.l!!. HAROLD B . ARKOFJ' mittee of the Sf nate rules l'om- makes me anti-H! brew, too, ~ Business Manaaer Two wire services, (AP) and (UP) mittee holding hearings on S. Con. cause there ar quite a few lit. 1._ CHARLES F. CARROLL. Editor Res. 2. ·brew parochial schools, MEMBER OF T HE ASSOCIATED PRESS JOHN S. DAVENPORT I also made a fupplemen':lry And you see, Mr. Petmoll, I The Associated Pre.. Is enUUed ex- Circulation DUector statEment calling attention to ·'h. happen to be a HebrEW. eIfect of establishing n rw proce­ Disre£p2('t for the Catholic ~i!l. dural rules in the light of thE archy has nothing to do with tit supreme court decision in the issufo. Catholic children can go to editorials Christoffel cate. public schools for their ~ecuIt H 8 way could ile found t r education and Sunday school/It prevent sm~aring and to compel their religious education, just. fah'n(ss, thoroughness, and im­ Methodists and Baptists and UDJ. Parking Meter Experiment- partiality with~t, at the ~amr tarians and Jews do. time so limiting the discretion of Federal funds should gJ to IhI The parking meter experIment in Iowa City hlls apparently been the lellislator that he could nol public schools only. Separation ~ proved to the satisfaction of I.cwa City's council. propel'ly discharge his fact­ church and st.ate should be COli> finding and policy-making func­ plete. However, the meters Bre now cast In a familiar role in Iowa tions, I would be for it. r whoJ) " Slyvia Bl,lrgman City. They now form the core of a red-hot ocntroversy. sympathize with Senator Lucas' 422 Riverdale Villa. About ten years ago, the parking meters popped up all over objeclives. I flmply do not be­ the ast coast. After a five-year trial period, they began to disappear, lieve that S. Con. Res. 2 is thE proper way to obtain them. A howl of protest from persons In towns where the meters I fully agree that congressiona' were first placed, orf the meter-junkin... IC Lodge to AHend set committees should xplore 311 In Oskaloosa, Iowa, the meters received rough treatment. Irate sides and aspects of a subject ill townspetple prevailed upon !Mayor Carl Johnson to rid that town their hearing, within the limits Monse Convention of parking meters. ot time availablr. I believe thai Reluctantly, Johnson ordered the meters pounded into the pavp,­ reference to court pr:lcedure About 70 Iowa ilians will rep. • ment. Now, after a two-year lapse, there are new meters in Oska­ while superficially appealing, is res~nt the loral lodge ~t the I~ Business loosa - but only around the tc.wn square. not a satisfactory answ r to the natIOnal J\l[co, e II nvenhon in SIll problEm of making conl,(ref,s ionnl Actually, the meters serve at least two very useful functions Francisco, from Aug. 14 throl1ll inquiries UlOrough and 1mpartial. In Iowa City. 18, Leo Kohl, lodge secretary bert, A congressional commiltef" could said r cently. They tend to keep traffic moving In areas that were formerly (Dally Iowan Photomon tale by Wayne Oolt'l) not function expeditiously It con- Iowa City IMoose Gov. ADdJ all-day parking places - or very nearly so. It's a great advant.age THE PENNIES, NICKEL AND DIMES YO U put in parking meters block of East College street. Traffic control devices (upper r ght) fined to cOurt procedure, even if to be able to find a parking place in the heart of the downtown help pay for such item as: Admlnl tratlon and maintenance (upper wch as tratf.c signals which have been and are being Inst:llJed. it were feasible. Tn courls the Kelley will "dficially" represetlt area. Parking meters make that possible. lett), which shows an Iowa City paLI'olman slralglltentng a bent meier Street repairs (lower right) which were allthorl7:ed DIldor the old h:sues are narrowed by the plead- the local lodge with Seey. Kohl pole. Parking lots (lower left), one of whlell Is located ill the 300 ings and sometimes by pre-trial as alternate at the national coo­ Also, the meters provide a source of revenue for the city. In law, prohibited by the new. hearings to specific issues of fact ve ~ t~on. lawn City will have aU 8 community that has nearly 10,000 "transient Citizens," the city is or law. C-Jngrendonal committees oIhc:al delegates .at the state com­ limited in the way that it can tax the transients. deal in the broader field of lIollicy ventIon, Kohl said.

