~ice GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITYI Portly cloudy today and tomorrow. High today a bout 80. low tonight about 60. Warmer tomorrow OWtlJll with scattered showers. ~i r..tabUabed 1868 Vol. 78, No. 28S-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, Auguat 22. 1946-Five Cents ' - f) ~mJ iii » ~ stud. la two. I drivt
\ely 40 ~ iii the is Ga. Mn, to uslnf. ! office U· IversltJ ir,enc, nllll of * * * nents. , to tlie Itudl!nt u.s. 6iyes lito GOlernmen\ .~evel towns- at~ Uie lll-tilne 48 Hours 10 Release Airmen, rollilli . ~ of ailE State Department Threatens to Bring Case Ig the WASHINGTON (AP) - PricertrOlled. wlU 'drain" into produc- statements that the new meat Before Se~uri.ty Council of United Nations ~ WSUI · AdJnin istrator Paul Porter an- tion not under control." price ceilings will be "at or near" BELGRADE (AP)-The wreck- b Ra~, pounced yesterday that retail meat At the same time the CIO re- the levels of those which died lew the ' age of the American military tran WA HJNG'rO (AP}-In an angry ultimatum, the United price ceilings will be restored Sept. leased a statement from its presi States last nighl gave Yug() 'Iavia 48 houl'll to free imprisoned. ot the i 'and promised to "throw the dent, Philip Murray, contending June 30. He explained thal In- port plane which was shot down :\:h and 1Ioo)('\ at black marketeers. Plat 'recontrol o( meats means creases on some meats probably in names by Yugoslav fighters American airmen and to permit thi nati n's diplomatic repre I of St. "There is no substantial basis very little when livestock and will be necessary to meet parity north of Bled Monday lies approx-, sentatives to inveJ!tigate the disappearance of an army plane near ch. A (or reports that we are going poultry feed products are left price requirements, and cmpha- Imately two mile!; from the Aus Marshal Tito' summer born . Irecede back to widespread black mark- free. of controls." Murray announ sized: trian border, it was learned last A bitterly caustic note-the sbarpest issu d by this government.' tIS," he' told a news conference. ced the CIO will urge the new de ~inC6 Pearl Harbor - accused YUj:t'oslavia of a "plain violation" • "I have been careful to say that night. ocram. 'I hope packers will devote a sub- control board to "reinstitute ceil The wreckage was just Inside of international law and the United Nation ' charter and said II• It.urday ,lanUal part of their energy to ing~ on all items which it failed the new ceilings wUl be at or ncar Yugoslav territory. that the Yugoslav explanation was "wholly inadequate" and a.m., k o ' malte recontrol work-at least as to control." June 30 levels." n'hls dispatch did not speculate shocking to the people of the Uni,ted States. l5 p.lIi. • much energy as they devoted try- Porter announced that flour The ceilings wlU be restored on on whether the air attack which "If, within that time (48 hours) these demands are not com 30a~ I. -1nI to get rid of controls." price ceilings wlU be raised sev- k a staggered plan which will put forced the American plane down plied with, the United tatcs go\'ernment will call the security , • • • en cents per 100 pounds Friday them into cffect on livestock Aug. occurred over Austrian or Yugo- r II .llI4luk7 spok_n and .otb- to reflect a higher parity price 29, at the packing house Sept. I, slav territory. council of. the United Nalions to me promptly and to take the er foa of meat cOlltrols alrea- on wheat. , at wholesale levels Sept. 5, and • • • appropriMe action." the note said. q are predlctlq lIIe JNIIIIIible He set Sept. 9 as the date for In the retaU butcher shop Sept. 9. (Yllloslavia baa based its rea- It was handed to ergije Makiedo, Yugo lav's charge d'affairet retlU'll of black markets aDd restoring retail ceilings on salad Porter explained that the OPA son for the attack on the lIon in Washington by Und r eeretary of State Acheson shortly after ..,arelUei. and cooking oils. and Sept. 3 tor and the agriculture department tentlon that U. S. aircraft bave 4lJ.m. (C~1') - 11 few hours after a translltiantic telephone con !r, an; III A statement by the United reimposing celIings at all levels decided upon the staggered time repeatedly flown over Yuroslav versation between Acheson and Secretary of tate Byrnes in I. states Chamber of Commerce de- on soy beans, flaxseed and by-' e ma.~ , schedule in order to "clean out territory dellplle the protests of PSI·is. ~. elared that "the order unques- product feed grains. overceUlng meat" which dealers Premier Manhal TUo's covern- "The use of torce by Yugoslavia .sa ' ~H!·an r. tionably will reduce the meat s4P- Near June 30 Levels have on hand. ment. (In forcing down American trans in Lif \. pil" because grains, left uncon- Porter renewed his prevIous To Enfone Celllnr' • • • port planes near Trieste)" the note Pledging vigorous efforts to en- It aiso has been learned that British Military Force said, "under the circumstances .;, th, to force the ceilings, Porter said: representatives of the United was without the slightest justifi l",rt9... "We will have twice as many states graves rleglstrallon com Reported Encircling cation in international law, was • investigators on meat as we ever mission have been granted per clearly inconststent with relations :sistalll I had before. We will hit a level of mAssion to leave Belgrade and between friendly states, and was visited 2,500 investigators in September- search' the wreckage for the bodies Jewish City Tel Aviv a plain violation of the obligations ,l- c.rr" easily double the previous num- of three American air force per restlnll upon Yugoslavia under ber." sonnel beJleved to have been kiU- ~orical JERUSALEM, Thursday (AP) the charter of the United Natlona Bread ceilings, recently increas- ed when the transport crashed to UNITED STATES Ambassador to Yugoslavia Rl cha.