, an THE WEATHER TODAY I~ ON THE INSIDE Mize Nears Homer Mark ...... Page 2 Partly cloudy today and tomorrow. High Who listens to Soap Operas? (Editorial) Page .. today 85 to 90. Low tonight 65 to 70. Dads Announce Field Day Events .... Page 6 at owan Embliahed 1868-Vol79. No. 285-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. lowtl. Wednesday. Auguat.. 27. 1947-Five Centa
" :. . Mrs. Roosevelt Caims Hungarian 'Highway, Johnny' Receives His Crown Tsaldaris Favorable Tribesmen ' ArmyWon'l • t ,. , Party Chief Beaten To Neutral Leader; Assemble in .' . Grieved by A,t Plolitical Meeting Talk.on ·Alom Rejects Sophoulis , BUDAPEST, HungarY (lP)-The ATHENS (.4')- Premier-Desil ,~ Independence party declared In a nate Constantin Tsaldarls con.fer North Iran f' farley Siory I statement yesterday that its lead War (averns red for 45 minutes last nigh with er, ZoLtan Pfeiffer, chief anti NEW YORK (lP)-Mrs. Eleanor WASHINGTON (.4')-If there U.S. Ambassador 'LIncoln Mac Believe Action to b. ltoosevelt said yesterday she had Communist politician remaining in veagh on the Greek government cars. Hungary, was "half dead" from a are any "atomic war" defense ca 'War of Nerve,' as been "deeply grieved" by Jame' verns under construction in the crisis and it was reported unofllc the City A. Farley's recent articles about beating administered by "Com lally that the Popul1st leader in Oil Pact Is Weighed •. , the old munist hoodlums" at Csongrad. New MexiCO desert, the armed the late President and denied hav forces made it clear yesterdaY dicated he would step down In profit~! Ing said tbat the former post-mas The statement said three other favor of a neutral premier, but TEHRAN, Iran, (lP}-The Iranl Independence par t y members they intend to keep all details a ~r general was not her husband's super-secret. would not yIeld the post to Liberal an parliament was ready yesterday "social equal." were so severely handled Monday leader Themlstokles SophouUs. to take up the controversial Soviet when Pfeiffer tried to hold a po The war and navy departments, Mrs. Roosevelt, writing in her Sources close to Tsaldaris said 011 agreement as Iranian and dip litical meetihg at Csongrad, 75 pressed for information on pub he oUered to comply with "what lomatic officials reported that qtlestion and answer column in miies southeast of Budapest, that lished reports of huge caves being the Ladies Home Journal, said of ever the American government "10,000 Bananl Kurdish tribe... they had to be carried away in dug In a remote mesa belween AL wishes." men, backed by the Red army" rarley's series titled "Why I ambulances. buquerque and the Sandia base in Broke With Roosevelt," which was The meeting with Macveagh fol were assembled In Soviet Azer The Unued States legation is New Mexico, wouid admit only lowed reliable reports that the U. baijan on the northwest frontier. published in Collier's magazine: sued a statement saying it viewed what was admitted a month ago: "I am deeply grieved to tlnd S. government in Washington had "This may be another move In "with serious concern" develop "The principal field Installation expressed concern over the delay a Soviet war of nerves on the eve that Mr. Farley was not the per of the AFSWP Is Sandia base." ments concerning freedom of in solving the crisis and had urg the Ion I thought him; or perhaps It ot parlfment's consideration of speech and assembly. AFSWP stands. for "armed for ed speedy formation of a new would be better to say that I 11m Russo-Iranian oU agreement," said The legation statement was ces special weapons project." A cabinet. A Greek source said Irleved to find that Mr. Farley al one high diplomatic source. made after a representative of the Joint army-navy project charged Dwight P. Griswold, adminlslra The oil agreement, signed by lowed himsel! to be made the kind with the deveLopment of atomic ministrY of information told a tor of the $300,000,000 U.S. aid Prime Minister Ahmed Qavam In of personality that Mr. Trohan, of weapons, It is commanded by Maj. news conerence "I must refute" program to Greece, also attended April, 1946, while Soviet troops tHe Chicago Tribune, would in the account of Pfeiffer's beating. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, wartime head of the famed Manhattan pro the meeting. stlll were occupying northern evitably make him." An American doctor, Lt. Col. During the day, Tsaldarls and Harry C. MacClain, was told by ject which developed the fjve Iran, granted Russia 011 concea~ Trohan said In Washington the 86-year-old Sophoulis met sions In five northern province. "Mrs. Roosevelt should have wait an Intermediary that he could not ,tomic bombs exploded up to now. face to face at a conference with examine Pfelffer, and that even To make It perfectly plain that with Russia receiving 51 percent ed, I think, until she could read Macveagh, but SC)phoulls blocked of the shares for the first 25 yean. the whole book .... I am not ma a Hungarian civilian doclor would nothing more should be expected formation of a broad coalition not be "llowed to see him. from official quarters, yesterday's The oil agreement already is the kin. anybody any kind of person. government desired by the United number one center of a political At Farley's order, I am trYing to Pfeiffer was being attended by brief statement added: States with an uncompromising a police surgeon. Pfeiffer's friends "Constructions and operations and dlplomatk battle and many ,ather his material together . ... demand for the premiership and members of parliament have ex He has okayed every ord of the had asked MacClain to make an at this (Sandia) base fall In the rejection of a proposed appoint examination atter they had quoted category of restricted data under pressed the opinion it will be de book which comes from the words ment of a neutral premier. feated. Other items on parliament's he the police surgeon as saying the the atomic energy act ot 1948 and dlctated at the moment. At last night's session, one formidable agenda Include a prq Farley had written in his maga pOlitical chief was unconscious be are also classified mlllt8ry Infor cause his wife had lIiven him "too NEW "KING OF TIlE llOBOES" at tbe annual hobo convention a, Britt Is " Hl rh1fllay JOMn," Weaver ,ource said, Tsaldarls refused to posed $250,000,000 Internatlonal zine articles, a condensation of the mation. accept Sophoulls as premier, but much mediclne." "Therefore, ampLification Is of Ashland, Neb. He Is being crowned by lIallk Book, radio ta.Uon official of Mason Cit,. In tbe back- bank loan and $30,000,000 Ameri book to be published in February, ,round Is Polly Ellen Pep, Cuba, N.Y.. re-elected "Hobo Qlleen." (AP WIREPHOTO) hinted strongly he would agree to can military credit. that his relationship with Mr. considered undesirable." a neutral. OUlclal diSClosure of the special Prime Minister Qavam has pro Roosevelt was political PoUticaL circles said this stand posed to the Russians that the .Dd seldom social.'"ba~icallY He wrote: Orders 'Hall' weapons project was the latest of would be acceptable to the United agreement be re-drafted, and dip "Mrs. Roosevelt once said, several developments Indicating States as long as he pressed his the Intention of this nation to push lomatic circles say they are pU&~ 'Franklin finds it hard to relax ~1 Slav Mob Called Church Halers efforts to persuade the leaders of zled why the Russians are lnaist.. with people who aren't his social .. _D..... L War forward with atomic weapons un- othe Greek political parties to lng upon the. wecment beln, put equsl.' I look this rermtrk to"-_ ..... UIWI til and unless . a plan for intema- ~OME, (jp}-L'osservatore Ro join the coaUlion. to a vote which appears certain to plain my being out of th~ infield." . tlonal control IS agreed upon: mano, Vatican City newspaper, be defeated. To this the former first lady re- LAKE SUOCESS (lr>\ Th ; 1. The atomic energy commis- charged in an editorial yesterday Some of the Kurds rJ!porW d d" n. ,- e seC-I sloll has revealed that the war- IP~D e . urlty council ordered ~he Nether- built atomic laboratory at Los AI- that mob vioience against Catho gathered on the Iranian frontl.