THE WEATHER TODAY ON THE INSIDE Generally fair today and tomorrow with Bankhead Ma'} Pitch Today ...... Page 2 Amateur Photography ...... Page 3 high today around 75. Warmer tomorrow. Low West Tires of Russian Veto (Editorial) .. Page 4 oWGn tonight 52 to 56. Eatabliahed 1868-Vol 79, No. 284-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Tueaday, August 26, 1!J.47-Five Cenls
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• Agree on Plan Sky-Streak Boosts Fracture Kills Yugoslavian 'Mob Beheads , Own World Speed 20 Y Old For Defense' Record to 650 M. P. H. - ear- . Catholic Priest After Service TRIESTE (JP)- The Allied mllilary government was informed yes· MUROC, Calif, (JP)-The navy's terday that a slckle-wieldin, mob beheaded a Catholic priest and 01 America jet-propelled Douglas Sky-Streak D. Farrington seriously wounded a prelate from the Vatican during a Sunday con boosted It's own world alr speed firmation service In a village near Pislno, SO miles southwest ot' record to 650.6 miles an hour yes Police Report Youth Trieste in Yugoslav-occupied Venezia GiuUa. QUIT ANDINHA, Brazil (JP)-A terday. five-nation conference group I"f Swerved Cycle ~eft to An AMG oUicer said Msgr. AntonJo Santin, bishop of Trieste ancr Marine Mal. Marlon Carl of Capodistra, identified the assaUants as Yugoslavs. the inler-American 'conference Hubbard, Ore., and Patuxent Miss Car on ,Burlington The dead priest was the Rev. Mlro Buleslch, and the wounded pre nached a tentative five-point River, Md., plloted the tiny, scar ------.late the Ms,r. Giacomo UIonar. .,reement last night on methods let plane four times over the Donald Farrington, 20-year-old The Itallan language new'; for dealing with armed attacks on three-kilometer course at the army Iowa City veteran, W8'§ killed paper La Voce Libera In Trieste shortly after midnight last night an American nation from within air base here, where only last said the mutilated body of a third Wednesday the same plane set a as a result of a motorcycle acci France Uses priest who had been missing for or without the western hemi mark 01 640.7 miles an hour. dent on Burlington street between a week was found in a woods. H8 .phere. It required several hours to Linn and Dubuque streets. was identified as Father Kristlan, The group, wh1ch has been at calibrate Instruments and arrive The accident occurred at about parish priest of Tolauo in Istria. work constantly since Saturday, at the new record speed. 12:25 a.m. and Farrington died at Veto to Block The body bore marks of "horrible reported it had agreed on these The plane hit its top speed on University hospital at 12:44 a.m. torture," the newspaper saId, points: the first run, which was clocked as a result of a fractured skull, La Voce Libera said Father 1. Every nation in the hemi at 652.642 m.p.h. The second run according to County Coroner Buleslch was attacked by men .phere has the ~nherent right of Russian Plan was figured at 649.358 mph. The Frank L. Love. wielding sickles and was "Uter Individual or cdUective self-de thlrd run came up again sllghtly The accident took place only LAKE SUCCESS (JP)- France ally slaughtered," while Ms,r. tense. with wind, to 652.579. On the final three blocks from where 20-year yesterday vetoed a Russian effort Ukmar, thrown down and trampl 2. There should be no differ run, agalnst the wind, the time old Regina O'Neill was kllled at to set up an ll-natlon truce com ed, suffered a skull fracture and. entiation between an armed at was 648.730. 11 :45 p.m. June 12 after an auto mission to check on the security kidney wounds. • tack instigated by an American Cmdr. l'urner F. Caldwell Jr., mobile-taxi crash at the Inter council's violated cease-fire order The attack occurred at Lan nation against a sister country and of Arlington, Va .. who last week section of Johnson and Burlington in {he Dutch-Indonesian conflict. ische, near Pisino. an attack by an extra-continental set a new record of 640.7 mlles streets. The council then went ahead The newspaper reported a band power . . an hour in the same plane, wit It was the second motorcycle and took two alternative steps of men armed with hoes, pick., 3. In case of armed attack, na nessed the flight. fatality in Iowa City in a little less aimed at settling the dispute: shovels and sickles attempted to tions of the hemisphere may assist The navy permitted newsmen than four months. Ivan Roth, a 1. The council tendered its good break into the church while a the Invaded nation individually Or to watch yesterday's flight, but 25-year-old army veteran, died -Pb.to bJ . Ollie White, ....a Cit, Police O.portmeDt offices to both sides and stood confirmation ceremony was In collectively on an emergency ba you had to look mighty sharp to after a collision with a pick-up ready. if asked, to assist in a prol1'ess, but was repulsed by .. Ils. I see anything. The plane flashed truck at 6:45 p.m. May 10 at the ,., lUOTORCYCLE A CIDENT resulted In the dulh of Donald Farrlnlton (Insert), 20, 1823 C. Itreet. settlement through a council com- crowd guarding the door. After such assistance has beell at terrific speed across the 1.86 corner of Dubuq~e and Market shortly after mldnl, ht last nhrht. Farrln,ton's body was pinned btl neath the CyCle. The accIdent occur- mlttee of three members accept After 250 children had recelve)J given, inter-American consulta mile ~urse, trailing a long plume streets. red, accord In, l.o police rellort , when Farrlnrton, rldlnr east on BurLinrton, Iwerved to avoid .. car able to the disputants. the sacrament, Msgr. Ukmar, ra Ilons may be held to determine of black smoke. Roth's death was the first Iowa travelllnr In the arne dlrectlon, owned by Martin O'NeUl, Bettendorf. 2. The delegates called on car- ther Buleslch, and another priest what measures already have been The plane seemed absolutely City traffic fa talJty in nearly three eer consuls in Batavia to report withdrew to the sacristy, where taken and what additional assis silent as it passed the observers, years. Last nights death was the directly to them on what has hap. the attack occurred, the account tance is required by the nation at located midway on the course. The third traffic death In Iowa City pened since the cease .fire order said. tacked. sound trailed the ship by several this year. was Issued here Aug. I. The newspaper said another 4. A cease fire order will be hundred yards, and it was far Police reports indicate that the Urges Sophoulis to l Ex-Premier Sutan Sjahrir, re confirmation ceremony was dis employed in cases of aggression accident happened when Farring Happy to Return to 61 (how away before its thundering ex presenUni the Indonesian repub- rupted Saturday at Pinguente by and will be issued by a "consulta haust could be heard. ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. SEOUL, Korea (IP)-Three teen and promised that Lln American Join Coalition and lic, said "certainly" the Republic a mob shouting In support bt tive organism" of the Inter-Amer Major Carl made two of his Farrington, 1823 C street, came age American soldiers, freed after olficer would COrne for them that would accept the ofter or good Marshal THo, The mob hurled. Ican system, such as the Pan four passes under 50 feet and the from behind and to the left to 12 days In Russian cUilody, saJd evenin,. otflces. tomatoes at two priests, Father ,American union. other two only slightly higher. avoid hitting a car travelling east yesterday th y wero weH !reated At that moment, however, a Expedite U. Sa Aid Dutch Ambassador Eelco N. Van Steganlc and Father Silvani, forc 5. The establishment of a hem To compute the speed, the times on Burlinaton. Four persons were but were kept under tommyguJ\ Korean brought in a cheap cam- ATHENS (JP)-Dwight P. Grls- Kletten!l said he would ask his In, them to abandon the church.. ' Isphere "security region" for de on each of the four passes are riding in the car, owned by Martin guard and got such unappetizing era which Pugsley had dropped. government for instructions. There was no Immediate com~ fense of the hemisphere. averaged. On one of Its passes O'Neill, Bettendorf. meals that "we'll never gripe This apparently caused the Rus- wold, administrator of .the United Alexandre Parodi, ot France, ment lrom the Vatlcan. The "security region," orignally last week, the ship was clocked O'Neill repol·ted hearing the about GI chow again." sians to change their minds, COf I S tates aid program. VISited The told newsmen he vetoed the Rus In another aspect ot the general contained in the 1939 Declara tion at 653 .4 miles an hour. Since then, "brakes of the motorcycle squeak the Americans were taken north mistokles Sophoulls at his subur sian proposal because it was a subject of .religlous liberty in 01 Panama, will be epanded to In engineers disclosed, minor adjust about three tlme5" behind him be Their release followed two stilf protests from Lt. Gen. John R. by train and car a distance they ban home in Kiphlssia last night question of "competence." The Yugoslavia, L'Osservatore Rom clude Canada. Under the tenta ments have been made and they fore he saw the motorcycle swerve estimated to be about 100 miles: and stressed the need for polItical councll stili has to decide finally ano, the Vatican newspaper, d~ tive agreement, the hemisphere believed yesterday It was capable to the left, shoot across the side Hodge, commandant of the Amer ican zone of soutllern Korea. They were held In a Soviet bar- unity I( the American mission Is on the controversial point wheth clared that the findings ot seven defense treaty on which the con of a few more miles an hour. walk and come to a stop at the racks four days and then moved going to succeed, an authoritative er it has jurisdiction In the dIs American protestant pastors who ference now Is working would be Major Carl was the tirst pilot side of a house adjacent on the The three freed American sol to a Korean house occupied by source said. pute. visited Yugoslavia recently did not east to the NaIl Motor company. dlers held a news con,ference. invoked if an attack occurred any to land a P80 jet plane on an air Russians. The source said no "pressure" It was the second French veto meet "the first condition of ser O'N eill said his car was stopped They were T Tommy 1'. Pugs where within the region. craft carrier. / 5 The Americans agreed that they was put on Sophoulis, 86-year-old in United Nationa history and the iousnesB and authority (requisite) The decisions of the five-nation He said the air was "pretty immediately and that he went to Iley, 19, ot Renton, Wash .; PIc. were not closely questioned. leader of the main branch of the 20th veto in all. Soviet Russia has for any judcment." The pa.tort where the motorcycle had stopped John D. Hopfe, 19, of Seattle, and body must be ratified by a sub rough" yesterday but that he en Asked If they had ever heard ~reek Liberal party, Who stead Invoked the big power veto 18 reported they found religious lib committee and the full committee countered no compressibility as his and pulled it away to free Far- PIc. Gerald F. Geffen, 18, ot Port of Stalin and Lenin, they an- fastly has refused to join a coall erty under Marshal Tito's re,ime. ring ten's body which was pinned Chester, N. Y., who strayed across times. The first French veto was on aggression and enforcement plane's speed approached the un swered "Yes," and that was as tion government under Premier cast June 26, 1946, in the Spanish measures. The group will present explored sonic realm. underneath. the 3~th paraUel dividing the oc- near as they ever got to politics. Designate ConstaMtn Tsla
The Da/~ Iowan \ Iowa City Pays Top ,Meol-Prices J:STABLISHm> 1881 Iowa City housewives may have Moines 25, Iowa City 23. and both DES MOINES (.41- Prices paid a fair gripe about the price they Cedar Falls and Watedop at- 21~ . by Des Moin~s residl!llls tpis '1 PubUshed dall~ except Monday by MEMBER 01' TID ASSOCIATED PRESS pay tor top-grade beefsteak and Milk was the last item checked Itudenl PUbUC8~IOru. lnc. Ente.red as The ADoc:laled Preu III enlllled ex are 17.7 percen t hlghllr than lilt ~ cl_ ~I matter al Ille poaIOUU,. clusively 10 IhAI WIe lor repubUcaUon ot pork chops as compared with and it showed little variation. al Iowa City. Iowa. under Ille let ot all IhAI loc.l new. printed In thJ. ne.... - what housewives pay in five other Homogenized milk averaged 17 year, a national surVeY by tile COJlI[I'H8 01 March 2. 187'. paJ>(.r, a. well AI aU AP ne-wl dJ.-.. palCbe.. Iowa ciUes. cents a quart here, in Cedar Falls nat ion al industriaJ confereDCt :rRED M. POWNALL, PubU. her But on nine other top quality and In Waterloo. It was 16 at Elk- board of New YOrK, showed WALLY STRINGHAM, Busln_ hart, 15 ¥.. at Cedar Rl\pids and 15 today. Man.,er Board ot Tnm_, lOde fl. PorIeJo, A. foods checked in a survey just Crall[ Baird, Paul R. Obon, K.thr7D price R . BRUCE HUGHES, Editor IAnon, Dorth •• Dav)d8Oll. William Bul completed, Iowa City women as at Des Moines. The board averaged the ler. Louloe HulCblnoon. well as housewives in the five All prices given were averages increases of June, 1947, over JLIM, SuboclfptJon rates-By carrier In Iowa of prices quoted by a cross-section 1946, to obtain the figure. CII)r ~ .,.,nt. weekly or $1 per year :n other cities all seem to be victims advance; sJx months ..,.65; three months TELEPRONU of inflation. of each city's stores with the ex- Greatest increase here 'fI8I '1.110. By mail In rowl '7.50 J'1!r yea.; Ruslne.. OU!.e ...... ~" .. .az -:; tl>.l p .lIO; three month. ,2. All Iowa City'stprices were highest ception of Elkhart where both 39.4 percent in food prices. Nelt olller mall lub.rrlpt!ons 18 per year; six Edlto.. !al OUlce ...... 41ft stores were checked and differ- was house furnishings, 22.8 per monlll. ",25; thr.... months Po2!l. Society Offlce ...... ~ .. on pork chops while Iowa City beefsteak shared top honors with ences averaged as in the five olh- cent; clothing, 10.8 percentj IUId er cities. sundries, 10.4 percent. 