The parking meters provide such a taxation method. to det, rmine what law ought to bE 1 The local degree staff and drill However, there have been some pers.cns who claimed that the enacted. tea m will marc.h in the "Cavil· il I Parking Meter Situation Analyzed is C number of new parking meters too great to be practical for George Meader . cade of G: Id" parade and sire! pageant in San Franci~co beSidll city of Iowa City's size. By HUGH BALE the city must pay the Duncan 1. pay for and install meters. Washington, D.C I the old law. From th;l.t fund com, entering competition there, lIe They point out that there Is a dellnJte place for parkina­ th salaries of one secretary and Iowa City's new parking me­ eorpor lion half the net :meter 2. Pay for meter maintenance, • • • said. The Grenadiers, drum lAI meters In the downtown area. But, they lay, there Is no need revenue as a rental durlug that . II tl d' two patrolmen. Councilmm voted ters should gross between $555 time. repaIr, co ec ons an en,orce- bugle corps will not go to SIll to set up meters outside the buslneas district. and $620 weekly if the collec­ May 9 10 use $43.940 of the fund TO THE EDITOR: ment. Paul Peterson t.alks about di.~ ­ Francisco. They teel that the city receives enough revenue from existing t k ns av rage proportionately with If the city do( esn'l want the to purchase traffic signals before respect for the Catholic hi! rarchy 11 he Grpnadiers, however, wi! ni(!ters to take care of off-street parking, traIfic sIgnals and street collections from the meters pre­ meters atter the 12-month trial 3. Purchase and Install other the new state law went into effect. h Protestants, simply because m lrch in the parade and enle repairs - the main channels into whIch parking meter funds have viously inst.alled. period, the Duncan corporatton traCfic cont.rol devices on streets • • • Mrs. Roosevelt di sagrees with competition with bands and dru~ to be sent. Gross , rece! pts from the pre­ will remove them without furthel where meters are in operation. So finding money 10 pay On! 4. Purchase, operate · and im­ Cardinal Spellman. corps a t. the Su, ux City mee! Only time will lell if the council stepped outside the coniine sent meters average from $900 to xpense to the city. The city keeps more s(crelary and two m're pat­ Really, Mr. Peterson, any pr,c ve parking lots within .4 mile per- Kohl said. d sound judgment in ordering the new meters. $1,000 weekly, according to MI·s. its share at the revenue; the cor­ rolmen for administration of the ------.------Edith Frederickson, city hall sec­ porlltion retains its share as rental. (about six blocks) o! a metered meters is (l problem city rouncil­ retary who handleS the pennies 1f the city uses its option to area. mc n haven't yet been £I. le to and nickels. And a check at re­ purchase the meters belore the a. Retire revenue bQnds which solve. And here's the reason: WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR Ah, Ah, Mustn't Touch - ceipt ree.uds shows that collec­ year is completed, it may apply were issued for buying parking The city' ,~ share oC receiplq frorr the new meters during the re­ n ' t'·,) q I'l'l. " nrr In1' rhnp-; l 3:: 0 p m. FIction F"r.de Sfmphon, d tions I' e m a i n fairly constant the rentals paid the corporation lots. One of the most pertinent questions that could be asked of the maining eight months c! the cur­ 8: 15 pm. New.!, K1u{msn Melody throughout the year. aga inst thl' value of the meters The state lesilllature turther P:'30 8 . m Mor n in g 'tP1P .,tl - 4' CO pm. YOW3 Union RadlO' Ilour Iowa legislature is: who's responsible for the passage .d the parking rent fiscal year should total about 9:00 a.m. Furope S nre le70 I 4: "0 p .m. Tea "['imp Melodies and pay the balance due on the limited cities to using 25 per­ • • • $6,500 to $7,500. 9 ,\1) B ,m •• News. Danielson fi'C,O 'P.m . Children'. Hour Marriage meter law at the last session? purchase pl·ice. cent of meter funds lor Hems lO :CO a m . Tune Durtern 5: 15 p .m. Musical Moods It may be that some legislators didn't realize the ramllicatlons This means (ow:J City drivers To use the amount over $50- 10 :30 8.m. The Book rhplf 5:30 pm. Up To The Minute, Hacla 6ued in Joh 'I'he city also may extend the two and three. The remaining 11"1 : ~ 5 B m. l(ltrnell. C ' ub & lIarl buy 45 to 50 hours parking week­ OO(), the city w01l1d have to oUice to Cecil of what they were voting when they legalized the bUI. They contract after the year Ii lip 75 percent must be used for J J :nn a.m. News. HIH ktU 6~~ 'l pm D inner H .l Uf ly from each of the 400 meters, a publish a notice (If ampnclm~lIt 11:1 1i B.m . Melodv M.r1 7,ro pm. I ,,",,"" fi rm Ji'oTum Ol1(sn and 1.0 COUldn't have known or they woCuldn't have been caught dead voting total of 18,000 to 20,000 hours on the same rental basiS until buying additional parking me­ 11 : tfi a.m. ' ''\Va Stalf' l\!ed1ral Society 7:"0 p ,m . KSUI SIGN O.. F and Mildred " for the measure. the full purchase price .s paid ters alld parklnr lots or retir­ to 'he budget, bolll a hearlno:­ 12:00 noon Rhy thm Rambl •• 7:30 p .m. K.eys lO Music parking. and get permission trolll lh,. 12:30 p.m. N pW:i, 'Doo)ey 7:45 p.m . Adv,:.ntures In R~A:n-rh Iowa {lity; In that event the meters should Ing bonds. 12:45 pm. Mp~t Our Oucst 8 :00 P Tll . WS'It Consider the way the law throttles officials ot municipal gov­ It kwn City drivers buy as statl' comptroller before it could Music You aod Patricia be paid for by November or De­ 1:00 pm. Muslcnl Ch311 S'30 p.m. Evonlng Symllhon.t1e ernments all over tbe state: the use of the funds from meters much parking from the new met­ The city must abide by such spend the money, Bartley sal,;]. 2:00 pm. Npws M" ~. lITrll 9,'10 P.m. Campus ShOD Verteiko and are even more severely curtailed than they were before the pass­ ers as they have from the old, they c mber, 1950. ratios until the council declares ".,,1') pm. lJUh Centllry Mu-Jc 9 " 0 pm. FI10rts n l ~hllg l1t5 quist, WlIliam The council has proposrd a $60, · 3:00 p.m. Organ Arll . t~y P" 5 pm. Nt"wc; , flpno ale of the law. wiJI pay {or 12.555 to 13,950 p:l1"k­ • • • by resolution it has no need for 000 meter fund in next year" 3: \5 p ,rn FXl"ut"d nn" ill Science IO :c.