~r lic clergy in Yugoslav-occupied Mr. Farley has a remarkable I~nd s a.nd the IndoneSian Rep~b- amos, N. Mex-~ is being expanded WASHINGTON (JP) - Nisslm vesllgate civil strife In Greece recently escaped Into the Soviet memorY. I am quite sure the re- lic agam yesterday to cease fIre and converted Into permanent zone B of Venezia Glulla was in Unlon after fighting a series of Mevorah, Bulgarian political rep because "we knew it to be a screen spired by "persecutory hatred • mark which he quotes, or which In Indonesia and clear the way co struct.i.on for an intensification and justifi battles with Iraq, Iranian and resentative to the United States, against religion and the Catholic Mr. Trohan has put in quotes, for settling their dispute. . ~. The s~me aaency also terse cation of foreign Intervention." TUrkish troops. Their leader is said yesterday that if the Mar church." could never have been made by The Indonesians promptly said I announced that the commission shall plan for Europe's recon He r;aid that this intervention Mullah Musta! Banan!. Thia par me, since I never have had such this was. a "good thin.g." The i~ establishing proving grounds .truction is developed "we may "threatens our own security." L'osservatore said "groups of WASHINGTON, (JP) - Senator ticular band was estimated at thoughts. It never occurred to Dutch said the cease-fire order somewhere in the Pacific for tests join if it doesn't infringe on our 3. There "i's no doubt what armed bullles" were to blame for Hatch (D-NM) sald yesterday he 1,200 to 2,000 men at !lie tl.tMt- lIIe that Mr. and Mrs. Farley felt could not be observed if the Re- and experiments with atomic wea independence." soever" that the Greeks are pur the attacks in which dispatches is confiden t Secretary of Agricul Loyal Kurdish tribesmen In the themselves in any group different public continued to "Incite the suing a policy of "discrimination from Trieste reported a priest tUre Anderson will take the chair northwest reported to the army from that which we were In. Indonesians to murder the Dutch pons. "It all depends upon the condi beheaded, another tortured to general staff recently that "So tions under which It is offered," and persecution of the opposition manship of the Democratic na and burn houses." dea th and third sent to a hospital viet agents and Buzanl tribes "Unwittingly In some way, I, Parents of Abandoned he told reporters al a news con In Greece" and that this "has been tional committee If asked. It was, In effect, the second at Flume with a fractured skull men" were active among Jalali Who was responsible for purely ference. encouraged by British interven "I am certain that like the good cease fire directive handed down Boys Held 8y Police tion." and serious knUe wounds above soldier he Is, Secretary Anderson tribesmen In Iran. IIOClety matters in the White Mevorah also said: House, seem to have hurt both Mr. by the United Nations In 28 days. the kidneys. will take the job and resign his IIId Mrs. Farley. Por that I am It was approved by 10 nations, CHICAGO, (JP)-The parents of 1. Nikola Petkov, Bulgarian Associated Press dispatches cabinet place," Hatch told a re deeply sorry, but I feel I never with Britain abstaining. three small bays who were found anticommunist leader received a Egyptians Stone Police from Fiume said oUiclals at the porter. treated them any differently from Britain also abstained on the unattended in Holy Name ca "fair trial," and Bulgaria feels CAIRO /JJY)-A truck load of po city's main Catholic church were Hatch's statement came as Russ Rejecl \, . I Iny other member of the oablnet. original cease-fire resolution Aug. thedral Sunday were held by po this country has no right to "in_ lice was stoned last night while unable to confirm the statement Washington buzzed with reports to "From my pOint of view, being II 1 but at that time was joined by lice yesterday on charges of con terfere" witli his sentence die dispersing a demonstration fonn ot Msgr. Antonio Santin, bishop that Postmaster General Hannl member of the cabinet meant th3t France and Belgium in refusin, tributing to the children'S depend- for \l1egedly pLotting against the ed by some 2,000 persons attend of Trieste and Capodlslra, that Ian has about decided to resign