~d C. PaUerson Strong British military forcei not to use force except in self ed by one cent a loa!, will be cut by earth and exploded. n Lif~ Jr. (rilh&) and Marshall TUo of Yugoslavia are pictured above a$ a were reported today to have sur defense. weeks; WASHINGTON (AP)-Housing finished, and to get more new the same amount as soon DS J c- • • • time when thelr relations were more pleasant-on a huntlnr triP rounded the all-Jewish city of Tel • • • , • > Expediter Wilson W. Wyatt last homes under way. strictlon on the milling ot flour Uolted States authorUJes 10 near Ruma. Relations between Patterson, representing the UnUed Aviv and surrounding towns on At no time did the Yuroslav niehl announced a "big push" on Final decision on t.he slash In have been lifted by t.he agriculture B Ilrade have reeeived notlllca States ' rovemment, and Tlto aTe now omewhat "trained due to Palestine's coastal plain. rovernment advfse the United ~ department, Porter said. lie had lion frOm the Yllcoltav lovern · the ,housing front, hinting at a non-residential building has not Yuroslav action In IIhootlng down one unarmed American plane and The reported movement of Sta.tes rovernment that If one of no information on when these re- Il'ent that two mell'ber of the d~p . new cut in non-residential been reached by Civllian Pro forclnr down another. then Internlnl the crew. Patterson will dlllCusa troops came a short time after a Its planes Ihould, beeauae of strlctlons may be removed. five-man CI!flW parachuted to bllllding to check the drain of duOlion Administrator John D. the matter with TUo today. The Yugoslav charge d'affaires In Wash Jewish underground radio station weather, be forced a mUe or two materials away (rom new homes. Small. hpusing officials reported, • • • lIafety, thull Indleatlnl that both Inrtob Yesterday wa handed an ultimatum. givIng his rovernment 48 declared that lhe British were Here are dates when price 6urvlvor now are In the custody outside the corridor or becallse Some of his aides disclosed that but they indicated Small had a hOUri to free the American airmen or the Unlt~ tate wiJl RJace about to start a new operation 01 1llecbanleal trollble lIhoalcl cellln15 will be restorecl on fats of YurOSlav authorIties. Wyatt proposes a 30 to 50 percent green in principle to a reduction. the cue before lIIe United NaLions security counefJ. aClfihst the Jews with a "regime. fhld Ueelt outsldp of lhat cor cuf4n the already re.duced volullle ,, "Tough action t n~ed and and OUI: • • • (International 80undphoto) ot the guillotine and death &en Tank oils. crude and refined, In Berlin Gen. Joseph T. Mc- ridor, the YurOlllav rovemment ot Office, store and '~ factory con such action is justified at the tences." The broadcast asserted: would shoot to death the occu struction. present time," WYatt declared. Aur.ust 23; conswner products, Narney, U. S. European theater "we are prepared to meet this re such a8 sal.ad oils and mayon- commander, announced that U. S. pant, of the plane. The aim of "a series of sweep The housing administrator was gime." • • • '. ing steps" now being prepared, not specific about the orders to naise, at manufacturlnc levels, air transport (lights between Vi en The residents of Tel Aviv were Aurullt 30; non-manufacturlq na and Udlne were cancelled until "Th deliberate firing without Wyatt said in a stateme~t , is to be Issued by the end of this month, United States Moves thrown into a state of excitement warning on the unarmed passen dlslributors of end products (urther notice. • speed completion before win~er of but said they would Include: by the accidental explosion at a ger planes o( a frlenly nation is September 4. U. S. Ambassador Richard C. ~ boller In a mill. thousands of homes and apa~ 1. SeUIn~ aside a "much creat St E in the judgment of the United Secretary of Agriculture Ander- .patterson personally wlll confer ments started this year but not er volume of materials for hous 0 Op xpanslon Earlier the Jewish. under States an offense against the law son told a news con1el'9ce that today at Bled with Marshal Tito . Inr than In the past." ground's war of nerves broke out of nations and the principles of prospective black marketeers "will on the shooting down of unarmed anew as the stern gang threaten Z. (Jompllanee action to Insure f . fl humanlty." find the OPA and other govern- American transport planes. ed widespread reprisals to Pales that snch materials actually are 0 R · I Frank Talk held by manufacturers and dealen ment agencies making a renewed Tito, alleging repeated violations . USS'O n n uence tine o((lcials, police and Bri Ush Jeven Dead· and stronger effort to combat by planes of Yugoslav territory, military personnel It 18 young Earlier It was disclosed that • for contractors bllUdlnc home•. black markets." accused "certain countries" of Byrnes had "talked frankly" 3. DoubUnr of the number of Jews sentenced to death were exe The American meat Institute striving for "an imperialistic cuted. Tuesday 'nlgbt with Yugoslav materials subject to priority con By JOHN M, IDGHTOWER Vice-Premier Edvard Kardell. rajsed the prospect 01 black mar- peace," and declared Yugoslavia AP Diplomatic RepOrter Lea nets Signed by t.he stern gang Inl Fu'el trol, which now contains only 25 kets as soon as the decontrol did not want a "peace at any appeared on Tel Aviv walls dur whom he had summoned to hla ' Jel , materials. board's decision was announced. price" such as "is wanted by those WASHINGTON (AP) - Ther ,ecretary of State Acheson de- oHlce. United States called yesterday for elared: . ing last night. Wyatt outlined the program be But Ralph Helsteln, president of who wish to achieve their imper "In case you should hang," the Kardelj told a news conference fore a meeting of the veterans the CIO United Packinghouse Wor- ialistic aims at the expense o( a halt in expansion of Russian "It is the firm opinion o( this leaflets said In addressing their that he believed the shoolln, P·lanl Biasi advisory council yesterday. kers, declared that such talk "s peoplcs who have sacrificed for power over other nations, empha- government that Turkey .flhould sentenced comrades, "yOU can be down of two United States trans Meanwhile, Franklin D. Roose strictly phoney." the common cause ail they pos- tically rejecting a Soviet demand continue to beprimarlly respon assured that none of your hang port planes in Yugoslavia had velt Jr., representing the American Cattle and hog receipts dropped sibly could." been unintentional. AZqs", CALIF)., (AP)-At seen here as a bid for dominatlon sible for the defense of tt\e straits. men will survive you." Weterans Committee urged that sharply at the livestock markets. Tito, in his speech to workers Meanwhile, the 18 youths, con Set Forth "Demands" least sEven persons wer~ killed a specia I sesSion of congress be of the DardeneUes. Should the