l8sues to purcbase off-lltreet parkin.. Illb. They !.cured revenue SchaeIter hall. ~ trom parking meters would IUpport a bond Isne 01 ,!I ..... REi\DlNG AND sPOJ(.' A~ARTMENTS AND ROOMS te $300,ooe. SI'ANlSII ach iev, ment exam wi! AVAILAB,LE for rent this fall be given Friday, Aug. li, roillll A nation-wide average cost for a car-parking space in a parking may be listed with the Off Cnm- lot Is $750 to $800, Dutcher sald. The first bond issues .suggested 211 , Schaeffer haJJ, from • to I -;,8..- 80511 , (xtension 2101 , before Aug. p.m. by the committee would have pN:.vided for about half the committee's 15, as freShmen ori nlation ac­ ioal of 750 oU-street parking spaces. tivities : tart Sept, IG and classes GRANTS TO TEACH IN III begIn Sept. 22. • • • Q ~'io NETJlERLA NDS f r dihl AInIr The committee also recommended a symbol to designate off­ iron citizens will or dwarded lit DELTA PI EPSTLON, natlontll der the .E·ulbright Act, 'willi} street parking lots, parking angles for attende~ and unattended ~ts Nf:.W ...... +... :~.~ w;n~ graduate honorary business edu­ minilllum salary of $4,OOO,m",,' and lighting and parking directions, Dutcher t aid. ••••••••• fV{W ~~~M(T(RS cation fraternily, will iniljllte new tenance allowance and lrlb~' Long range committee plans included amending building ordi­ members Tuesday, Aug. 2, el t 5 tation allowance payable tn DUtIi' nances to requJre loading and unloading facilities (or commercial ~tl'TING- ~T~ p,m. in the Iowa Union. A ban­ eurr . Il ey, Appointments BI:~ f~' buildings and private parking facilities for new buildings. quet will he held In the River year and applicants Should ~ft Johnson county farmers met with the committee last December room at 6:30 p,m .• wlth. a charge bachelor's and pre1er~bly nla..iJs to discuss the parking problem facing out-of-town shoppera. or $1.50 for present members. SIgn d grees. Applicants should be ~ Tbe outcome waa tbat the farmen ..eneraU,. ..reetI IlUklDc up in room 218, University hall, tween the ages of 25 to So, ~ meten made parJUnc on downtown l&reets more aeeeuible. and or call X40S2 before Monday nOOIl have at Jeast three yean ". were 'bul an advantaa-e the oat-ol-town mopper, Dutcher ..Id. the business district. Not shown are the t aching experience. Pef!ons it'" w OUR ARTIST SAW IOWA CITY'S parkinS" meter sltuaUon as Pie-I I IIlIn of the JIlonment 01 ht lib .... In l al ff street parklnr loll, bOUJ W pa~.. J me er THESIS-lOAN BOOKS are lerest. d &hould ra il thl Ed~ . The commi tee hasn't met since last December, but Dutcher lured. The key shows how the area of metered parkin. In the down­ two munlcl' 0- due at the University Libraries tlonal wOuld like to !ee the group become active again. town d:strlct ball grown since ,he tlrst meLers were Installed about tundl •. Pl acr ment OfllCQ, C-I" tact hall, . . r' ..: "There's p~ty to' be dOne," he commented. two years a.o. New meters were placed foJlowina" the a-eneral4irec- w Aug, 3. Please return or renew , Junior Music Group

era to the ..... To Present Recital Get a I addretll -I".' ,Society • 81 Wanted to Rent (cont.) Want to Buy 102 1 1R61i':ld:::er::s:-'Wrrr.:an~te:":dl'""'T::(co~nt:-'.)~-- ~l the properl, ~ Eleven high school and grade • tn!txuction I withhold Ietlttt. school music students enrolled in WANT AD RATES Ballroom dance lessons. M1mJ Employed couple urgcntly need Car radio in good condition. all 3 passengers to San Francisco. 98. OplnlOIll fl. the SUI junior music course will Youde Wurlu. Dial 948~ . two to three-room furnished or Harold Arkolr at 4191 or 6998 Leaving August 13 . Dial 2776. Dally low... , ,::J,1'arla Marice Miller to Wed perform in a recital at 9:15 p.m . • ------. unfurnished apartment, on or be------. Aug. 6 in north music hall, Paul For consecutive IhserlJons Rooms for ted States his I Rent 9) fore September 15 . Call 8-0470 Kiddie Koop. Dial 8-0232. Two riders to California. Share Behm, course instructor, said yes­ One DIF '_'_00_'_'_00 Ge per word ;.;;..;:.:;;;:.:....:.:.::....:.:.:.:.=-=-_____..:::. after 5, Saturdays p.m., or Sun- n=;--___ .,.....=:-T.""-----..,.",.... expenses and driving. Leave is opinion, ev • terday. TbJot:e DI1I . __._ .. 