U. S. Request " 70U carried heavy administrative to vote. France and Belgium, both ency. , government. The state department ing a meeting organized by the Father Miro Bulesich had been be the party leadership under doctor's colonial powers, voted for the new has taken steps In an effort to burdens and were part of the Policeman Wllliam Clark identi committee ot liberation of the headed when he visited Lanische orders. LONDON (A")- RUBlla has re Whole offiCial family. The posi cease-fire order. fied the parents as Frank Gilles save Petkov's life. Nile valley. in zone B to confirm Catholic Hannegan has returned here The action ended the first phase jected a British-American req\1elt tion would not have been yours pie, 28, and his wife, Geraldine, 2. Bulgaria could not accept a It was announced that another chHdren. from an extended vacation during for consultation. on th. death unleu you were looked upon as a of the Indonesian case here. 24, formerLy of San FranCiSCO, border watCh by a United Nations demonstration would be held Fri which he received treatment for The delegates set it aside tem Msgr. Jakob U'kmar was report sentence of Nlkola Petkov, top mtn of parts." Calif. commission with powers to In- day lifter the midday prayers. ed consclous only intermittently high blood pressur~. A decision on Bulgarian antl-Communfat leader. porarily to see how well the con his future is expected In the next on the grounds it would cOllltitut. sular observer team it had ap ------In his darkened room In the Fiume few days, prior to President Tru "Interference" In Bulaarla'i inter proved Monday would supervise general hospital. A priest who visited him said the injured pre man's departure for the Intra nal affairs, the forallll office Aid. a truce. AmerIcan conference In BrulL yesterday. The council refused to approve late was suffering from a concus GAR 'GI' Spry on 103ro Birthday Hatch, an Intlmate friend of In Sofia, a bill was passed bT Blame Hiller sion, not a fracture of the skull as a Belgian demand that it go to President Truman and, like An parliament dlslOlvln, the oppoal the International court of justice By &AY UNItY Ilrst reported, and body wounds and was able to say only that he derson, from New MexiCO, said tlon Agrarian party beaded by. for a ruling whether it has juris Probably the only man alive he had not discussed the party p,tkov and the ousting of the 84. diction in the Indonesian conflict. and Father Buelsich were attacked In 'odl Dealh who heard Lincoln ,ive his "Get by a group of Slovene youth using chaIrmanship with either of them. Agrarian party deputies chosen in tysburg Address" lives In Iowa fists and sticks. Ukmar was . re the last elections. . 'BERCHTESGADEN, Germany, City. (.f)-Adolph Hitler ordered the ported as saying Father Buleslch Russia's reply to the Brltish :roday, that man, Ebenezer Mc was killed almost instantly from Italians Read About American eUorts In behalf of Pet. u 1cc1dential" plane crash In 1942 Murray, celebrates his 103rd a blow on the head. kov, who was sentenced to deatb which resulted In the death of Surgeons Ponder birthday. Maj . Gen. Fritz Todt, Nazi min The Vatican city newspaper Aug. 16 on charges of plottiDa When The Daily Iowan pho "Chicago in Flames" against the government, was made Ister of munitions and builder of com men ted skeptically 0 n Nail in Vet's Head tographer and reporter arrived CHICAGO (Jf? - Cablqrams known in a note from Soviet de the Sie,fried line, the engineer's last night at 721 N. Linn street reports that Yugoslav authorities from relatives In Italy asked "did puty forellll Minister Andrel~ Widow asserted yesterday. where Mr. McMurray Uves with were making a vigorous investi Mrs. Elsbeth Todt, 84, made the FORT LOGAN, Colo., (lP)-8ur gation and had arrested 33 per you all escape? Is everybody Insky delivered to th.e British his daughter, Mn. Chester A. sa fe" pmzl.ed the Marchese family charge d'affalres In MoscoW. claim In an Interview as a German ,eons at Fort Logan hospital Phillips, an elderly lady opened sons. It recalled that similar as until this week when they recetv- The Unlted States and arltaln denazification