'Smallest TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1947 Cedar ~apids. I To buy one quart, one pound or incre~se, 4.8 percent, was for fuel Averaging the dilference in I one head of each of these items and light. prices between the various stores one heod of each these items Of 60 cities surveyed, '15 showed checked in each city, the beefsteak ot would cost about: increases greater than in Des The National Defense ,Establishment picture came out like this: Five dollars and sixty-five Moines. Seven of these were mid The best beefsteak cost Iowa In nation at peace, with v teran, far outnumbering the men cents in Des Moines $4.60 in western cities. The percental' City and Cedar Rapids buyers Cedar Rapids $4.50 in' Iowa City price rise in Des Moines was gret. in ervice, the actllsl change from the familial' war-time armed about 88 cents Q pound, whye it $4.50 in Elkhart, $4.35 in Ceda; er than N~w ,York City's 15.1, or forces set-up to a new form of national defense took place with was 84 in Des Moines. Falls and $4 .25 in Waterloo. San FranCISco s 15.3. hal'dly a lDllrmm'. Al'1 cl' tlle long months of debate compromise, Twenty miles north and slight the President a1fixeu his signature to an executive order provid ly east of Des Moines in a town of 200 people called Elkhart, hOUJIe~ The non-Communist guerril1aa ing for a new " natiOnal milit ary establishment." are literally afraid to lay down 'While nlmo t everyone labeled the action an nrmed fOl'ces wives got a break with beefsteak at 70 cents. their arms, and not without IiOUJe " merger", the new establishment r ally creates the equal serv Helping Others But Waterloo women were justification. A lIenuine amnestr ice forc s: land, sea, and ail'. offer from an A thens government The unification pal't of the mea. ure is the cl'eation of a seCl'e, luckiest. ,They paid an average of only 67 cents a pound for the in which they had confidence tary of defense, a civilian agency baving top authority and di most delicious steak on the Proves To Be millht change the whole situation. rective power oyer the . ubordinate er\'ice forces. market. Cedar Falls fell between The United States apparently is 'l'he ma ure 11as been bi1t erly discussed since thc end of world Elkhart and Waterloo at 69. committeed to the Royalist Tsal war II. The anguished m'it's of the navy and marine corps have Iowa City led the pork chop daris as the best man availab~ to straighten things out; More, beHn silenced and the pl'oponents r th "merger" S m content parade at 75 cents a pound for Tricky Work perhaps, because of his political with the work accompli hed. Oddly enough, neither the main best cuts. By J. M. ROBERTS, Jr, Des Moines came in second at strength than his barely accept. arguments of tbosH opposed or those foJ' tbe action will be proven (AP Foreten AruI.Iyst) able poliCies. by adoption of the new set-lip. 73 ¥.t. On down the line, prices The United States, trying to get It is quite possible that WiJn 'fhose fOI' the bill cited the economy of thc move. As it stands averaged 70'h at Cedar Rapids, something done about Greece's in 70 at Elkhart, 59 at Cedar Falls ington really would prefer to see now, it won't save money at least unlil the reorganization is over, ternal situation without stepping TbemistQkles Sophoulis· preyaiL and 51 at Waterloo. in directly. has come face to face say two or t bl' years. Th cr ali on of a new branch of full At the six places, eggs were But he is 86 yea1'9 old and Ilis stall18 (tb ai]' forces), the creatioll of numerous n w agencies again with one ot the most dif Liberal party is in the minority. cheapest in Elkhal'l at 40 cents a ficult problems ot our new posi with th accompanying cost· of auministration, and Ute high cost dozen. Only twenty miles away, tion in the world. The United States may yet have of unstraighteuing reorganization kinks .will give little clJance Des Moines topped the list at 57'1.1. We wanted a new policy in to take direct steps. If polities fails in Greece, troops will be. for initial conomy. • Waterloo gave Des Moines a Athens and took steps to get it. aI· • 'fhe cl'i s of those opposed were: (1) that the navy would be close race with best grade eggs But Washington apparently con most inevitably the only remain averaging 57. Iowa City, with fiend itself to advising the Greeks ing answer. Other countries such destroyed; and (2) militarizalion of a peac -time country would , as Britain, more mature in such l' solt. 'Phe navy has not been destroy d. ] ndeetl, t he marin corps eggs at 46 cents a dozen, came what was needed, leaving it up to i closer than any other city to Elk situations, learned long ago that becomes a part of the navy aod the navy I' tains qual status them to accomplish it in their own hart's low. way. We're still extremely shy once you have been drawn into with the a rmy and the ail' forces. In Cedar Rapids, eggs were 50 the battle of power politics, par about interfering directly in other tial measures can lead into aver· As fOI' militarization, lbe top level directing agency, t h seC a dozen and in Cedar Falls they peoples' bUSiness, even when they l'etal'Y of defense, is a civilian post. Most of th top agenci swill itable briar patch regardless of the were 53'''!. have voluntarily made their busi princple involved. b directed by civilians. The bill provides tllat the secl'elary of West Tires Vetoes Though beefsteak and pork ness a vital part of our own. defe.nse !\I.lilli not have held n l'egulal' commission 10 years pl'ior chops were high here, Iowa City The United States has nothing food buyers should have pennies to appoil1lment. It begins to look BS though Rus By J.M. ROBERTS, JR, . sigencie~ is too long for this piece, to be ashamed of in its policy to left over on Butler, oleomargarine Hollywood's Skouras The actual oq~llniza l ion starts with tlIe President a. the com sia, by refusing to play the inter AP Foreign Affairs Analyst The Russian protest over the ward Greek internal affairs. We rnnndel'-in-ehi ef. Dil'ecl I)" beneath the Presiqent is the secl'elary national game according to Bny and ice cream. London conference on the luture On these three, Iowa City was are in Greece because a majority IT '''k S I E titer of d 'fense and two a~encies, 1h e national securi ty coulleil and the rules except her own, may grad there voted against being taken UI' II say regarding the territory and of western Germany, which near or at the boltom with butter a ary a national S CH l'ity resoul'ces board. ually find herself pushed out of over by communism, and besause - lives of their former enemies in averaging 71 cents a pound, oleo we are, in self defense, trying to W~SKINGTON !JP)-The hea; , The l1at iona] sccl1l'ily council is composed of the Pl'esident, the any partlcipation at all. middle Europe, yet screams be I\mounted to a plea that she be invited, has been ignored by the margarine 'l.6 and handpacked ice stop Russian expansion. To make vywelght corpol'ahon sa~ary .of secr etary of state, seci tary of defense, the secretal' i e~ of the three For the past two years the other cause she is booted out