1Oo per word Rooms for girl, Close in. Near days. Music and Radio 103 August 11. Return at registratlon. The junior music course is a 'ardinsl Sp Il~ Six 0..,...... 1~ lIer word bus. 8-1721. Dial 8-0779. hat federal f~ part of the summer currIculum of MiScellaneous for Sale- 101 Dependaole radio repairs. Pick-u~ ~ 1he music department designed One Month. .... _ ...... S9c per word Room for fall semester. Dial 7382 and delJver. Woodburn Sound Out expenses on your trip homel ven to par~ for high school and "rade school Large sleeping room. Dial 3411. Automobile luggage h·aller. $!i0. Service, 8-0151. Get riders wUh a Want Ad. antl-calhoUq pupils. Classified Display 102 Stadium pal',k. TraDllportatioD Wanted , too, lit. PupilS participating In the re­ One Day ...... 75c per col. Inch Good housekeeping room value Music and Radio 111 a few I;.. cital are Ester Miller, 670 S. Gov­ Six Consecutive days, in house of selected ~tudent Two-wheeled trailer with high To western Montana via Black Guaranteed repairs for all mak~ rrnor street; Jaunita Crow, 119 couples. August 10. Dial 8-0357. sides. Excellent for moving Hills. Call Ext 2007. Evans street; Patti Barnes, 112 per day .. _ .. _. 60c per col. inch furniture. Phone 3932. Home and Auto radjos. We pick· S. Dodge street; Keith Ruppert, One Month 00 SOc per col. inch up and deliver. Sutton Rlldlo Serv A~enmforRe_n_t______~9~ Interfaith Scholarship Q:>mmittee 919 Roosevelt street, and AnnEtte (Ave. 26 lnsertlons) Fine quality picture frames. An- Ice. 331 E. Market. Dinl 2239. SEeking inexpensive transpol'ta­ Trachsel, 1039 E. College street. Dead II netl For sale: furnished apartment of tiques, hanging lamps, radios tion to CalifornIa tor German Leora and 'Evelyn Lehman, 71}] two room and bath in Summit and cameras. Pelzer Studios, High. Riders Wanted 111 student after summer session. N. Gilbert street; Donald Benda Weekdays ...... 4 p.rn. Saturdays ...... _...... Noon Apartments, Iowa City. Coopera­ way 218. North. 6001. Wanted: Three passengers N.W. Phone 2749. 621 N. Van Buren street; Joh~ tive plan. Dial 75] O. Mc- • Wicks, 528 Clark street; Marilyn Chock your 8" In the first lnue II Studio couch, like neN. $3~. Chest Minn. or Mpk Aug. 10. Ride to Wa shington, D.C. August appear.. The Dally l OW8ll can be ru­ or drawers. ~10. Also miscellan- ,Intosh X2661 afternoons. Martin, West Liberty, and Maur­ .ponsJble lor only one Incorrect insertIon . Real Estate 94 10. Call Ext 4103. ice Fahrney, Deep River. Brln~ Advertisements to eous kitchen equipment. 5148. Wanted: three riders to -r,..,--s--A-n-- Atlractive 4-room modern hous( To Florida. Can leave Wednesday The Dally Iowan Business Office gcles. Leaving about August 11 . aflernoon. Willing to 6hare with garage. Excellent condi­ Forced to move! Tru;:;'-ks ~d root 0::111 Les Victorson. Ext 2365. DalelDent, East llall, or phone tion. On bus line, near Kirkwoo<: lockers reduced! Swell for go­ driving and expenses. Matthes Three Posts Filled school. Dial 3904. ing home. Now, $5 to $8.50. Hock- H~. ' 4191 eye Loan, lil y'! East Washin~ton. Fly Economically Ride to Los Angeles August 10• In Fire Department, • • A . WEDIO TO TRADE: modern cabin built 24--It Howard trailer. $875. See I Ext 4279. OI ...lIIod Man,.. in 19H. Equipped for cooking No. 46, Dinty's, Coralville GI For less than half the usual cost Fire Ohief J .J . Clark yesterday Two-bedroom ranch type hom to 8 p.m. • you can take flight tmining, t1y announced three new appoint- with 46 acres land near Bull , ICor sport or travel, in an ex ccll- MAHER BROS. ment~ in the Iowa City fire de- LOat and Found 11 Shoals Dam in beautiful Ozarks Portable sewing machine avail- ent plane. Am leaving city so MI. MRS. 1\f. n. fiLLER. 