S_lts become t.he ob- Than the AmeriCan government and more than a score Injured and prices for top grade cattle 'n at the Jesenlce sleel works near demned to death by a HaUa court called in November to act on Chkago leaped to a new record. Bled Tuesday, said he witnessed High officials said the action Is ject of attack or threat o( atta~k (ormally laid down its "demands": yesterday as a terrific explosion a move for a $howdown with Rus- by ~n aggressor, the resulting Slt last Friday (or firing on BrlUsh .. veterans housing legislation which Grain prices, at the same time, de- downing of one of the American soldiers during 'a night of sabo 1. "Tbat YOU immediately re ... of volatile fuels wrecked the Azusa he said has been "sabotaged" on elined. planes, but denied previous Amer- sla over expansion of its spheres uatlon ,,:,ould constl~ute a threat to tease the occupants of these planes plant of Aero-Jet Engineering of control in Europe and Asia . The internattonal secunty and would tale, awaited confirmation of their Capitol Hill. Anderson, who is given greater ican protestations that It had been fAte or commutatiop to life Im now In your custody and that you corporation. authority than Porter on agricul- lost in the clouds. real Issue, they said, is the inde- clearly be a . matter ~or action on lnsure their safe paSfage beyond The blast, originating In a mix pendence of Turkey and beyond the part of the securtty council of prisonment by the British com ture price ceiUngs under the new American accounts of the Aug. manding officer. the borders of yugoslavia." Ing plant, jarred the Los Angj!les NO LABOR DAY CLASSES act, announced that on Septem- 9 Incident had said the Yugoslav that the sovereignty of Iraq, Iran, the United Nations. 2. "Tbe rovemment 01 the UaI& lrea, and was (elt within a 30- All unlvenl,y cl&8lel will be bel' 1 he will Issue a Jjst ot farm fighters gave no signal to land Afghanistan and other nations on ed States also demands that Itl Dllli! radius. IUlIjJflJlded Labor day, Sept 2. commodities to be exempt from and fired upon the plane when it the borders of India and possibly representatives be permitted to jet The plant manufactures a8- President Vlrrll M. Hancher II,IL control because they are not already had landed. Tlto char China. communicate with any of the oc .lated· takeoff (JATO) units for Mexico, Austria, Two nOllnud yesterday_ scarce. He declined to indicate in acterized these statements as Relatlooll a~ Low Point cuoants of the two planes who are navy aircraft, powerful eXplosives advance what they may be. "slanders" against his army. Coming on top of the angry dis Share Our Space atlU alive." dw,ned to give htjlvy bombers pute with Soviet-supported Yugo Others State Italian The note dealt with the action and fast (ighters additional power , slavia over firing on American of Yugoslav fighters in fordn, on takeoffs by rocket-like thrusts. RED PARATROOPS DESCEND ON MOSCOW airplanes, undercover concern down an American army trans Because of the danger attached here over the mysterious rocket Shelter Our Students Claims at Conference port Aug. 9, in t.he course o( which \ to manufacture of its products, one passenger was injured, and Aero-Jet built Its plant around barrage against Sweden, and can- I Do you have any space that . PARIS (AP)-Austrian Forelln fIlcts with Communistic domin- could possibly be used to house the disappearance of a second Beveral structures instead of into ated Balkan slates, the action on ' single men or women students Minister Karl Gruber appealed to plane a tew days ago amld reporta one bul)ding. Fire, spreading the Dardanelles reduced relatl'ons the 21-nlltion peace conference that it was seen descending In quickly after the explOSion, caused or married couples this fall? to U his tl' names after cannon shots were considerable damage to the pro- between the western powers and If so, the mayor's emergency yesterday set e na on s pfHy. . RUSSia to the lowest point since housing committee urges that dispute. with Italy over the South heard. end war. Tyrol, and to give Austria a part "If within 48 hours (rom the Sheriff's officers said the seven the of the you list your room or apartment . th I t tl 81 d I I t As the diplomatic relations . fIDe n erna on.. a m n s ra- receipt of this note by the Yugo-' dead were civilian employees and with the emergency housmg 0 - tion of Trieste. ' , slav lovemment, these demands that there mjght be other victims reached this stage, a navy spokes- fice in the lobby of the Iowa- Gruber was one of six spokes- are complied with the United' In the wreckage. The fire was man disclosed that two cruisers lUinois Gas and Electric com- men for non member nations in- States government will determine quelled within an hour, equipment and three destroyel"S will accom- pany building, phone 6260. vlted to the plenary session, sev- Its course in the light of the evi from nei&hbo.ring cities beinl pany the powerful new aircraft Th~ office Is open from 9 eral o( whom loosed a ba~rage of dence then secured and the ff- . Pressed into immediate service. carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt on I a. m. to 5 p. m .. Monday thro- claims against Italy's territory and (orts of the Yugoslav government. Its "training cruise" into the Med- ugh Friday, and from.9 a. m. assets-the largest plums before to right the wrong done," the note Four Persons Killed Iterranean. The carrier sailed to 1 p. m. on Saturdays. the conferellce. Albania, ' Mexico, sajd. ,.1 from Lisbon yesterday. and ElIYpt ill asked reparations Seek UN Actloo In Butane Explosion The ·rejection o( the Soviet de- trom the Italians. . D A radiO show of special In- "U, however, within that time 'l'RIBBEY, Okla. (AP) - Four mand on the ardaneUes was con- terest to Iowa Citians win be In addition, ElIYpt demanded these demands are not complied Persons were killed last nllpt In tained In a note sent to the Rus- presented over W.,UI.. Saturlay frontier rectifications in North Al- wit.h, the United States .overn a 'butane explosion which occur sian government through Its em- at 9:30 a.m. Don't miss It. rica and appealed for reeognltlon ment will call upon the security red, e .herUf. deputy said. when b a:ssy h ere a n d mad e publi c b y of Ubya as an Independent nation council of the United Nations to • lighted cigarette lighter i~ted the state department. with Its administration In trans!