court placed her on pondered yesterday whether to the door. She Is takin, care of tbe surances of action were given aft ed a cllppinl from a La SpezJa, decided to appeal directly to trial for relationship with the operate to remove a nail from the old veteran whlle Mr. and Mrs. er Bishop Santin was roughly the Nazi party and Its 'leaders. She head of a New Mexico war veter Phillips are on vacation. bandled at Capodlstria In the Italy, newspaper. Kremlin after the Soviet member also made her assertion to mlll an-a nail he believes was driven Mr. Mct,{urray had just finish Yugoslav zone on June 19, and As translated by Dan Marcheie, 'of the Allieli control commission tarY lovernment officer•. Into his skull by a Japanese ed eating supper and was seated commented, "after that, nothinJ this Is what the headlines said: In Sofia rejected appeals for a "Catastrophe of 1871 .repeated. commission Inquiry into Petltov"a soldier. at the Idtchen table. The elderly more was heard." The nail was discovered through lady said, "Come on, Grandpa, ChIcago In flames after earth- case, which a U.S. note cal1e4 a Child Dies of Fright x-rays last November after Vir,il these men want to Mk to you." quake. Terrific shocks devastat- mlscarria,e of justice. Gome;!;, 27, of Cerro, N. M., com Without aasistance and with Says Overell Alive In, the mlddlewest. People In Vishlnsky's reply-that tJuee. Prom Automobile. Horn plained of headaches and lapses surprising agllity the centenarian panic. Streets open up, awallow- power consultations would be 'of memorY. lOt. up and walked into the iront When Dynamite Set OH Ing frenzied mob." "interference In Internal BulIar- SAN DIEQO, Calif., (N}-Mar- Gomez was taken prisoner In room. Marchese said the headlines ian affairs"-Is the stock a.nawer ~et Ann Parker, seven years -the fall of Bataan. A week later The purpose of the Interview SANTA ANA, Calif. (JP)- Fin were following by a long story of the Russians in such cases. H old, apparently was frl,htened to he noticed a pain in his head but was explained and he said, "Yes, ancier Walter E. Overeil was alive tellin, In vivid detaU, that Chlca- was used by the Soviet member death by an automobile horn, could not explain it. He said he Is I'm 103 tomorrow." when a dynamite charge blasted go, Cleveland and Detroit were of the commission in Budapest ill 'IYtputy Corner pavld Bone said convinced one of his captors ham Mr. McMurray sald he was his trim <:abln cruiser In Newport devastated by earthquake and turnlnl down a similar AmericaD "'terday. mered'"the two-Inch nail Into his born In Jamaica, West Indies, In harbor the night of March 15, a subsequent fires. appeal in behalf of Bela Kovact, The child died 'bout two hours head as he lay unconscious. 1844. When he was 19, he enlisted defense patholo,lst testified yes The newspaper was an Aug. 10 Hunganan anti-Communist lea4f:l' alter an unidentified motorist One surgeon said he felt the In the northern forces to fight terday. issue. convicted on char,ea simUar to hOnked ills hom suddenly at h~r operation Is Imperative and should in the Civil War. Measuring his words carefully, On Au,. 9 an earthquake was that faced by Petkov. ' ed· a companion, slll-year-old, be done within the next week or With tones of dlslUst, he told Dr. A.F. Brown declared: felt briefly In northern nunOlll, A British forelln office apoa.. Jay Paul Dugan, as they crossed a 10 days. of the assaaslnatlon of Lincoln and "It Is my absolute conclusion and parts of [ndlana, Ohio, Wls- man sai4 the move to ban the Itreel ' ------said he never has forgiven John that Mr. Overe1l was allve at the consln and Mlchl,an. Although Alrarian party In Bulprla wu • Bone IIlld the lirl, whOle family • BABIES DIE IN HOSPITAL Wilkes Booth for shooting "such a time he received the large injuries described by the Rev. Alphonae good example of "Glelchsaltun;" l'eporIed lIbe had been normally BUFFALO, N. Y., (A")-The good man as Abraham Lincoln." to his thigh, and I believe that Schmitt. Loyola Unlverslty seIs- (forcing into Une) technlque O! I healthy, !'lin home in a . nervou. Deacbneas hospital nursery was "Just before ehUsted in the