228 llighiand drive, announce the partment. ------:...::~-----~ Want apartment house or small able: Se,:",-Gem, New JI0t;t e, mll. t sell harc in aclive. solvent TRANSFER tD(arement of the r daughter, Marla Marice, to Da.vld Ross Mc­ Al Dolezal, 52, was promoted Lost: red Sheaffer pen on North hotel in or near Iowa City. C. J Dnd DomestIC, $149.95. We s rVlce !IYll1g club. A bargain. Write For efficient furniture Lau,~ljn, I of Mr. and Mrs. W. n. McLaughlin, pes Moines. from second to first assistant fire Dubuque Street. Name engrav- Small, Owner, Mountain Home all makes. O. K. Appliance, 020 Uuily Iowan, Box 8-B. Moving Both attended SUI. The wedding date has not been set. ~ief to fill the vacancy left by ed. Dial 2186. Arkansas. ' So. Dubuque. Phonc 7417. ~,~------and Citians will rep. , Ray Swanson who retired yester­ Baggage Transfer Personals__..;..;,~ ______..:.:: 12 Wanted - to Rent day. 9~ Good used refrigerator, $55. 404 DIal - 9696 - Dial Dolezal has been with the de­ Finkbine. l~d:een t~! nt~~ ~ Business Frafernity Have you a home ror a cute Apartment or house. Two adults. Irs YOURS TO RENT Town 'n' Campus partment since 1923. He was ap­ pl.lppy? We'll give you a brown­ Bcd, nearly new. Hotplate, dress­ 14 tbrou; J I " 14 pointed second assistant chief Ap­ and-white fox terrier. No charge! Phone 4748. Do you want to haul n bed - secretary hell, 0 Today ~___ TR er, bookcase, ironing board. stove - rdrigC'=ator - sand • mhale ril 15, 1938. Call Daily Iowan, 419], tor JE'an, Student veteran, wife, two baby Typewriters IOWA CITY NEWOOMERS- Phone 3905. n~he~ - furniture - or one of a William A. Gorbrich, 51, was attH 2. girls desire 3-room unfurnished thlJu. Dnd things? Stop in and e the new appointed second assistant chief represe!it Initiation of 11 m mbers of Towa City Newcomers will hold 21 al·JUrtment. by Sept 15 at $40. PULLER BRUSHES and cosmetics .Do .I,t the fnst el'onomicol way Royal Porta.ble. Delta Pi Epsilon, honorary busi- a picnic tonight at 6:30 in shelter to till the vacancy left by Dole­ Autos for Sale - Used Call with Secy. Kohl Write Ev rell K. Meyers, 2205 2387. WIth Handy lJ :1 u!" tI'3il(>r5. We, repair all makes of type­ ness e. du~ation fraternity for house No.2, upper City park. zal. Gorbrich has betn with the By thl' hour, dny or we~·k. the national con· 1936 Plymouth coupe. $225. Call C?11 ge, Cedar Falls. Iowa. wrIters. Victor Adding Machines tradua(e students, will be. at 5 Those attending are asked to department since 1926. for immedi:lte d Ilvery. will have III p.m. today in the Iowa Umon. .bring a covered dish, sandwiches, Lester J. Rogers, 34, 1502 Yew­ 8-1038. Responsible medical stude----nt ano FACULTY MEMB ER the state COIll- A banquet honoring new mem- beverage and ta'ble service for eU avenue, has been appointed wife desire three-room apart· needs furnished apartment Iowa City Trailer Mart WIKEL bers will be h ld in the River their own family. fireman, filling Gorbrich's former 1938 DQdge. Good motor, tight ment. Write Box 6-L, Daily 10- 14.1 S. Riversitlp Drive body. 8-0670 atter 5. to rent perman ntly. room following the initiation. position. won. Dial OS38 Typewriter Exchange Guest speaker will be Don Arnold JUNJOR FARM BUREAU 1936 Chevrolet master coach. Write Box 6-S, Dally Iowan "By the D:lm" 124 1f2 E. College Phone 8-1051 visiting lecturer in the college of Good tires, good molor and rommerce. Members of the Junior Farm Fifty-One Persons Take uureou enrolled in the Safety Conservation Air Tours heater. Dial 2420. lnitiate$ are Gladys Austin, Drivers' club will have thdr sec­ W anted Good Cleaning Pays Off London , W. Va.; Louis C:lmbron ond lesson tomorrow night at 8 F ifty-one persons from Johnson 1939 Ford. Radio, heater. Excel­ PERSONAL !'iyette, Mo.;' Edith Ennis, Derol'~ in the lower lounge room of the ClCunty took the air tours of J ohn­ lent motor. New tire.q, windows Doorman You feel better, look better, ah; Warren Hoffman, Sac City; Community building. OthErs in­ son co unty sponsored by the springs, .clutch. brakes, rear cnd~ work beUE'r, whpn your clothe. C4leta Hunt, W au keg a n, Ill.; $450. Dial 9746. however, wi( tereste>d in jOining are invited to county soil conservation commis­ UP COD-clpllned. Herbert Lllngen, Tucson, Ariz. Want a Date de and enlt attend the meeting. sion Thursday, ·Friday and Satur­ 1937 Nash, $300;------1935 Ford For- Part-time Work Fast, thorough cll.'anlng makes bar-ds and drun Jean La r son, P nder, Neb.; day, Soil Conservationist Charles dor, $225; 1931 Oldsmobile ~e­ COD clponing