- meet promptly and to take ap::. ... accumulated in a 'Trlbbey Cooter In.Ankara The largJ!st enrollment In the t}on under a mfl!)lber o! the Arati' proprlate action." borne. In Ankara. British and Amerl- history of the University of league. Only Cu'Da bad no clalms An authoritative source said the. Mrs. Troy West, 35, and her one can diplomats were repo~ed con- Iowa is anticipated for this against the Italians. Unlted States delegation would aaIt I119nth-old"son, Carey Lynn, were ferring with top Turkish officials fall, IF HOUSING IS AVAIL- Discussions of all these appea41 Dr. Oscar Lange of Poland, the lltI1ed Instantly, while Troy West, to make elear the full backing of ABLE. SUI facilltles are filled was postponed until. today, when new councll chairman, to call .. • ., and Janice Rice, If. a l)Ii(h the United States and Britain to to overflowing capacity; now Iran, whose dele.aUon did not session on the Yugoslav question bot, died In a hospital a few hours Turkey in resisting any Russian It's up to the ctimmunlty. Help arrive in time yesterday. was sche- some time after Friday unless the after tbe blast. p.ncroachment on that country's these young men and women duled to present her views. terms are met by the deadllne. 1. Deputy Sheriff Bob Hart said domain. acquire the knowledge they' Albania and Cuba both deman- Such a course would mark the lilt exPloalon occurred when ~en Britain hIlS taken the same po- need today to make a peaceful ded full membership in the con- first time this country had raised Detb Tate, 19, who wa. help.n, sition on the :straits as the Amerl- beUer world for all of us to- (erenee. In addition, Albania de an Issue on behalf of ItseU be Mr. and Mrs. William Parker move can government. morrow. You can do It by mak- . manded that the ltallan treaty lore the security council. iilto the other side o( the W-.t'll In what appeared to be a direct ing all possible housln. space ! draft be amended to permit her The deadline for 14e YUloalav duplelc, Ul • cl.arette Ul,hter, 1, warnlpg to Russia against any in Iowa City avallable to them. Ito siln that treaty. action, ltate department attach.. IliUll, ,BI which had accumula\~ rAKING PDT in Soviet .~tloa celebration Sanclay, a bUle force 01 parawoopen cJescenda on Mos- kind of aggressive action, the Phone 6260 today! British Foreiln Secretary Ernest old, will be 48 hours alter re IlQt~ uIld~r- ______"bll~ I atove WIS bein,. installed. 00'jl' bp. ·vlt... of • tIltonr of .,eolaton (Iorerrouad), (AI" WIIlV.ROTO br ndJ~ lrom .DIIlOW) 6merl .. an siJlled bl Bevin presided at tbe JeaSlon. ceipt ot the note In Bellrade, •• .. PAGE TWO tHE bAlt.Y IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA (i) The Da/~ lowaf'] Cooperative Consumer Writer, Claims- Focal Points Eric Johnston Hedging' ______-"By YO K ~£ _____~ __ mEn M. PO\vNALL, Publish". Loren L. fIIckenan. A ..In.", to the ONE JOE ZIMMERMAN, a for- a plan for a new type oC educatl Publish •• -When He Talks of 'New Capitalism' Gene Goodwin. Edltn. mer UniverSity of Iowa dramatic anal theatre. It falls into sE'ven William A. MUier. Monaglns Edltnr arts student, and more recently a points that we ,Can repeat quickly: (Cooperative Co~r) the old and the .new cap1ta)j~c Wall¥ Stringham. Busmeu "'.".".. *** *** 1. be part of Herb Olson. S;lrculBllon MaIl11l'" producer himself, has written an The school sbould society. The old is loaded down article in a recent issue of Theatre a big university, where recoJllIud TEt;EPHONES ~ ~~br.l~~ B, DR. R. G. LULL _. OUI 4191 Ollon. Kenneth IImlUl. Jean N_IaDd. with petrified prejudices-against Arts which may redden some tocal degrees are given out. B UNn." ce ...... Bob Fawcett, Bett)' Lou llebmldt. While he was president of the EdltorlalOWo...... 419l1 ____..:..._..:... ______organized labor, against govern ears. 2. The course of Iralnlnl' shouW Soclotl' Otllce ...... 418;1 U. S. chamber of commerce, Eric The title is "Wanted: A New cover three full years of intensive Entered u _ cw. maD ....tter Johnston was an object of Interest ment acf~vity, against community Subscription rales- By mall. S5 per .t the poatofflce .t lAw. City. low•• planning. The new Ilnd progres Educational Theatre," and Zim- training based upon either two 01 , ...; by carrier, 15 cenla weekl1. ~.,.., under the aet '" e Crosby-Hope Protege Takes 'Road to L.A'.' After Golf Setback COLUMBUS, O. (AP)-Bing The troublesome quarterback Short-Enders Topple 608by and Bob Hope took a set- ) situation on Iowa's 1946 roolball Favorites In Series back yesterday at the National squad was eased somewhat yes Caddie tournament as their hand-/ terday when Bill Pet £ r~on, a vet Of 1st Round Upsets some protege, Roger Dunn of Los eran signal caller who played Angeles, bowed out to Gene All with the Jackson'illc navy eleven PORTLAND, ORG., (AP) mon of Kansas City, 3 and 2. I during the wur, reported to head Champion Byron Nelson, whose Dunn dropped out of the pic coach Dr. Eddie And _rson. Peter aching back has been widely pub ture along with another "glamor son was the numbel' one Hawkeye licized, started off in defense of boy"~barerooted Billy Nichols quarterback during last spring's his Professional Golfers Associat with the cross-handed grip. Norm ' practice session. ion championship yesterday like a Meanwhile, the line candidates, supercharged athlete. already bulging in size, rEceived He won his lirst two matches four brawny additions as the hands down, battling old man par Goeckel• of Detroit took care of Hawks went through their third and his physical rivals into sub- Nichols, a Jackson, 0 ., boy, 4 and ' day of drills. mission with a ten-under par dis- 3. And the ,('ontingent today will ploy. But the No. I upset over the be augmented by Bruno Niedziela Nelson walloped Frank Rodia, 6900-yard Ohio State uOlverslty and Jerry Kubal, tackles or the La Mesa, Calif., 8 and 7 in the course was the defeat of co-meda 1942 squad who have been in Initial round. He came back in list Bob Homrich of Cleveland. marine service. Both will weigh the afternoon to show Larry Lam- Ralph Holguin, lankly 16-year better than 220 pounds. beraer how the game should be old s~inger from San Antonio, Bringi ng the roster to 76, the played on his own course, the Tex., tIed the Clevelander on the line additions 3re George Broads latter being