of west cream was 50 cents a quart. this job easier and to keep our 1946 went to theater finanerer sel'vic forcs ami chairman of the nalional securIty resources nations have been keeping the ern Germany affairs. western powers. "Stay home," she is told. "You've blocked us A triple-tie at 76 cents a pound money from going down a rat hole Charles P. Skouras, the treasury board. This council is an ovel'-all cool'clinBting agency for national door open for Russian cooperation While using northern Korea as made Des Moines, Cedar Falls without contributing to lasting re- department reported last nig~t on this business long enough." defense. by including her in their confer a military base for helping the and Elkhart highest on builer. In covery, we seek to unify Greece, while Betty Grable's $208,000 was That probably means that when 1'l!p National 'ecul'ity R !''OUl'ce boal'u is headed by a civilian j!nces. They have made many con Chinese communists, Russia seeks between, Cedar Rapids averaged end disorders, and get postwarf the top figure among women. cessions in order to give her no Russia refused to cooperate wHh chail'Jllall. Other members will b heads of clepal·tments and to infiltrate the U.S. zone in the 73"!! and Waterloo 73. reconstruction started. Skouras received $568,143.60 to reasonable ground to cry that sbe south. the Marshall proposal she froze Iowa City and Cedar RapIds A carefully prepared govern- lead the list of more than 800 per IIgeneies designutecl by 1he pl·esidenl. It will be a skeletoll force herself completely out of western is being encircled. Moscow ha.§.. Given certain rights in Man have more in commOI) than just a ment change, with new men ready ~ons who took more ~han .$75,000 in peace time antl a giant in war. It will take over the duties of responded by trying to obstruct European planning. churia by Britain and the United railroad. Olcomargarine averaged to step in, would have been far 10 pay fr?m co~porahons 111 l~ the wal' production board in planning for wartime utilization of' everything the others wish to do States despite China's interests, She is not yet definitely out of 46 cents a pound in both cities. better than what we have wit- 01' tn ·busrness fIscal years endial resources and will function within the domestic field. and by making no slightest con Russia flagrantly violates the the Japanese peace conference, It was a cent higher in Des nessed. in 1946. , . 1'he eentml intellig nce agency will be directly umll'r tlte }18- cession in the sphere which she promises she made in return and but she will come on U.S. terms Moines, 4'1.1 cents lower in Water It has seemed for a long time He nosed out another CaJifornia tiona I S cl1 l'ity cOlll1cil. controls. now bars her former allies from or not at all. loo and 5¥.t cents lower in C e dar that, to get the guerrillas down entrY-Charles H. Strub, execu On the npxl Ipve' of' commanu will be the joint chiefs or staff, Russia'refuses point-blank to Dairen. In the UN a definite campaign Falls. from the hills and stop the fight- tive vice president of the LO~ An III war COlllll!il, the munitions bOllrd !lnu the research and de leI the U.S. and Britain have any The list of her many intran- is under way to clip Mr. Gro With their fingers crossed, Elk ing, Napoleon Zervas would have geles Turf Club, inc., who eameq. velopment board. myko's veto wings. The U.S. and hart's two grocerymen were get to step aside as minister of public $541,412.12-by pock&ting $qs, 1'he joi Ilt c.hie£S of staff of the three service forces, the Pres i Britain need the veto, too, as a ting about 53 cents a pound for order. 143.60 from National Thea\trt del'lt, and no mOl'e than 100 officers will compose the first of the Letter to the Editor: prime protection of their sove the best oleomargarine. He has been leading the fight Amusement co., inc., and the ~t above agencies. reign rights. But Russian abuses Veal cutlets were hard to find. against the leftists, many of whom trom Fox West Coast Agen~ 'l'he war cOl1l1cil will be hendpd by the secretary of derensp and have produced a situation where Neither of Elkhart's two stores have been thrown against theit' corp. Skouras is president 01 will b composed of the HCc l' ct!1I'j es and chiefs of staff of the thl'e Arab·Jewish Economic Interests Will Clash we might be willing to take tem had any. stores checked in Cedar wills inEo the arms of 10reign- both lirms. porary advantage of the possibil Falls were in Ule same boat and co ntrolled Communists, ever since Third money went to Tho~J, d I , servicc forces. It will have "powers of cision" in "matters of TO THE DAILY ·IOWAN: i At the begin)ling of this year I ity that the UN might get some some Waterloo stores were sub the underground movement split Watson, president of InternjltionaiJ broa.d policy." My article concerning the Pal- spoke with several of them in thing done through adoption of a stituting veal roasts. during the war. The struggle has Business Machines corp., New The munitions boal'd t akes vel' the functions of thc army and estine problem has been criticized Paris and knew hoW the Germans different voting system. That Iowa City and Cedar Rapids been too ruthless for conciliation. York, $425,M8.94. navy munitions board and will coordinate procurement and pJan twice by Messrs. Briller and Glot- blJ,rned their fathers ind mothers might force Russia to withdraw did better with cutlets averaging lIin~ or munitions. zero Expecting further disputes, I and was touched myself by the some day when overruled on an 75 a pound in both cities. Since 'I'he research and developm('ut boanl will have a chairman should like to make clear what I severe situl1tion in which they issue she considers vital. It might, they were 85 in Des Moines, cho, n by the Pr sid Ilt and two rept'esentatives each 1'1'0111 the meant in my article in the light are. BlIt we think that their pro some day, force us to do the same. women there might leer across of their comments. blem has to be be solved on an OFFICIAL ,DAILY BULLETIN thl·pp. Apl'vice f'Ot· 'es. It will guide and further scientific l'esesl'cl1 The UN would go bust then. But the counter and say "no." Both of them misunderstood international basis. 'We Arabs are and development for the national clef nse. it's busted now, for practical pur But they could seem a bit two what I meant by the statement, ready to contribute in their help. poses, and cutting the veto noose ~~SISItj:9r': II ..... ta Ih. UNIVERSITY CAt.ENDA" ar••• hld.I,d f. die ..... llnder th jQint ehiet'R of Rtalf will b the unified fjeld com faced if they later bought toma ~ d.ut·, 0111.01, Old Capllol. lIem, , •• tb, OENERAt. 1I0lu:a "The Arabs cannot accept less Un for t unately, according to mlllld rOl' w8.1·time activity. And on this next level of commnnd may be the only way to get any toes with a smile at 17'1.1 cents a Ifl _~.