tops In town. Call . ux City met( Donald MacRae, rowa City; Helen Davis, said yest.erday. dan, $100. Cash, terms, trade. Ek­ With A ROYAL NEIGHBORS - Mem­ Apply Manager todayl McCracken, Corydon; Carl Mill­ The t<: urs, made with the co­ wall Motor Co., 627 So. apitol. sap, Des Moines; Virginia Pado­ bers of the Royal Neighbors will hold a business meeting and social operation of the Iowa City Flying van,Burli ngto n; Mildred San­ service, were held to show the dif­ 1937 Chevrolet seda n ~ Good con- Englert Th ea ter Wench? ? deen, Iowa City; Paul 1'hoYi'r, hour tomorrow night at 8 in the dition, clean. Many extras. Dial A.W.D. hall, 212 1-2 S. Qlinton ference between farms on which COD Cleaners Washington, Iowa, and Morgan 4470. Dial 5476 strEet. Mrs. Eva Burns, Mrs. Har­ soi~ conservation is practiced and 111/1 R. ('!I\ottnl nt.1 .&11 Thomas, }Vhi~ewater, Wis. farms on which it is not. old Rogers and Mrs Mildred 1936 Chevrolet ma ~ tel' coach. Jennings are in charge of the Cheap. 106 Quonset Park. POPEYE MARRIAGE LICENSE IS UED social hour. Stadium Park Cottages ------Marriage lkenses h'lvc bePIl is· 1934 Plymouth, clean. Excellent £ued in Johns-en county cl"y}, s DORCUS CIRCLE - Members Get Woodwork Painted tires, sound mechanically. tight Porches, window frames and ~eat oUice to .Cecil Huff and Patricio of the Dorcus circle of First body. Hydraulic brakes Ol'llao and Robert J. Soukup English Lutheran church will hold sashes on cottage apartments in covers. Call 5231 after 1. ' to StadIum park are being painted and Mildred " Thompson, all of an all-cl ay meeting tomorrow at 1930 Plymouth. Good condition. the church, beginning at 10 a.m. a "meadow" green, J . Robert Cot­ Iowa Olty ; Robert Oliver Hafner ter, manager of SUI married stu­ Phon 8-0164 Saturday after­ and Patricia ';Lee Seebach, Peter A sack lunch will be served at dent housing, said yesterday. noon, Sunc1a.y and eVe>nings. Vel'tei ko and Betty Jean Lind­ noon. Those rrltending are asked Cotter said that special "out­ ---- quist, William Cock 'and nes~ie to bring their own sewing equip­ '37 Ford. New paint job. New door" paint is being used and is seat covers. RmUo and good rook, all of Cedar Rnplds, and tl) ment. expected to withstand the weath­ Geroge 'Mlrich and Leona Mullen. motor. $295. Phone Hagman, 4187 er better than the green war sur­ evenings. Friday, 9424 . both at Chicago. JNTER-VAR ITY CHRISTIAN plus paint originally used on the FELLO

-----By GENE AHERJ 1 TH~ I Try and Stop Me BLAST! .. IFl HAD ...----By IENNETT CERfo'------' THOUGHTN/IME 10 GETpo IT' ! PATENTED, I'D ASK. ~~~~~~f~~~~~~iiii AR!HUR KOBER'S five-year.old daughter, Cothy, attended lWlVALTIIOS FOR. THE a blrtbda~ party where the food bad been seasoned too strongly t:.,...... ,. J I ...... ~I ro .... , .,...~ spod USE OF IT/ for I~e~ liking. Quite naturally, she remarked to her ho t es~ ment exall1 ~ Aug. 5, rliP "ThIS IS awful!" ' ETTA KETT from' ic I "Oh no," corrected her nurse. "It's very good. It's just a little iliff rent. You'll get to like it." "No," aid Cathy, IiI won't like it. It's just awful." On the way home, the nurEe explained, "When you're eating out, dear, it's all right to say the food is good if you like it; but if ~ you don't, just leave it on your DEUCIQUS- plate and don't say anything." The next Saturday, Oathy went M.;.!.J. 30¢ visiting again. For lunch, she was served creamed chicken. which ~:..~ she love~ , and peas, which she , (j. always has hated. She finished the chicken, tasted the peBl, then looked at her nurse, and in her best Emily Post voice remarked, "These peas are delicious - but awful." CoPJJ1lllt, I.... bJ a-tt c.rt. OPU1buted b" KIna ....'IUW l!IynillCale. - ,..' - Five Appointed Second German Gels Ja ycees to Discuss Iowa City Pool Gels Active Polio Patients at SUI , Scholarship 10 SUI Coming Golf Meet The Iowa City juni£r chamber Cleaned, Disinfected To Commerce of cr mmC'rce tonigh t will di scuss A .