the pro of the host reuglation 18 holes and won on ton, 220 and 6·4, an end with ex Portland golf club Ithe 19th 1-up. perience at Cl'eighton and Bowling Nelson sent La~berger to a 3 Bob Peters of Kansas City, tired i Green, who.e home is Miles City, TOPEKA BOUND are these members of the VFW 2581 Eoftball team who will compete In the National and 2 deteat. ' a two-ov~~-par 74, yester.day to I Mont. ; Guy Knebel of Riverside, VFW softball tournament. They left Iowa City yes terday morning bY bus en route to the Kansas lour· Herman Barron of White Plains tSe 'DetrOIt s John TomaSinO for 1220 and 5-10, a 28-year·old tackle nament. N. J., also breezed through hi; the tournament's best score so far. and the oldest man on the squad; first two matches, piling, up a 6 The third round of the tourna Ruben Snider of Iowa City, 210 * * * and 5 margin over Ed Vines, San ment starts this. afternoon. and 5-9, guard and a brothel' of Francisco, and following with a 3 "Ham" Snider, regular guard of Rams; All-Stars Test and 2 win over Fay Coleman, Los ROGER DUNN, Los Angeles, (left) sponsored by Bing Crosby and the 1939 Iowa team; and Morris VFWs Enter I Angeles. Bob Hope, appears amused as Stanley I\fouser, Burning Trees golf Macer, 195 and 6-1 end Crom Soldier Field For A second round upset occurred club, Washington. D. C., sponsored by Postmaster General Robert Mason City, aJl-state in 1942. Senators Beal Hannegan, vocally replays a shot he made coming Into the ninth green wn£n George Schmeiter, Ogden, Mr. Iowa Football, according to Utah, passed the ninth hole 5 liP of the morning round of the National Caddy tourney yesterday. the l'fest averages, is a mun of Tomorrow's Classic National Meet on British Open Champion Sam (AP WIREPHOTO) 194 pounds, 21''<' years old, and Snead, Hot Springs, Va . Schmeiter (le,Yeland, .4·3 just over 6 fe et tall. The wartime CHICAGO (AP)-The College VFW post 2581's soUball team, shot a three-under par 32 while averages were about 182 pounds All-Stars, rigged in slar-spangled There's no ceiling on basket tied for the lead in the City soft Snead blew to a 39. and 19 years old. On the squad tOgs, and the travel-weary Los THE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD ball players. ball league, left yesterday morn Schneiter continued his pace on WASHINGTON (AP) - Early now are 31 men of 200 pounds or Angeles Ram ~ yEsterday got lhe Iowa cage fans who were ing for Topeka, Kan., to partici· the second nine and fired lour Wynn survived a ninth inning rally over and 17 who weigh betw n feel of huge Soldier field where NATIONAl. I.EAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE startled last winter by the six pate in the National VFW soft straight pal's to put Snead out of by Cleveland here last night as 190 and 200. they will tangle before an expect w L Pel. GD W L Pel. GD foot nine inch heignth oC Hawk ball tournament. the running, 6 and 5. Washington edged-out the Indians Brooklyn ...... 71 44 .617 Boston ...... 84 3V .700 Punters and passcrs had long ed 95,000 early birds of the 1946 The Vets will have their hands 51. Louis ...... 6g ~~ .605 II'.t New York ...... 69 49 .585 l4 eye center Noble Jorgensen Lanky E. J . "Dutch" Ha.rrlson 1-3, before a crowd of 24,123. workouts Wednesday, with Dick Lootball season tomorrow night. Chlca,o ...... 61 53 .535 91io DetroIt ...... 64 51 ~7 n Y.o have a real treat in store for full when they return (rom the or Little Rock, Ark., one of the Trailing, .-2, entering the ninth, OosLon ... , ..... 56 55 ,505 13 Wn shln~ton ...... 59 60 .496 241.) Hoerner getting off the best punts. The Rams, champions of the tourney as they enter the playo{( Cincinnati ...... 52 83 .452 10 Cleveland .... , .... 56 63 .4'1 27'~ th!em in the comin~ sellson, top fllghters, took the measure of the Indi11ns pus~ed across a run Of the half dozen 01' so passers, National Football league and It New York ...... 50 64 .439 20", ChIcago ...... 53 G6 .445 30' ~ 'cause "Pops" Harrison has an for the City league litle. a tough second round oppohent, 'f~ one out on singles by Lou Philadelphia ...... 48 64 .429 21 \'.0 St. Loul...... 50 66 .431 32 Lou Kling showed considerable slight favorite to produce the Members of the team moklng Pittsburgh ...... 45 64 .413 2.1 PhHadeJphla ...... 37 81 .3 14 46 nounced that Delain Kurhtz will Toney Penna of Cincinnati, I up. Boudreau and Jimmy Wasdell, accuracy. eighth professional win in the Wednuday', ReluHs Wedne.d.,.·. Re.ulls be around. the trip to Topeka include Curly Harrison had gone through the plus an error by third baseman Boston 4. Sl. Louis 3 Washington 4. Cleveland 3 No serious injuries yet have oc 13-year-old series, sped directly Brack, Tony Brack, Larry Cole, Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 12. 51. Louis 9 Young Kurhtz played high first round with an easy 6 and 4 Cecil Travis, but with the tying curred. There have been some to the Cield for practice romp Phlladelphl. I. Chicago 0 New York 10·~. Chl LOft iii) fOUND TYPING - MIMEOGRAPHING DRUG SUPPLIES WANTED -to BUn , FUBIIlTUBE MOVlNQ fACKSON 00.: .. LOsT: Yel!aw sf_less sweater URGEN1-Apt. for Angels in dis -ELiCTiic _ ill vloUrity at Hillerftt. Re NOTARY PUBLIC Julse. Vet and wife will leaS!!! trIcal wb1na. IPPlJaneee au4 BROS. TRANSPER ndto ...pa1riDt. a. DulnJtQe w~ . Dial Univ. Ext 8737. TYPING Baby Needs Us for two years. Phll Adamek, MAHfR 1. Dial 5465. MlMJA)GRAPmNG • Reardon Hotel. •• MIeIeId I'IIrIIIhIre ...... Our lIbe or bab, np»llea Is fOIl Iiii MARY V, BUij,NS .. . AlIt Abou& Oar DElJVERY SBRva ..,..---- 601 Iowa State aw.. ~plete. Veteran tooent and wife, expect- WARDROBE SERVICE rnR SALE: Bookcas~ , desk, Tocll Dial 28ie "b,'. ~Jtio. ... YOUI'll ing lirst child in October des Daily Iowan ~ chair, ball tree, lamp, study perately 'in need or suitable place "'U aa.. be baa"''' wHb care. DIAl - 9696 - DIAl table, ",lrror. screen", mattress. ROOMS FOR RENT to care ror baby. Call 9635 be Dial 3501. ' (ore 5 P.M. 6823 evenings. Ask Business Office Foa RENT: Two inale r0011111 un- for MI'1. Hughes. TWO pmls of Berlou sprayed on til Sept. 15. Call 6787 after 2 Gibbs Drug Co. Is In the Man student wants room on or be. YQUI' 9 x 12 rur protects it from P .M. fore Sept. 15. Write Box B-45, Ealt Hall Bldg. moth demale for 6-years or Ber- ----IN--a-Y.,-."'"