\'!:l.b •• ld b. do••• lted .. Itb Ih. elty dUn .f Tb. DaU, ..... la ., than what British have done to Glotzer's letter you can get what good out of it at all. ~ ': a.w...... In Ea,t Hall. OENERAl. NOTICES mOIl bl .. TIIf ! will be the thl' e s rvice forces, the llrmy, navy and ail' forccs. pound when the same thing was ' I •• a. by 2 p.m. Ihe day p ••••• dlnr flnl ••1011.allo.: .,UHO' the Jews." the Jews have in mind. They are selling for 22 in Cedar Rapids and NOT be a ••opl.d by 1.I.pho.o, an. mUll "0 'IYP&D 0& 1.&0 'rhe fU11Ctiol1 of tbe three equal branches of military might will I was speaking particularly not fighting to have shelter or Cedar Falls, 19 in Iowa City and WBITTEN aDd SIGNED IoJ a ..Ipo.llbl. p.n... •. change little from theil' dulies in world war II. 'J'he 'army willre about the reshi'pment of the ships because they are of the poorest, Japan Rebuildina Slowly I Waterloo and 15 in Elkhart. VOL. XXIII, No. 284 Tuesday, A~eu.~ 1I.~ 11M laill what amphibioll and ail' transportation it needs, as will the tarrying 6,500 refugees back to weakest .. . people in the world. 011' Lettuce was a different story, , t navy. The lla\'Y will tak ovel' th marine corp and retain naval France salely and I was not speak- Glotzer 'said that they do not TOKYO (JP)-Only 26 per cent Waterloo got all the roses with UNIVERSITY CAL END A R ',., aviation. The air forces will assume equal stalus with the army ing about hanging, reshipment to want to go to any place other of the 2,460,000 · houses destroyed best heads (of lettuce) selling for Wednesday, Au,ua' 27 Beginning of Orientation aDd and navy. Cyprus, etc. For the later actions than Palestine. Why? Because if in Japan during the war have 12'1., cents. Another triple-tie pop Close of Independent Study Registration. we leel sorry about them in spite they ' are allowed to come here heen rebuilt since the surrender, ped up between Iowa City, Elk Unit. }lOll""", SepL U of the lact that the Jews can avoid for Instance, they will form a part the board of reconstruction re- hart and Des MOines where the MOllday, Sept. 15 7:30 a.m. Opening of Classes. such actions. of the American people. They do ports. choice heads were 15 cents. They Mr. Briller explained. when I not want so, they want to build were 11 cents in Cedar Fall!! and (For Information regardlne dates beyond thll lebedale, ...... aervaUou In the offloe of 'he Preaidelli. Old Capl&el.) asked the U.S. to take care of a Jew's country on the account SAMUEL GRAFT N is on 12~ in Waterloo. I (Prmll New York 'l'imes) snoke-infested ditch. The y those refUgees if she feels kind of the Arabs. I. vacation. His column, "1 '<1 Elkhart, oddly enough, started towards them, that I meant "fur- 'That is what we do not and shaH the lard show at 33 cents a pound 'l'ho one encolll'aghig aspect wel'e not bent on escape. Rathcr Be Hight," will be 1'0- ther immigration to the U.S. will not accept. So, I would like my for the best quality. Then it was , GENERAL NO 1.1 C ES ,II '
• TIE _DAIL Y roWAN, _ TUESDi\)7 • . AUGUST_ 2~, . UO_--:PAGE_ ~
Iowa City qirpor! commi~on ,Jaicl that the local commillion hlld .. made no requests of the CM. Into the Deep Blue r.Yonder-;: :es P revious to the nteetlnl, re want Ads 'to 'Buy' 'Sell, or Trade! Rai~ ' Breaks questa tor aid toward comtru,.- Use 'lowan 1I0b 01 an administration building 'It IIIi4 , . Torrl Spe11 here and • road to the building Ik) had betn made. The cornmis ion n~ PERSONAL SERVlCB Iowa City's hot spell broke, at also asked that septic tanks be by the ClASSIfiED RATE CARD least temporarily, Sunday night authorized by the admini tration. RADIOS. appUancel, lamPi. and and early Monday when a cold Rains Come 10 the Mi~west ; Iowa will have more than $i58,- /erellct CASH RATE gilts, ElectrIcal wir1nr, repair air mass from the north brought lbowed I •• Dan-Z" 1MI' 11M ,.. Ing. Rad lo repair, J acksoD Electric elouds nd a tolDl raInfall of .54 000 during 1947-48. accordin& to .., end Gltt. Pbone 64611, Inch In a l2-hour period ending Barclay. This amount wa approp • C_tlft h1»-lIe .. yesterday noon. rlated by congress to fuWn the Iowa's ~orn Losses Ch ed national alrport plan. IIDe per daJ SHO! REPAIR The temperature dropped to a • c.~DUve ..,.-1.. .. CHICAGO A'J-Rain me to low ot 70 degrees early y.. t erday The plan was formulaled last JIDe per daJ the parched corn fields of the mid .. * * and clouds covered the hot sun year by state oUlcialll and the ~e 6-werd ay.,..e per .... west over the wet!k end and yes Kansas Citians Try unlit mid-afternoon. A maximum CAA to provide airport facilities HlDlmum Ad-I u... terday, checking a 15 million of 80 degTees was reached at 3:90 in all clions of the country. bushel a day loss wich corn has p.m. but this had f en to 70 de According to the plan four CLASSIFIED DISPLAY suttered since the start of this For Dry-Ice Rain - grees by 10:30 last nllnt. di!te~enl classlficallons lor muni • 6c per CollImJI ID_ month . No rain was expected today for cipal airporls ar a uthol'ir.ed. Or f8 for & MonUi Moisture broke the drought BURLlNGTON, Iowa orl - AI- the city, the CAA weather office ClaSillication is based upon length throughout the main corn belt though Mother Nature has been reported. But there were pros of runwaYli, ultimate usage and ()aDeellaUon DeadUne 5 p ... 11rom Indiana to Nebraska, and ·t getting in a few g"ud I\ek of h r pe Is of some moisture east of present traffic. ....nalble fo~ One IDceL~ was accompanied by reller trom own in the meantime. till: Kansas Burlington and In the area around lnIerUon OnlJ Th lassUlcations start at 'one' the searing heat which had pun- City Aerial Crop ,ervi is still Kansas City and Sl Louis, Mo. and run to 'four: with one' being .... Ada t.p Dally 1__ Ished the corn crop since July. hopeIul of producing a lIood rain The rain w II expected to have .-..eM Office, East Hall. Or RITEWAY the smallest and having Ie 5t ROGERS Parts ot the northwest and south- in this area by artillciui mellns. "helped Quite D bit" prospects lor facilities authorized. west grain territory also received Arter · railing on Friday. Pilot the com crop in Johnson county. owa City is In category thre DIAL 4191 Howard ak th Itate conser rain. Larry Anderson ~nd Vice Presi- ot and il eligible tor a number of l\ADIO SEIMCB Iowa and eastern Nebrns ka ob- dent H.A. H rshfield of Ih Kan vation service said last night that, Improvements. talned the most moisture. Scat- SIlS City nrm ~ucl'eeded in pro although the crop would probably LOOK! NO URF-BOARD! The nonch. lant rent on the horizontal HELM RADIO SERVICE: Prompt tered showers brought relie! to ducing a brief shower trom a be cu~ 40 to 50 percent from last Norwegian skis hav bee". Is Ed Stanley, a caUfornla aqu. plane rider. In 1946 he won the 44- year's 60 bushel-to-the-acre yield, pick-up Ilnd delivery. Dial 6062. parts of Indiana, Minnesota and cloud over th Crystal Springs found that Ill'e 4,000 yellrs old and mUe aquaplane race from Catalina Island to the maulla nd. Stanley South Dakota. Rains in lllinois eol[ course here Sunday, and there would have been "a much will compete ept. 7 Ul this year'. race-If they Ilsb him out of the heavier" ut without the rain. their line workmanship sUllaSls EXPERT RADIO REPAIR were too localiz.ed to do much they're wailing for favorable Is waier In time, How v r, the rain wa. not lbal skiing Its If much older. 