< prcial five-day cleaning and For Journalism Siudy the state jayeee board meeting disinfection of City park swim­ Increase· to 33 for New High and goIr tournament. both to be ming 0001 should be completed ~ 'he 5.yeal' old daughter of an Ul student was one of ~f~ The second GermAn student se- held in Fairfield next wC'ekC'nd tomorrow, Pool Manager William (ollege Posts lee ted by the Interfaith SChOlar- I Pres. Wayne Putnam Jr. said. ' Boswell Jr., said yestErday. patients admitted to the "active" polio wal'U at niversity ~ ship committee to attend SUI will A represcntaltve of the John The cleaning was necess ary to pitals yesterday. Five men have been apPOinted arrive early in September, Com- B. ROllers Productirn company Tid the pool of water vegetation PoUo , to the SUI college of commerce mi.ttee Chairman William Connor Fostoria, Ohio, will speak to th~ caused by lack of sunlight thr 'he was Cathie Bowe rs, dal1ghter of Donald 1\1. Bow l1l, C~ stat! for 1949-50, Dean C.A. Phil­ said yesterday. jaycees in connect'on with their pas t few days, he explained. oralville. H ospitals authorities lips said yesterday. They include He is Gerhard Muller, who plans for a September minstrel The pool nmained open t·J rpported she W8S in "sel'iou8" were released yesterday. 'Ibti Plqy P an aSSOCiate, two instructors and plans to study jf)urnalism teach- show, Putnam &aid. swimmers :;ince 1he chlorine eom­ condition yesterday. were admitted J uly 20. twoO part-time assistants. ing methods. Hans UmstaeUer, The jayeees will meet at 0:3 0 pOLlnd used for disinfecting is not The new appointees are Wil ­ an.rther German student who p.m. for lunch and a so(tball harmful although it has a dis- Tbe number or !'IlI li,.nts lil!lt .. " liam A. Knoke, assoe1ale In a8 aotlve at the hospitals was 3S came here la st February, will re- game at the lower level ,[ Cily agreea.')lc odor, BoswelJ ~ aid . I Copres of Paintings, martelln,; Ebner T, Lotshaw, He .added that the special two yesterday, the highest 01 lhe turn to Germany in September. park to be followed by the busi- year. economics lnalructor. and Walt­ Both J\luller and mstactler ness meeting, he said. or three-day cleanin;t rnethods ~ M P. Jahn, accountln. Instrucl- would be used weekly in the fu­ Mrs. Freda Rudisill, 39, Dubu­ Prrinfs Renle~ Fe were invited to stud y here all ------to Be ~. I condition they go back to Ger­ ture in addi tion to the daily sani­ que, died at 9:45 p.m. SaturdaY, Reprod uctions of 152 palnU I Others are John A. Smith, half­ many to teach for flvc years '8srkeley Squa re ~ lary mrasures such 3nd study Lor years Elmer Garr(ltt, 51, Co][ax, died week trip to Ca Iiforl1 ia. He was at Mercy hospital Saturday a ftcr­ Former Mr. Oldis dled at his home at simple and meanlnr ful, free before he can croate rational among an SUI I'lroup which vi­ ncon [rom injuries received when (R-N'i) j 6:45 p.m. Sunday after a three­ from InterpretatioDs which must sculpture. "The direct carving sited Wasllington and thc United month illness. method seems to me in danger the road eonstrurtion machine he y~sterd rely on the Imagination. Natkns assembly last ~ter. He was born at Lyons Aug. 19, of being undermined by imcom­ was oJ)('rating west of Iowa CHy Roosevelt Kreis has noO use lor sculpture UmsLaetter will continue his We h ve CO rn e to live here 1890; he married Emma Duhme petents, fakes and therrists," he overturned and crushed him. The Communist J an. 19, 1921. He served during thal creates only emotional res­ said. work for his doclora te degree for accident happened Saturday. statements World War I from Dec. 5, 1917, ponses without purpose. "I have Other modern artists disagree one ,more year at the University lie was employt'd by the Eben to July 19, 1919. wondered always the last years, with Kreis as to what rational of Heidelberg before taking up Van Dusseldorf cornpany, ColI~x.' teaching. He and his lamily moved 10 whether the prevailing trends sculpture Js. It is to be hoped contraclors Wf'rking on a road " We have co lite to live hel'e JohnsD Iowa Oity In 1935. Mr. Oldis was with all their theories and 'isms' that new theories and use of improvement project west of here a member of several Iowa City were of Cicty mem­ daughter, Doris, at home; thre simplicity of !ol'm suggests a easy. He's not the wnrrylnl! type. tion of Summit and College