DaI', Ie.... net. '" Oall .,... all the injuries to his hip., hia mologist, as the most severe In the Which "there have been .."eral it." and complained of bead closed yesterday, pending Invtltl army, I'walked five mUes Just to leIS and his head were received midwest since March, 1187, no examples Ql Germany linee 1833." llIiu. She later developed con- ,atlon of an outbreak of diarrhea see Lincoln, and while I was in Ebenezer McMurray pmultaneously and that he was serious dam.,. wu reported. A The Gl.icbAlnm. Procell w" WlIIODI tad died Whlle beina that coincided with the death of the army I beard Lincoln live alive at the time 4- receivaci few dishes and window. w .... bro-, evolved by the NaziJ to eUm1u.,. taken to • bOlPlUL ._ _ _. _ _ a1Jbt babies. h1s Gett)'aburl Addrell." "I'M 103 TOlWOUOW" them." ken In Ohio. ___ i _ ,___ . OIlPOIltiOll poUtical parU-. J...... •• -.. tI'QI DAILY IOWAN, .WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 19n-PAGE TW(J I" •
Mjze'" ., .. .. Closes. Ruth Run RecorG I Former SUI Voiselle Slops Student ( Gets Big -Nine Post Chattin' Cardinals on CHICAGO. (A')-Walter Byers. Cb Kansas City. Mo.. yesterday was UJI IappOinted director of the Western bel with·Chile • .1; for ~ Thr ' its · conference (Big Nine) service ] bureau and executive assistant of NEW YORK, (JP) - Slugging By CHAD BROOKS for . BOSTON (A')-Bill Voiselle pre the National Collegiate Athletic Johnny Mize of the New York 1----,- , lie; L vented the st. Louis Cardinals associa tion. Giants crashed his 41st and 42nd Se from gaining any ground on the home runs or the Ntltional league , ~ Brooklyn Dodgers by turning in Kenneth L. Wilson, commis- Prof. Karl E. Leib !'csigned yesterday as chairman of the Board ill campaign yesterday and picked 1I0t an artistic three hit pitching per- sioner or the Western conference Control of Athletics at the University of Iowa-and the last of ~f up two singles. including the dat formance that gave the Boston and secretary-treasurer of the "big three" that pulled the Hawkeye sports program through sofllt game-winning inIield safety. as me , Braves a 5-1 win last night before NCAA. announced the appoint- of its toughest years has left the local scene. the Giants nipped (he Chicago e8JI a sprinkled-on 24,168 crowd. . ment ot Byers l to succeed William Charley Galiher, as Business Manager or Athletics, "Dad" Schroeder Cubs. 7-6. as Athletic Director and Prof. LeJb deserve almost complete cre&t Jet. While Voiselle was limiting Red · R~e? wh.o resig~ed to becQl"Qe ad Rain forced the postponement Sch e dienst Stan Mu$ial and mmlstrahve llSSlstant to Homer for keeping Iowa's athletic program from folding during the disasy_ of the second game in tJ~ la~ of ous War years. And all three men have resigned their positions duri!ll , Ter~y nMoore' to very scratchy in- ; F~r~son . U. S. Senator from the second. field sing1es, the Tribesmen were Michigan. the past 14 months. , . Mize slam.med No. III into the The reasons tor resignation were varied- Prof. Leib because Jlf slashing three Red Bird mdlmds- Byers attended Rice institute right field stands in the second • men for 10 solid blows. and the University of Iowa prior the press of duties in the college of commerce-but in all three c!l$fs inning with none aboard. and col there must have been a b~clt, The Braves contipued their . to wor.king on newspapers in Iowa lected No. 42 in the same place , ground thought \hat their job,'w slaughter of southpaw pitching by 'and Illinois. He joined The United with two on the sacks in the third completed with the end of jVqr belting Al Brazie for ei.,ght hits Press in St. Louis in 1943 and inning to tie the count at 4-all. during his five and a· third in- worked for that organization in time troubles and that the era'ot His homers put him four games post-war expansion was ~n . t. • nings' st.ay. Bob EIJiott bangehome run 01 the sea ran. to a sound financial i9JI,tillg circuit blows knotted 1t. The Moore ' hit thrQugh almo~t the games of the league leading Sioux son In a (ame with Chicago Cubs yesterday. Wafting to connatuJa.'te him ate Mickey Witek (right) and and a contending role in all le~ Cubs came I;>ack ond held a 6-5 same opening. .City Soos by taking the first of a B8b ThompSOn (19). both of whom SC91'ed on the clont. Cnb catcher Bob ScJieltlng 'lands at left with I gue sports. lead going into the last of the In the past few years. P,rQf. As they gave ,tJ1~ir 194] fare three-sa.me series with the Soos. Um.J)lre Yorda. :Eutler In the I'arne 'Mhe bad 'Parked homer No. 41 fn the lower right field s~nds. ninth. well performances m Boston,t the 9-3. here last n,igh t. (A" WIREPRuTO) Leib has also become recogniud Cards were stm running six games Pinch-hitter Ernie Lombardi as one of the nation's sports 1~j1- behind the pace setting Dodgers opened the final rally with a ers. Last summer he was e.Iecl ~. atter losing only their seventh of Single. Lloyd Gearhart ran lor ed to the presidency or the Na 20 starts against the thlrd place The Baseball Storeboard him and moved up on a saCI'a-, tional Collegiate Athletic associ!' Tribesmen. .. lice when Emil Kush took over tion-all powerful governing 1>941 AMERfCAN 'LEAGUE NA1'JONAL LEAGIJE for starter Bob Chapman. Gear- for intercollegiate athletics....-and -, W L Pet. G.8 . W L Vel. G.B. New fork ...... /. 78 4~ .OS4 NEW YORK (JP)- no bert W. With about half of the Qualify- hart advanced on Mickey Witek's in that position led the nationwide IBolion ...... 041 I\~ .5!~8 1.2 Brooklyn ...... •... ;; 48 Brownell of the Manor co untry ' ing scores .ecorded. his was the infield hiL and scored on Bobby Delroll ...... 05 ~7 .1133 UU St. Lou I...... ,. ,n ,;~ PROF. KARL E. LEm fight against professionalism. in PhiJ"delphla ...... M ~8 .~28 1~ Roston ...... ••..... fiR frO club at Norbeck. Md.. was the best of the lot. but results from Thomson's Single. Bobby Blatt college athletics that has developed into an uno[ficial' boycott · of OJ •••l"nd ...... 02 IIfI .317 J4li 'w York ...... (i2 69 .early paoe~etter last night as the bil{ California fields and most nero running for Witek. took third '.~ Buts Pound Qhlearo ...... In 00 .4fJS)!1 Dcinnall ...... fifl (i7 southern and soulh-eastern schools by the norfh. midwest, and .hr scores !Tickled in from 32 courses other Western points still were to d'n the blow and scored the win W.shln,to...... ' ~I 70 •• ~I 26 ~rca,o ...... M 1m west. .: .IT SI. LOlli ...... u 7M .800 9~ Pj1lbbur'rh ...... ~~ 71 where more than a thousand golf- come in. ning run when Mize scratched his Ye.terday', Besultl PbIlU.lpbl...... 1\0 72 President Hancher. in accepting Prof. Lelb's reslgna.tlon yesltr. PhUadelphla 2, Cle veland 1 l ' est.erday's Re8 uIC s ers fired their quaJi[ylng t'ests The 36-hole trials at courscs in fourth hit of the day an infield da.y. said, "he leaves perha))s the finest relations ever enjoyed IIJ St. Loala 4, New York a yesterday for the 1947 National two do~en states. the .. District of Single. • ~ Negro Wllhln,I •• t, CbJea,. 8 ,New \'.rk 7, Chieaco () Iowa. athletics with alumni. wi Ut the press of the state and naUo~ Pitcher; 'n0fi,on 1\, St.. t~uJs I UelroJt 12-1, BOlton 1-9 Amateur championship. Columbia and HawaII found. a t Joe Beggs. who relieved starter PlUsb urfh III, Brooklyn 3 and with other friends of Ha.wkeye teams." Todl)'j" Pitcher. (Only rames scheduled) Brownell put together a nifty total of 1,044 players scramblmg \ Dave Koslo. received credit for New York at St. Louis-Drew. (O-S) And I would like to add thai in my own dealings with Prof. Lelb he v,. Kramer (9 .. 1.J) Today" Pitchers 67-70-137 at Chevy Chase. Md., £6r the 201 places open to them Ithe win. Kush was the loser. has ulways proven himself a most conscientio\Js, capable and, o.bove WalbID,I." al Obiearo-lIud.on (0-9) St. Louis at New Yurk (nlle)-BreClh to lead five survivors from' the in the match pJay tournament. :~' Bea1 DoCIgers' or WynD (13-12) VI. Lee (3-Gj een ( '4-R) vs .. nan en (O .. !l) all, friendly administrator. , .. , 8 •• (8·6) Washl·naton. D.C .• al'ea into the These survivors will be joined Chlca,o All R II New York All It II ton at Detroit (2)-J.bn,on Obl ••,o .t nr.okl) II - ScJunlt. (H.JG~ C\ • Lowrey. Sb 4 S t Kerr. &8 .. II tI The new chairman of the Board in Control. Paul J . Blommers. com BROOKLYN (IP)- Dan Bank and Dob,.n P~-7) VI. Ov.rmlr. (8-4) vs. IIMlon ( 12-7) tournament to be held on the at Pebble Beach by mne former I Waltku •. Ib ,1 0 2 ~ WIt.k. ~b S I • and Trucks (9,. 