3 DAY SERVICE ~d . cloud conditiullS to make anothej' Corn prices on the Chicago try. enough to warrant extensive faU WORK GUARANTEED s edlng of alfalfa, he said. PICKUP & DELIVERY board of trade reacted to the rain Sunday night and y sterdoy, But She Cries Just as loud WOO1JBURH SOulm news by declining harply. Finol however, nulul'lIl 1'"lnrllll measur quoiatlons 01'1 cOin for future deli- ing nearly threc-Q\Wl·tl·rs of un SERVICE very were otf eight cents, the IImlt inch fell in this ur 1I. Airport Facilities I E. COLLEGE ~IAL 1-'U1 admitted in one session, Septem- l 'he Kunsus 'itions, with a - Iller $2.38 1-4 a bushel. Cash pri- plone specially equipped for :------ces dropped several cents. sprinkling dry icl! intu w t-look- Studi!Ci by 6-City IUTTON aADIO IDnA Widespread rllins In Nebraska ing clouds, Canlt! hl:!re under un Guaranteed RepairlDl ranged up to 2.25 inches at Da v,d arrangement with the Burlington Conference Here Plck·up '" DeUvel1 City. Heaviest precipitation was Farm Machinery co. which wants 1LU)108 - PBONOQa~ In eastern Nebraska, the corn pro- to provide furrnen of this purched Six cities rr m 19 southeastem in .tock for ..Ie ducing territory of that state, but ar a with ad qlltlte moigtur . Iowa counties were repre~tl!(l ••1 It Markel DIIII _ crop authorities were caujous in The arrangement pI" vid d f r at an airport commission me tine sizing up beneCitll. payment ranging f,om $25 COl' an here y sterday, Want Ads Will NJiO 1X)t:8 I' A. E. And rson, slllte-federal IlIrtiflcllllly-produccd shower to Purpo e of the m ellng was to is'fORAGE , c1earu~, 1I""'11U1--"'-'l n~,-,--: r'-u-r crop statistician for Nebraska, said $1,000 fOl" "0 r al gully-wash r." discus whether nresent alf'1,>Ort sue!) repairing, Condon'. Fur Sbop. "the rain is enough to do sQme Com puny of(iciuls >uid til y were faeiliti S lire adequate lind 'Whot sucb ,F urn ish Your Dial 7447. good to corn that is fertilized," cr diting Al1d rson and Jl ersh changes In air travel are cont4nTl· that However, some authorities ti lei With "0 ~howel"" lur Mun- pint by Ih clti s. Th m t into TYPING- Notary Public- Mime thought' much or the s tate' ~ day's e!fort. Illg auve dUes In th south astern par- ~pare Room ogrAphing. Mary V. Burns. 601 drou.ght-hit corn was pallt Iillving. S i 111 i I u r rain-lIwking fCor district of Iowa II eh llce to pro Iowa State Bank Bldg. Dial 2656 Thundershowers were rolrly have b n going un at Davenport, test against th ir national airport - Res._2_3_2_7.______general thl'oughout central and Marshulltuwn, Furt Dudge ond plan rating. FULL COVERAGE auto Insur southern Iowa. Leslie M . Carl, edal' ·Raplds. None has been Herbert T. Barclay, assistant ance. Fred V. Johnson. Iowa head or Iowa's federal crop report_ overwh lm lnllly SUl"cessrUI thus district civi l aeronautics adminis tration airport ngineer from D 8 ' State Rank & Trusl BWg. Dial ing service, said that while the far. 2002. raln would not improve the out Moines, said most of the ciUes look from the Aug. 15 gov rnment When lJoruld Fairhuir COI\Qu ,' in th district were satisfied with ORDERS wanted tor Avon prod- estimate "it will check further de- ed Norwoy in 872, thousands of the natlonul !JIlin. He said this was ucls. Post Office Box 769. terioration which had continued the IU('1I1 ju,ls or lord' ubandoned evident b callS only six ,Cities up to Sunday." their ulIl"estral :;tates and set up sent airp rt oWeials when 51 Rains in IUinois were of lillie new stabllshnwnts in bud 1 plul'as CIties were s nl invltalions to at LOANS consequence, lIuthoritl s ~:\I(l. liS Srollond, [1" lanr!, the £I brid s, t ·nd. They'll Furnish A C$$$$$$$$$$ loaned on camera's, A. J . Surrall, federal crup st:llisti Ihe Orkl\ey~, th Slll't111nd, lloe The cities r presented were 10 . fluns, clothlrtg, lewelry, etc. gian, said the slate's corn pro. }o'a"foe~, northern FranLC lind s v Davenport, Burlinfton, towa City, 5-MONTI1 BABY-Bor n I,. ~ Thursday at t. Joseph's 110 pltal III 1\1l1waukee. WI •• Mary. the Infant Rellable Loan. 110 S. Llnn. , . Roomer, Too! pect were declining lit th rate or ernl ('()unlrics on the Medi terr:lIl- ,Mount Pleasant, Washington and \' da.. p ter of Mr. and Mr•• Ray 00111111, weigh d Qniy 25 QUnCf.. fary, Il 5-month baby, Is shown with WHERE TO BUY It two million bushels daily and thJt can. Ottumwa. lu\oi.h r l\\fll\\1. wellhl.l\/t 1 PGul\ds 'l. ounce wb.\c l W\\ UIII\,\ the m' ,111 . the drought continued unabated. V.W. B 11'8, cnalrman of th Chemic:oJ and pharmac('uti('aJ APPLIANCE The death rate in the United I USl' ·,, (ALL 4191 States reached ;I record low in induslries the melul pallJ- POP E Y r and AUTOMATIC HEATING the first few months of 1947. dium in producing vitamins., , ,..------,----1"""'"'1 RI PAm WORX WANTED Quinn's Appliance I SEwiNG and hemstitching. Mrs. 823 E. Market Dial tUl R&ady To Comp ! t ~ for Crown Charll'S Sherman, Coralville. Dial 5958.
WANTED: Laundry und cwtaitlS. STOP ,AT (JLEMS Dial 80169. MEATS roB RENT GROCERIES ------BEVERAGES FOR RENT: Apartment in Town CLEM'S GROCERY I 01 Riverside. Dial 9590. 1222 Roohester Dial %19'7 HELP WANTED WANTED: Full time alteration MOTOR SERVICE lady at Willards Apparel Shop. e IGNITION WANTED: Male stud nt lor room e CARBURETORS job. Easy work. Write Box 7V-l. eQENERATOaS e STARTD8 Daily Iowan. e BRI GGS &. STRATTON GET OUT AND L.ET ME F INISH MOTQRS BAWLING Pyramid Services MYSELF O UT WANTED 22. S. Clinton DIal 11'713 Fountain Help. Apply in person at Racines.
Help Wanted i J Wan led lady to operate steam table. 11 to 2 and 5 to 7. Ford Hopkins Drug Store GEORGE'S STANDARD S, RVICE Cor. Cllnlon IJ BurllAlto. YOU HAVE HANDKE~CHJEF Help ~anted PHOTOGRAPHY ??? Full time and part time help . . . KENT PHOTO Service .uJ EARTHY QUAKER Is Miss Pbllade1phla, chosen from 11 oUier wa nted. $30 a week. Six day Queens to represent ber city In the comln&' "Mi America" beauty \ Oab7 Pie&uretl ID The a week. Yearly paid vacation WeddIDI Pbe... oontest. Name-Jane Crouel. Ac e-lB. Profession- model. Phone . AppUea&loa Plcwr. number-If we bad It, we'd keep it ourselves. Air-conditioned store. Apply in Qaallb UDIIa Dey, • ~. ROOM AND BOARD person. Iq. O&hu .pecIaU", .... B'GENEA~ rnpllJ YEH SOMEDAY AFTER.. Ford lllopkins 1l1l~ Iowa Ave. DIal JIll l'~ RESTED!'" BUT I'D 201 E. W2.shlngton I RATHER CHALLENGE NN FL YlNG INSTRUCTION OF 'rtJU GUYS TUI! BLDWIN' ------I ___ ----~ , [)\, BIGGEST eU8BLE IN A BUBBLE GUM I NOT ICB CONTES)(. • ATTEf'lTION G.I.', ,--;O;;:P:;:;E~N~S.::E;::;P:::RE""M=B,.:;E;;;R:--;;IS;;;'!';;--; '/ The Swank B . ~ke ry will soon Leam to Jly UDder th. G~ be open 10 servi· you the best In bID of riQbta. at DO co.l 10 bakery goods. I you. We th ank you *,r waiting while we repair the J;ir damage and For Particulars CaD remodel our sl ere. SWANK I BAKERY SHAW AIRC~AFT CO. ZIt E. Coli ere ------~ MUNICIPAL AlRPOET --~» i{--M-O-~--O--- Dial '7811 D&7 11111 Nllb.