------Daily IQwsn. FOR SHOES OF MERIT : lou pays the dama,.. Avera,e cost UCfIOII Basement ~------only 50c per year. Boerner's Phar- DANClNO J..!:S!IOMS: ~ Wi1tiU! TO GO Girl student wants room in pri- macy. DIaI'1241. I(JmI roude Wurta. vate home on or berore Sept. Dial 4191 16. Write Box A-I0, Daily Iowan. AND STYLE THE I MILl: IN)1f J'OR SALE: fJO\.IIehoJd Goods- WANT A GOV'T JOB? ComR'lence - BecirOQDl fW'niture, library $145 to $250 a month. MEN .. % Heme 00 Ce. B.... Dental student and wHe, regis- I • WOMEN. Prepare for Iowa ex tered nurse, desire apt. on or VI,1t Strub', M.uanl... ,,,i tab)jl, wiijl bookC8M .irl's wr itin~ •• lewa AYe. ta91e and. chair, armchair, carpet., aminations. Oivil Service Book before Sept. 15th. Occupancy 3 l!' years. Write Box Z-26, Dally 2nd Floor G-E stove, washina mac/1ine lind list positions FREE. Write today. Come sit ye down In fair re Iowan. tubs, lawnd", stove, fi feplace set, 734- AI, Dally Iowan. pose. with food and drink, lood Ill! ,It: small ~bJ"' , radio. Victrola. pic WANTED - LAUNDRY friendsh ip grOWl. Army oUicer will pay $50 re- tures, waH mirror. and Qther ward, 9 monlhs rent in ad H.ems. Call Mrs. G . F. Kay, 572 1. WORK WANTED: Washln, want While care ror your car proc vance, furnish ref4! rences and HELP WAHTBD ed. Dial 6955. ",sea with "Pe~sus" (nym, work 2 weeks In Sept. fOr rental CLASSIFIBD Furnishinp for Sljle: Roomy at- horsepower) and the breath of hou.se or apartment. Call Ext. Soldiera dre lralDed before the, mot flQht RATf!CAJU) TEACHERS WAN'l'ED AT WEST tractive desk, metal double deck WHO oom IT o'P4l1 fQr your tires. Dial 3365 538. U _BERTY. 1. Speech. Encllsh, beds complete •• x 12 rUI, double tor A.A.A. MotoI' Club Services. Thompson', will handl. your move Jutll riCJhL FOR CLOGGED drains or sew- HOUSES FOR SALE CASH RATB Journalism, i! possible; 2. Arith bed spriop, o~r furnishings, 120 ers call electric Roto-Rooter , Dial 2181 metic, Science, Gqraphy, 5th N. Dubuque. Dial 3753. service. No muss and no diainr. FOR SALE: Sept. Possession. lor2d~ and 6th grades. Apply at once to MftOUBCEMEJIlI IDe per Une per dl7 Work guaranteed. Free estimate. Beautiful 3 bedroom home. ! NatiOnal Supt. 'K. C. Smith. Th I coueeutive ~ FOR SALE: Walnut table, stair Dsas tobr. Dian 7166. Manville Heights. Automatic gas ompson 'It per Une per ck.7 Cllrpet, slip covers, porch glider, Dance to recorded music heat., la rge lot, Wh iting-Kerr Girl for light housework. Part • consecutive ~ piUows, wire ( uard fence, card or (ull time. Automatic Bendix WOODBURN SOUND Really Co_.______Ie per lID.... daJ tllbles, study table, baby scale, WE~se~!~~o;·og.t"wa~ waSher and ironing machine: De recGnl .cabinet. Amana arm chair, terpl'oo!lng. Choice of colora, O. SERVICE Nice livnbl cabin 8 x 16. Equip. Transfer & Storage Co. I I month- sirable working conditions. In lIt Cc per .. per daJ lady's white uniform-size 12. K . Appliance, 111 South Clinton. ped ror housekeeping, insul ated, DIAL 2161 Quire-Mrs. Jackson - Jackson Call 5729. 8 E. Colle,e wired. Easily moved. $400 . Ed 109 Soulll Gilbert S...... '" -F~ II wOldt 10 line Electric. 108 S. Dubuque. l'i Ulnlwlm Ad-Z lID.- WANTED: J unk, old furniture, :._:-::::::::::D~:1al-:-:_8:7_3~1:-=-=-=-=-~::-~~~H~il~I.~R~i~v e~r::s i~d=e.~Io~w~n~. ____~!!!!!!I!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--~ FOR SALE: Philco table radio dishes. rags, paper, and mat. tresses. Dial 77 15. Bontrager. a/ldphol}ograph attachment. A.~ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY sorted j llu and classic record al POPIYI IIOc eel. iIlcla bums, Call 28 ... WE REPAIR Or ta.oo per moa.. WANTED - All Makes- Home and Aulo FOR SALE: HOUSEI{OLD GOQDS - RADIOS- !)iJ JJ fearn, All W" Ada Cull ill A.clv~ EXPERIENCED for sale, 810 Iowa Avenue. 8UTl'ON REPAIR SDVlCE Cll), s~1\ IQable at Da1l7 loWID Bwd.· 33 1 E. Market-Dial 2231 lay morn .. ott1ce clail7 until • Po IlL BOOKKEEPER and RADIOS and phopoeraph, f01 :0 partie!. c ; sale. Woodburn Sound Service fF W soft. ~UOlll mutt be ean.d III S~LES CLERK Dial 11'131, 8 E. Colle.e. before II p. m. WE REPAJa I' FOR SALE: Attractive blue ma to leir hands hrPoDtlble 1( ~ 011. Jncornct Auto Bad'_ Bome ...... Lady Preferred ternity jumper lOT wlnler. Size Irom the bIHrt10D 0Dl1. aeeor4 PIa, era Aerlalt he playoff 12-14. Price $8. Call 5580. WOODBUaN SOUND Apply In Person SERVICE (I n milking • Easl Couer t: ~ de Curly DIAL 4191 For Your Fall Garden Dlall'l31 '1' lrry Cole, for ever, U1Ina hi ..... DeMoss, KOla & BeuI, Tanl.... Rutab.. a . yes, Clul C~ Bee.. , EmUve, WlDter 'y Kerlin, ,======JlacUaIl ete. Iowa City Plumblnr and Fall aeecUIII' I, • roocl tilDe ,Joe Me. Del Ennis' Homer McCollister Healln. r}y Stahle (or a Jl~e laWil. We carl')' Bille I· WhIte Clover, Perrmlal Norge AppUanc. Sinks Cubs, 1-0 0,,-, ~l md Amos I llYe Grau. .e4 TaP. CbewlDC' Plumbin, Heatln, Itt tic direc- l CIUCAGO (AP)-Del Ennis, flaeue. 1.. S. Linn Phone 6870 • T lm. rookie Qu trield star, used his home BaBNNEMAN'S SEED STOllE r, 10 stales run bat here yesterday to produce ~1'l E. Collece. Dial 8501 terans of I [-0 vlctory for the Philadelphia WANTED Typewrltera are Valuable It today. Phillies over the Chicago Cubs. \ 1 meet for EnniA stnlls hed his No. 11 round keep them will last tripper with two out in the top Men and women to CLEAN and In REPAJR hail of the ninth for the only run FIRETENDER ot the game. Frohweln Supply Co. Ihe open w 0 r k in po u I try AUTOMA'ftO , 7 ude Lin Ennis' hi t enabled Dick Mauney • S. ClInton Phone M'14 d ltte, Neb. to tain his third win after a three plant. STOKER J(I ~ ity , Ia. inning one-hit relief stint. Hugh SHOE REPAIR ,.I 'riday in· Mulcahy started and went si x in lJuIe4late Dellve.., ,II ; Dallall, /li ng •. 1'1' Po.; Dav Between them. Mulcahy and Apply I:) Jhio, and Mauney limited the Cubs to lour Larew Co. rl r scattered singl,. ;.. Russ Bauers, fonner Pittsburgh pitcher and re PRIEBE AND SON PlaablDa' A R_tllI&' rll centlY signed by the Cubs as a Aenq from elb ball , tree Igent, was the l os~T. In mak 7 East Benton Street ~ In, his first start for the Chicago ans, Ba u ~rs allowed seven hits. 1 I P)-Ten- I has his .. r in goll. Romp Pa.t thing I'd I. llf," sald New'York, 7-2 ROGERS RITE.WAY ,(t Washing Shoe Repairing II! I. "I got CINClNNA11 (AP)- Johnny II lat it just Helki pitched and batted Cincin Plumbers portable pipe bench viae: Last seen Saturday Your worD IIha. ....ae like when! I nati to /I 7-2 victory Qver the New new b;, ur workmaDlhlP. Or .J! !D nis and ' 'Vork Giants yesterday to .streng comer 'Dubuque and lo~a Avenue. tbopeC1e Service ...... I,' ~ to re then the Reds hold on nftb place laU;,. being a in UW National league. 