slreets, bers and guesls on two Missis­ sons, Edward, Chicago; Roberl, sculpture. David was sleeping on the hark police said. No injuries were re­ sippi river steambo~t excursion~ Emporia, Va., and Philip, at home, 'rhe fig ure glows with lIIe. seat of the car when his parents, ported. Saturday and Sunday, socicly of­ and a grandson. It doesn't suggest acllon, but Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slade, slopped A seoc·nd collision Sunday in­ ficials said yesterday. rather it reminds the viewer of lor 20 minutes at Holbrook, Ariz. volved cars driven by Richard R. The 140-milc round trips from Beginning today we take complete resources of the larg­ Five Civil Service the calm quiet that follows It While they were gon a thief stole Goody, 1515 Ridge street, and Clinton to Bellevu were mad!' over the Yetter Store. From est Department Store busi ness thunderstorm. The 8 e n s I t I v e the car - and David. Next morn­ Harold Fiata, 305 1-2 S. Dodge on the Rob RJcy Ill, com manded now on. it will be known as in Iowa are at lhe disposal ing lhe car was found abrmdoned streel, at ~he Dubuque and Wash­ by 0.0. Collis, linton, and the face a.nd stralghi lines, as In Younkers. of our Iowa City Store. Positions Available th e smooth- falliull' hair, express 50 miles from Holbrook. David ington streets intersection. No in­ Alma , commanded Iiy Alma and was still asleep 011 the back sea L j urlCS were reported. Application may now be made a peaceful q uality. The gesture Dwight ~amal1, also of Clinton. lor the positions ot llbrarian, con­ of the arms and posc of the ------struction inspector, conservation­ figure Convey a sense of dignity, manager ist, guard and guard-fireman with When one sees "Girl With­ lDatter ~ . the civil service commission, Les­ drawn," he is compelled to stop 'We shall make every attempt will be ter J . Parizek, local civil service to study the [jgure. Its spiritual defense, Most of the rnerchandise YOU to iit the perLonnel of Yetters establishing secretary, said yesterday. quality expresses something of the will see today is brand new into our organi~ation . We hope accounting Salaries for these p 0 s 1 t io n .­ eternal, like a bright star shining any constr:uction or remodeli ng the IUll'''U.V) range from $2,350 to $6,235 per steadily throGugh bending trees fall 1949 goods, offered for the will be done by Iowa City 3. year. Applicants will be given and wind-driven clouds. first time. Remnants, odd lots, written Bnd classifying examina­ It is not by accident that Kreis' damaged and soiled goods have firms. tions. sculptures all express a definite been moved to Des Moines for Further intormatlon and appli­ meaning. The viewer of 'IMother quick liquidatkn in our Base­ cation blanks may be obtained at and Son" or the "Dream of the ment Store. From now on in the civil service window In the Broken Crock" does not have to Iowa City postoffice. stretch his imagination t.o dis- Iowa City we shall try to give Come in and shop or browse "I always smoke you the mOLt complete assort­ around. In spite of space limi­ ments possible consideri ng pres­ tations we will do our best to Ch,,'erfield. because ent space limitations. supply you with the goods you they're Milder, ~ want at prices YOU wanl to pay. As time goes on physical im­ Milder ••• it's My cigarette." provements will be made to the lEI C A piant fixtures. We are making plans to con­ ~~ struct an addiUonal building STARRING IN just west 01 Yetters. We ex­ In the meantime-remember CAMERA OWNERS "THI FO.BIDDIN ST. liT" -"We have come to Live Here" " 20111 CENTUllV·'OX lI EL£AS( pect this to double our present capacity early in Spring 1950. -and "Mean To Do What Is At that time, It shalt ibe our Right." "SatJisfaction Always" ATTENTION~ aim to give you, in the de. is more than just an advertis­ partments we ca rry the most ing sLcgan. It's an expression If your camera does not co mplete assortments anywhere of the way we feel and the have a coated lens you wlll in the Iowa Oity area. The Wa y we mea.1'\. t.o do b uslne~s in Iowa City. be glad to know that the

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