MAHER BRC ~ S. TRANSFER For EffIcl.ltlt FurDltuN One Spanish raid staged from M( ~ riDQ I Cartaaena ih Colombia against the 'lid IIndian inhabitants returned wl~h I BAGGAGJ~ TRANSFER booty valued at 1,500,000 gOid du- DIAL _ 8696 _ DIAL cats, Including a 140-pound lmalle . I~~~~~~~ _ " ______..:. of a porcupine in solid gold. l!! ~~~!:!!~~~~~ I I .. f TIlE DAILY IOWAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST tl. l"'-PAGI SIX ' ICE SHORTAGE HITS VILLAGERS Ask Court To Remove Happy Birthday for '- 1 Civil Service Job Open;' Legionnaires Plan Claims Check on 'Speedway' Salary $2,394 to $2,644 Duffys from Property Bugsy's Girl Friend Applications for the civil service To Study Housing position of inspector, general con The Security Finance company MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (JI')-Vir NEW YORK (JP)-A t1I' ItA ginia Hill, who will be 31 today, struction, are now being accepted Refutes Citizens' {omplaints and Ruth F. Dunlap, as plaintiffs, pre-convention study of a prob~ seek to remove Mr. and Mrs. was declared "out of danger" in Ii by the executive secretary, civil besetting thousands of the na. W. Joseph P. Duffy from land in East final medical bulletin yesterday, service examining board, 1305 Burlington Street Test - ---4 tion's veterans - housing - 9/1l Lucas township in an action filed She has been in St. Francis hos U. S. postoffice and oustom house, planned by American Legion Of. Dc Shows Few Exceed Accelerator Sticks; I pital tor what detectlve chief St. Paul, Minn. in Johnson county dislrict court ficials yesterday as legio~ Charles W. Pierre declared was a Limit, Holcomb Says I Car Hits Phone Pole yesterday. According to the announcement, began swarming into town for th~ The plaintiffs alleged in their suicide attempt by an overdose of salaries range from $2,394 to organization's 29th annual con. , - A----- stuck accelerator caused May- sleeping pills. Refuting charges that Burling - petition tha t they obtained the $2,644.80 a year. Duty will be at vention. nard Poggenpohl, 717 Kimball Miss HlIl was the girl friend of ton street has become a "speed property In June and the defend Valley City and Park River, N. D.; avenue, to run in to a telephone late Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel, un Richard Cadwallader of Ballin way," Police Chief E. J. Ruppert ants refuse to move. Thief River Falls, Minn., and De derworld character shot to death Rouge, La., a national vice COm. yesterday released the report of a pole at 909 E. Burlington street corah. yesterday morning. They asked judgement award in her Beverly HlIls, Calif., home. mander and chairman of the le speed check made Saturday morn Ing them possession of the prop Applications may be obtained 9t gion's national housing committee, According to I:olice, Poggenpohl the Iowa City postotfice. ing by Prof. Richard L. Holcomb erty, reasonable value lor rents said representatives of Jabor, tbt was driving west on Burlington Mrs. Christine Hauber of the university bureau of pub and profits from the real ,estate construction industry, financina .street when the accelerator his lic affairs. ot and exemplary damages for alleg Died Sunday at Home Announce Program To agencies and government bad betU car stuck. He reached down to Holcomb clocked 233 cars be ed "wanton aggression" on the • A' • C d iMited to attend a round table loosen it and when he looked up Mrs. Christina Hauber, 83, resi- Recrult vlatlon a ets discussion today. tween 10:30 and 11 :50 lI.m. on he was headed for a telephone part of the defendants. Burlington street between Capitol Miss Dunlap requested an addi dent of Iowa City tor 45 years, Discussed will be such ques. pole two teet away, died at 3:26 p. m. Sunday at her A program for the recruiting of tions as speculatioll7 supply 01 and CUnton streets and reported tional $1,000 damages she alleg that few exceeded the 20 m.p.h. Poggenpohl injured his collar home, 1125 E. Washington street. aviation cadets to man the pri- materials, productivity of labor bone and his car received $400 edly sustained because of inability speed limit. to gain possession of the land for Widow of John Hauber, who mary pilot training class which cost, extent to wHich veterllllJ cb damage. The pole was undamaged. died in 1931, Mrs. Hauber was begins October 15 has been an- supply home furnishings, and the Chief Ruppert said he had re purposes of making alterations born in Bavaria, Germany, Ocl. nounced by the war department. role of government In housinl. • ceived numerous phone calls and and repairs and plans for c~n 16, 1'864. She came to Iowa City The program is open to unmar- If letters complaining of speeding on Moline Man Waives struction of new buildings. from there. ried male citizens between the ----. Burlington street since parking Preliminary Hearing She is survived by three sons, ages of 20 and 26 Y.. years, who I Give That Man a Job I was eliminated. It was made a the Rev. A. U. Hauber, Lone Tree, have had ·two years of college or • POLLEN COUNT four-lane thoroughfare by a re n Intoxication Charge 'Bernard Hauber. Iowa City pollce- who are able to pass an examina- I In Washington, Please cent city ordinance. From a nollen count of 30 nil PENSIVE STARE Hawkeye village, Is mao, and Joseph Hauber, East tion. Opponents of the parking ban Robert E. Wieneke, E. Moline, last Friday: the coun t zoomed directed at a fast-vanisbing piece of the city. ,s ncwes••. s h ort' age - Bral'ntree, Mass. Also II'ving are Application forms are available COUNCIL BLUFS (A')-(;i'-'I on Burlington street, who have III., waived preliminary hearing upward over the weekend to Ice! lIeat an weekend demands of picnic kerR and party-ers have a daughter, Mrs. A. R. Butter- at the recruiting office in the hpurchasing d f agentt dKen lh Gardin~rt introduced a city ordinance to re before Justice of the Peace J .M., reach a level yesterday of 230, baugh, Honolulu. Hawaii, fi.e postoffice here, AAF bases, the a no ear yes er ay a anyOnt establish parking. claim that Kadlec Sunday on a charge of according to University hospi been blamed for tbe current lack of cold sluff. "If we can hold Indl· grandchildren and one great- adjutant general's office and would argue that the city CoUldn't speeding has increased since the operating a motor vehicle while tal's department of hygiene and vidual buyers down to 25 powlds of Icc a day, we wllt be able to pull grandchild. headquarters, army air forces, the afford its four new pollee cars. ban went into effect. intoxicated. preventive medicine. 'The all Holcomb, who opposed the pro Sheriff Albert J . (Pat) Mur time high, set in 1945, was a ~!;~::.h Ra~!e~~!t ':f ~c:~~~:::~~~IV:t :~I:V~~C:~ ~:o~~~~o~~y t!~!~ l;:~~ a. F:.er~e~~~~~cae; ;;i~t. beM:;y': announcement said. ~5~~:.~.ne~ar~~~:r c~~~d \~~ ~~ count of 1,249. posed ordi nance at last Tuesday's phy filed the charge after an acci shrunk to a mere 20-25 tuns. All cuslumers are being rationed, Includ- church. Burial will be at St. Jos- Playwright Augustus Thomas ones for $5,249, making a profit?! city council meeting, made the dent Sunday alternoon on high check to determine whether these way 6, three miles east of Iowa ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I~n~g~e~0~lnm~~er~c~la~I~~us~e~r~8,~I~t~1s~r;e~po~r~t~ed~.~====~======~e~p~h~'s~ce~m~et~e~r~y.====~==c=====::o~n~c=e=w==a~s=a~p=ag~e==b=o=y=i;n~C==on=g=r=e=ss~.==2=8=c=e:n~t=s=0=n==th=e=t=r=a=d=e.