11. E. CoU..- ~ 2f-yelg' old rookie right· REW ARO TO FINDER ' I' • hand.r ' limited the Gianls to six ',. 3' hits ""pile collecting three of 13 DIAL 5870 FLYING INSTRUCTION ' l'S safel/!l yielded by a trio of New York hurlers. ,. I Gr~dy Hatton . belted his 14th I home run of the season with one Fi,ve Brotherl Meet texas Blind School LEARN TO' -I on in the' seventh inning. NEJI YQr!< tallied once in the At Arlington Futurity Captures Track Title second . lind again in, the eighth CHICAGO (AP)-The Arung· i When plnch-oHter Ernie Lombardi ANSTIN1 Tex. (AP)-For the F~Y ton Futurity at Arlington park record: the Texas School ~or the hit fbr the circuit. Now you call learn to at the brO\llht together Idaho's Ii ve Blind is national track champion 111 Parke brothers -ior tbe first time tor the eiChlb time in 10 years. Shaw Aireraft Co. Pu1tI11 • in 20 years. They are Monty, ambiUOIl It The, held the annual meet at Iife'tlme's NOW. do l' . Slams Paleltjne' Poli.cy Ivan, Charley. Burley and Vasco. the school recently. The boys today, call 7831. Gr0uu4 aII4 w~H1NGTON (A.P)-Bartley Monty saddled J . A. Kfnar'd J turned in some good records. fl1tbt cl..- are ItarUDC aD C. crum, former member of the Jr's. John's Pride; Iv!!n, assisted These were forwarded to the Na AngJl)..Arnerican Palestine com by Charlie, saddled Mrs; F. W. tional Association of Schools for the time. Dual lultructloll Is missllln, yesterday accused "mid Hoope~'s Education. and Burley the BUnd. Other schools ot t7li s liVeD 10 ItudeDt. b1 aperi. dle 14vel' ~ slate department offici· placed the saddle QJl .fohn J'v1arsch's ki",~ over the cpuntry did the ~ pilot&. als ~d the British of secretly Preoccupy for the big-race. Vosc:o same. Texas hlld 58 points, Mich- Ibwafting efforts to set up a Jew assistant clerk of scales, weilh;/ 111m 53 and New Mexico was third ADd rem~, wIIeIl10U let LOOK.· .. ALL Y'GOTTA 00 IS ish n¥Uonal home in Palestine, the riders for Ule big race. with 211. your Ucense, 10U can .s.w8JS PE.RTE.N ' YE.R A"TOITL£ WITH He said obstructive tactics had rent a trainJnC plane from ~. fOUR P,IJ)DLES,OtE ~ EIOt been,mploYed in the state depart- Shaw Alrer.aft CO. CbIlvelli COIUIER!'" NOlI STARr "EM lIIenflor 28 years and that the Bri- NELSON-. Minisli to Penn entlJ located at the Iowa Cit, ALL SPLASHIN;AN' I'LL • lish Itave an "uD$poken alliance" t' ed F P 4) ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-An- MuD1clpal Airport. I-IOLD VUlt UP AN'MCJoIE 1Iilb Arab leaders, based on a (Con mu rom ale thony (Skip) Minissi, latest of YUH AROUND IN A Sl...O#J COICLE! '" I),4o.T'S IT;" of "war ~~ Inst a maj6r pow- known AI Nelson, Ponte Verda, Navy football stars to seek other fear YUH GOT~ IDEAR! , tr~tablY aussia.:· Ha., 2 and 11; veteran Jimmy scenes. appeared at the Naval aca- Shaw Aircraft Co. C tolq a lUllcheon lathed"" Hines, Chicago. beaten by J,..eW demt y'es~~ay to announce that DIal., ..1 II ed by several prominent Worsham, Washington, D. C., 3 h~ was leavilli Immediately for Iowa CIty Municipal A!rpart IOv m~ officials, inc1udin,g and' l and Herman Keiser, Akro~, Philadelphia to attempt to return Sec ry of the '1'.reasul? Snyder, 0., eliminated by ' Fay ~olem.aft. to the Univers!ty oJ Pennsylvania. lllat /je ' ha~ learned of the ' ! tRte Los Anieles, 1 up .on the ~tl). ;:======tt:::!:~===::::; ~epaf'ml!nt , aUltuck after exalllin. Vic GheZZi, 1941 P .G.A. cham- nc •teeret files" while a mertlbe~ Ipion from · Knoxville, Tenn., had o( thi! commission. ( • close call before e1QQi ~t a 1 . C. .Q. D. CLEANERS up ylctory ov.., IBIMI G~ .el . netroit, Mich. They were even at 106 South Capitol n Funeral Servlas' the turn. Ghezzi's par-5 on the CleanlnCJ Pre •• lnCJ ~ ARBOR, Mich (AP)- Fun- 5GO-yard 15th put him one up, but and BlocklDCJ Hat. - eral "rvices for Field!n, H. Yost, Gantz got 'a birdie ~uce on tb~ . Our Specialty ftbo • coached the Universlf1 of 17th tQ SQII.re it. ~ "Vie . ~ PIckup and delivery service ~iin'8 famed point-a.!.mUllue it out OR the Itch with '~~ ' 4 .'1 'oot . Ieams at the tw'n 9f ·tI}e t4n Jlllm. Hersber-. ~." h~ ~n ,will be comIUete4 ' heIW lUlet.pectediy toup oppoal_ ill DIAL Iod.*'at ~ p. m. by the Rev. Rob- Charles Weisner of Musko,ee. oM33 48 HOUR SERVICE 4433 'ert it.Yo.ngeward, assistant pas- Okla., the little slUDer finally . - -We pay lc each for hanqers-- at the First Methodist church. winnin" 2 and 1. :.....------'------....: ... PAGE SIX ... THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA ' , ... O,!A Explains Rules on- • Iowa Merchan.Is Mayor Teeters EI~. cf~d P~esident ,Renting to Students City Of Iowa Municipalities ~eC1gl:le -For Local Landlords Decide 10 Slay q[:?en . There have been' no cases In sons who are timid about offer Iowa City of students having to ing rooms in their homes in con 'Til 9 p. Tl'J. Salur:aOfs be evicted from apartments or nection with the current drive in Two Die in Plane Crash rooms through OP A processes, Iowa City to locate more housing Waldo Geiger, head of the local for students. . Stores in Iowa City will remain mitted it "didn't really mat, '. Frank Pierce open Saturday instead of Friday difference" to them because rent control office, said yester "tbeJt If a person rents rooms to nol nights, until 9 p.m., beginning Au came to town three or lour timet day. more than t,.o students, Geiger In other words. Geiger said, gust 31. a week anyway." continued, 01' A eviction provis A group of local retail store Several retailers who rely main. Loses Fight relationshipS between students ions do not apply and the landlord representatives voted 29 to 11 to lyon farmers for business COIIten~ and their landlords have been need not worry about having to saUdactory to the point that switch the long day of the week ded the experimental IIUJIIIIIer provide a reason to the rent con from Friday to Saturday at a hou rs, wh ich featured a tate FrI. OPA officials In Iowa City have trol office 10 evict them, should never been asked to make a de Chamber of Commerce sponsored day night closing, had resulted hi For Secretary the occasion arise. meeting in the Jefferson hotel last loss of farm trade. They said flflll cision corerolng the eviction of Also, Geiger sajd, a person may a studen . night. business had dropped off· aotlct. rent a room in hjs home to one Beginning Monday, stores in Io ably cinee the beginning of Iht CEDAR RAPIDS ,AP)-l'IJayor This is significant news to per- Wilber J . Teeters of Iowa City student family and be "outside" wa City, except groceries, will be wmmel' store hours. wss elected president of the OPA eviction regulations. open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 pm. daily, Othcr store owners suppo~ League of Iowa Municipalities at In both cases mentioned, if a except Saturday. Hours on Satur late hours on Friday nigbt. Tbey the annual election held at the Army lists Medical I.a~dlord decides he wants the day will be 9 a.m to 9 p,m. I cported a marked increase· hi league's convention here yester rooms, he need only ask the stud Groceries will l'emain open unEI business during the summer be. day. en ts he is hOLlsing to move. The 6 p.m. Monda" through F riday, cause "the buying peak of the wetl: maximum time allowed the ten with the sane 9 p.m. clOsing time was spread over two days illl1etcl Fred Miller of Ankeny defeated Corps Recall Quota ant to vacate under local law is on Saturday. of one." Harold K. Wilson, mayor of Recall quotas for 1000 army only 30 days. The latc closing night this week Employes Considered Grundy Centcr, for the vice presi nurse corps officers and 100 medi An apartment rented to a stu will be tomorrow night. The hours preferred by empl~ dency. Former hours were mentioned as being an im. cal administrative eprps officers dent tamJJy !ioes not come lln F'rank Pierce, Marshalltown, der the OPA regulations with . The decision made last night portant consideration. Several bus. failed in his efforts to regain his were announced yesterday by the rerard to eviction. An apart reverses a former announcement inessmen said salespeople in their position as Secretary to the league. war department. went Is considered any place that local store hours which exis stores emphatically favored no Pierce, who had refused to ack The former officers are being where persons can both prepare tel during the past summer would maining at work Friday nJcbt" nowledgc his defeat las t October asked to volunteer for service to meals and sleep. be maintained the rest of the year. They intimated store clerks wouI4 Stores have been open from 9 not like to ,return to the late Sal. by Max Conrad, Burlington, lost Geiger stressed tha t, as usual, to Conrad yesterday afternoon, 81 give the best care possible to 90,- a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday for ·the urday hours. 000 patients remaining in army rentals or rooms or apartments to 73. The Marshalltown man, must be within OPA ceilings. He last eight weeks, and 'from 9 a.m. "The likes and dislikes of Iht salespeople are important," oDt who still retains the league's rec hospitals throughout the world. said a landlord must merely list to 5 p.m. on other weekdays The vote was taken by a "show merchant said, "because It's dllfi. ords and funds, tied up pending Alreadr about l,500'lormer nur the fact that the room is rented in outcome of Htigo tion, issued the of hands" neal' the close of the cult to hire and hold a supm~ ses have signified a desire to I e the OPA office within 30 -days following statement after he meeting after many of the mcr sales staff." tUl'n to military service. Nurses after it has been rented. ,es learned of his defeat at the chants present had expressed their A suggestion .was made It rd league's convention here: • re-enlisting may either serve until views on what hours would be best siart a. ca.mpal.-n In Iowa ,CltJ Six families listed rooms avail- Cor Iowa City. to !Jnprove servlee and co~ lei "It was a good contcst and I LT. LIONEL WISH NEFF of New yo,k City, a survivor of the Trans.Luxury plane crash near the MoUne, relieved at the convenience of the able to students* *at the * emergency government, or for two years. All persons orterlng suggestions In stores and thereby better UIe I, j accept thc results. I sincerely Ill., airport early yesterday, Is shown as he looked lor personal belongings. The two pilots of the twln housing officc in the Iowa-Illi at the meeting made clear they city's repqtatlolll .s a piela" II thank my friends for their sup engine charter plane were killed In the crash, while the stewardess and 23 passengers were little more All recalled officers will replace nois Gas and Electric building yes would abide by the majority de place In which to trade. port and wish the league and than shaken U!l. The crash was attributed to a lire in one engine which led Pilot Capt. James Steer of personnel eligible for discharge. terday. This I1rought the total of cision of the group. D. C. Nolan, president of lilt Secretary Conrad the greatest pos Coral Gables, Fla., to attem!'t an emergency landing. On his third try at landing, witnesses said one rr I They must qualify for general and housing offers during the first Mueh or the discussion at the Chamber of Commerce, presided, wing struck the ground during a sharp bank, and tbe plane bounced and crashed. Steer was killed In IlI~~~I I I sible success." overseas duty. three days of the two-'Week cam meeting centered around what at the meeting. He asked Ute mer· stantly and Co-pilot Marvin Fox of Elmira, N.Y., died shortly after 'hls arrival a& the hospital. Lt. Wish- paign to eight. 1 I Pierce had claimed last year's A recall quota for 200 reserve hours would satisfY the farmers chants present who were riot' aI' l ko election was illegal because of the neff occupied the seat In the leit forerround when the crash oceur,red. (AP WIREPHOTO) Leone Murray of the offiee\ of In this area. SOme merchants ready members of the charnbl!l' 10 OLD .IL~ PIIC,. ICE CREII PIDI18ES plat 200 pq. The whole family wUl ,0 for this delicious Old Mill peacb ice cream. ThiI n6W flavor is made with lolden ripe sliced peachl!l and mixed with mooth Old Mill Closed for Ice Cream. It'. 10 cooling, refreshinl and nouri.hlng, too, Try IOIDI tonight! All 01. 1110 Ito••• ,. _ r._ II I, II: t. II p, II. ~. 1acI...... a...t aU ..,...... " August 26 Thru .September 2 UNDER ALL-NEW FLAMEPROOF TENT.! Tlckebt CIrCUli na,. Whetstone'. 121 Iowa Ave. Dial 3138 AlIo 8howlfOuu.... No phone re- servations or information