====~~ claims were justified. City. Of the 112 westbound cars According to Murphy, Wieneke checked, the average speed was was driving east on highway 6 18.5 m.p.h., according to Hol and started to pass a car driven comb's report. Nine cars wee by Margaret Stribs, Clinton, when clocked at over 25 m.p.h., the fast he saw another car coming [rom est being 31 m.p.h. the other direction. He counted 121 eastbound cars, In trying to get back into his averaging 21.7 m.p.h. The speed own lane, Wieneke rah into the iest was doing 31 m.p.h. and 16 back of Stribs' car and went into SILV,ERTONE ·~ A GRE.AT ·' NAME IN RADIO cars were going over 25 m.p.h. the ditch. Holcomb said he did not count Wieneke was bound over to the loaded trucks going east up Bur grand jury and released on a $500 lington street hill as they would bond. reduce the average considerably. Holcomb chose a parliciular PRESENTS THE WONDER OF THEM ALL ,; time Saturday morning when he Heat Wave Passes; felt that traffic congestion would Ice for Cold Drinks be small and drivers would have an opportunity to speed if they Returns to State Fair were so inclined. , DES MOINES (JP)-Gone were Chief Ruppert said the check bore out his statement that, th long lines at water fountains, "There is no more speeding on back were the cold drinks at the Burlington street now than before state fair yesterday. parking was eliminated." Along with the cooler weather Ruppert said that to allow park came an adequate supply of lee ing on Burlington street would for the first time since shortly • only increase the hazard to pedes after the show opened at mid trians and raise the accident rate. week last week. It would not reduce speeding. It wasn't unusual yesterday to ItECORDS on. full "The solution to the speeding see men wearing coats, and even hour of your favorlt. problem Is to put stop lights at felt hats. Others enjoyed the re Radio programs on on. the Clinton, Linn and Gilbert lief from the hea t. bu t still wore spool of wI,... street intersections," he pointed T-shirts and sport shirts. But un out. I usual was the woman wearing TraIflc lights tor these inter shorts-many of them dId on the sections are under consideration, hot days last week. be said, and a price estimate will probably be given to the city Five Pay Police Fines council at tbeir meeting tonight. Totaling $47.50 Here RICORDS 0 (o",pl ... full hour Symphony on Five persons paid fines totaling Plan Iowa Slogan $47.50 in police court yesterday. on ••mallipool of wire. It cost Jack W. Drafahl, Oxford, .' . $6.:>0 for driving a car with de For All State Mail fective brakes and Robert E. DES MOINES (JP)-The state of Stewart, Charleston, Ill., paid Iowa is planning to advertise $11.50 for the same violation. "~,:.. i'lt\~. ~"~~\)". "~~ ~~ ~ aM. ~f\"-~ ,' .. W, W, ~ itself upwards of 100,000 times a For not having a muffler on his '\A:M\ ~", ~~ ~~ ~ ~'II.~t. ~Ja...\ ~\(,mr. ~',«, '\WitW ~~. month through the medium. of a motorcycle, Donald D. Dunshee, slogan on all state mail. 826 7th avenue, paid a $4.50 fine. \~\ '~'i~ ~t~~ \)'1 ..,~.~ 'II~'" .,;.• ~\.:, ~~ •• ~ '~~'I:I ~ ~ Acting on the suggestion ot Dicit Vandenberg, 713 E. Wash t~~\o ~~'~\'\'G, ..~~~, 'II\~ ",.. \ . \~\ b. ~ ~ ~ ~,~~ 'II\'t\\ ~ U't~~\ ~~ ~,\\ ~ Rodney Selby, executive secretary ington street, paid a $4.50 fine for RECORDS 0 full hour of the Iowa industrial and de riding double on his bicycle. WI\\~\'f" '" ~ 'If..~~--:: :~ \h ~ \11\\ ~ '11\'" U,U:ll~.. t ~ 'Ii+.\ -. '1~ '''''' ~ • Wvt.'. velopment commission that all For not appearing on a charge of of your favorite RtCOrcil .. b. d\ state metered mail carry some speeding, George E. Eash, Well ~"i ~'1'''~ ~~'" '1~ ~\\ ~ ~, a: ~,~-<:A ~ ~~ ~l ~~'" ~ ~,~~ ~\ ~" ~C)) and Allium. on on. advertisement of the state, the man, forfeited a $20 bond. t_~\~\ 'II\~ ~~, ~'~'tI'.~\~~, ~\~""i . 'bmt~\ tl. ~\ '\mt ~ '*.~~~ 'WI\~" til ~. '\~~ ~ "()) small .pool of wi,... executive council yesterday in structed Henry Wichman, Its sec ~¥\.. \\ m\ ~ 'II~~ ~\ ~.... \ ~ \~ \t\ ~~.. 7" ,~ '~\lIl~~\ "c\ ~ -::.': ~ "1\ ~ ~~~. ~ \\ retary and Selby to work out a Issue Eight Marriage RECORDS • full hour ,-~\,~ ~ \11\\ ~ ~ I:M ~\ \~ ~ ,~~ ",' ~ \,~~~ ~", \1:1 ~ ~\ \\ "'\ "c\ ~ ~\ft\ ()\ '1~~ . suitable slogan and procure the licenses Over Weekend of HI •• oricol I .... nh •• necessary dies for the six state ,~,\<:l.\," \~"'" :-:. ~ '~"'\'1 "IlMA, ':Itt\~ ,-~~" "'" ~ "UIt~~.~ ~~,~ ~"", ~ ~\, W) 'IIQ'~ mail metering machines. thoy happ~n on on~ Eight couples received marriage Im.1l ....01 of wi,.. ••. ~~ ~ ~~'l"~ ~ \~I\\~\,,"' . ~W:,\II" ~~'Ir~,~ ~ ~~\ "c\ "t'oQ. ~ ~t-.. \\:\ mI\'\ ~ ""t~ Selby in a letter to the council licenses in the county clerk's of suggested that either the "made tice over the weekend. ~.,,-\ ~",~~, ~'M",", ~. \'l\ ~ ~"\I:M-;: .~\ ~ ~\ ~ in Iowa" trademark which the Three couples from Muscatine state now js licensing for use on were Sherwood }> '. Shoultz and Iowa made products or some Fannie Hindbaugh, Albert L. slogan such as "Iowa-center of Starkweather and lIa Mae Rech the nation's food supply" be used. enberger and William Marshall and Marie Hindbaugh. Tiffin Man Injured in Others were John M. Severson and Hazel G. Gillmore, both of RECORDS. full hour Cedar ' Rapids; Dale W. Everett Auto Accident Saturday of Party 01111 Holiday and Barbara Fansler, both of Conesville; John J, Steinocher, fun on on. Imoll apool Lloyd Hoskinson, Tlttln, was RlCORDS an. full of wi,.. treated for a cut on his left arm Solon, and Dorothy Mae Longer hour 'or IUllno .. or at a hospital in Tiffin follOWing beam, Mt. Vernon, and Donald Eclucatlanql purpo.o. on Merrifield and Grace Phillips, an accident on Highway 218 three eM =mall .pool of wire. miles north of North Liberty Sat both of Iowa City. urday. According to Sheriff Albert J . Mrs. T. Wright Dies (Pat) Murphy, a car driven by Harold C. Deal, 807 Highland ave In Davenport at 80 nue, was going north on Highway 218 when Hoskinson's car, headed Mrs. T. H. Wright, 80, for many south, cut across the center line years a resident 01 Johnson in front of Dea:l and the two cars county, died Sunday at the home sideswiped, sending both into op of her son, Lester S. Wright, in posite ditches. Davenport, where she had lived for the last few years. Deal's car received $200 damage An invalid since 1835, she suf to the left side and front, while fered a fractured hip last July 5. Hoskinson's car was damaged to Mrs. Wright was the former the extent of $250 on its left side. Eula Amelia Stephens. She was born In Johnson county Feb. 9, Teaching Staff Complete 1867, the daughter of Joseph S. and Marlha Swafford Stephens. At Elemer1tary School On Dec. 24, 1890, she was married at Solon to Thaddeus H. Wright. The teaching staff at University Surviving are her husband, two RECORDS chlldr.n's elementary school is Vow complete sons, a brother and six grandchU I for the fall semester. Five new dren. volet. as th.y .,.w- teachers have been appointed for The body will be brought to T,..sure ...... rOf .,... the term beginning Monday, SePt Beckman's fur)eral home tomor- ." 1m_II. ,,'01 of wIN. 22. , row' where friends may call after The teachers are Ruth Clore, 10 a.m, Funeral services will be kindergarten; Esther McKune, held at 3 p.m. at the funeral home. ~oor\d grade; Arthura Michael, The Rev. Ralph M. Krueger of the . , grade; James Curtin, .ixth First Lutheran church fifth Engllsh III E. CoU~. Street Robert will officiate. BurIal in ,rade, and Mercer, lnstru- wlll bt Iowa City T.L 2181 mental ~Ullc. ___ ... '--__ Oakland ~e~etre1.! ~e:;"~'!1"::~t4l"
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