11) Cincinnati at. Boston (1\Ue)-Black,well pletes Iowa's emphasis on youth in key Athletic department position. ' head. N~gro righthander, made a .1 Beach of the winners of U.S. or British Ama-I Patk o. cI ~ I l,n.B1attner II. II Philadelphia CI.velaail (alte (19 .. 1)) or Vander Meer W-IIi) VI. Bar Pebble course Del . Scherrfnr. C n I 4 Thomson, d 4 J I Frank Havlicek, 1- the Fojler (111-9) VI. "owler (9-8) "It nO-K) Monte, Calif.. galt and country teur titles, who were excused from .Ab.,.o., If 2 III I ~II.~ , Ib ~ ~ • spect.acular major league ' debut Pblladelpbl. al Cleveland (nl,bl) new Business lVlan~gel'".Of PIUsbur,h a' Philadelphia (nfte) qualifying play. Cavar'oUa, If l! II 0IC ooper, c '. II II • yesterday-but as a batter and not Foller (111-9) VI. Fowler (D-8) Queen ta-2) VI. Loonard (I~-1) cu.1 b Sept. 8 - 13 . Nicholson, rf 4 I Illhrsh"II, rt 4 0 • Athletics. is only 28: Dit as a pitcher. Closest to Brownell among the Slu r...... 2b ,1 II ~ Gordon. If 2 I 0 ector Paul Brechler l.f:l6. early finishers was Jimmy Witten- Jur...... 1 0 I Lohrke. :Ib 4 II ~ 'I1he :tf(-year-old Birmil)gbam. . C~lpm.n, p G 0 II Ko.I •• p I 0 0 And Blommers is only 37. , berg of MemphiS, Tennessee state PliO 0 Roil'S. P I 0 II Ala.. native. wh6 joined the ~u.h , It now becomes the Brooklyn Dodgers Monday after Then the Tigers Got a DOlen champion. whose 70-69-138 plac- 'l :~~~a~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ 'jNals Squeeze ed four qualifiers through their __ _ duty of these tbree, ' e'l bis purchase from the Memphis tremely young to ' hold double round at Mempl;1is. out •• -club of the Negro American lea ~~I:,!. :~.~ 1~ln~I~~I!un ~I;ed'10 s~ch key po~iti n ~ in the Weather disturbances caused .Slnrled for B..... In 9th . gue. was treated 'rather roughly I ,%hape scores to climb at some points uhn for I_nmb.rd l In 11th world ot sports, to ,- during his brief relief stint 111Ran tor \Vltek in Dth the destiny of University Past Chisol · and at Newton, Mass .• a heavy Chlca ...... 202 100 Olil-fl - against the Pi ttsburgh Pirates. I I thunder shower forced the field N .. w York ...... lila 100 lI02-7 .. of Iowa athletics in lite -.. who maltreated ' three Dodger I CHICAGO (IP) - Washington Erron - JI.IClel. Abu.on, l\lanhaU .. ever expanding post-war of 22 to postpone the second 18 I Run. hatfed In-PHf. ~. Mb. ~. Stur- , hurlers for 20 hits and a 16-3 vic- scored early with three runs jn the hOles until today after Felice ,.on 2. Sob.mnr t. Loh,ke, Tho ..oon· 1 era. Two ba8e blL--IUarsh.aJJ. Three bau hit Blommers. registrar be ~: tory. first and another in the third TO Torza of Wethersfield, Conn., had S.tur,'o.. Hom. runo-Palko, Mile 2'1' . Bankhead was soulldly wbacked trim the Chicago White Sox. 4-3, set the first round pattern with a ISacrlllc.I- B...... K.rr. Double play.- the university since 1945. ~owre)' .nd \VaUku.; Mbe and Kerr. has been an ex -otticio -, :for 10 hits and eight runs in the before 2,984 persons yesterday. three-under-par 70. Left .n b ....-Chlca'. 12: New York R. three and a third innings he work- I n.AeI on balls--Chhma.,. 3. 1<0,,-1,. M. member of the eligibility Berrl J. Strlk.outs-by XOilo I, Berr. committee, a subsidiaty , ed on the mound. He fanned two, ' Walter Mastersqn yielded nine hits :4. C hJpl11&n I. Ults-:KoSlo g In a innln,. ~. walked one and bit a batter. to gain his tenth victory. (n .. ne oul in 4th ); Bel'. (j In II; Chip .. committee to the Board man 7 In RIO'S; Kush S In n. Passed haJl1 of Control. Bankhead, however, gave the Eddie Lopat, the losing pitcher -Cooper. Wlnnln, pllcher-ne",; 101lnl "Mr. Blommers has a - 24;069 fans Of which about one who gave. up 10 hits. collected n BOiox Split; Jlltcher- K ush. ------fine background tram his ". third were Negroes-plenty to third of the Chicago swats with work with the eligibility c.heer ~bout when he s~ammed a two singles and a double. He al committtee and has '8 lin~ drive home ru~ a~amst L~fty soba'tied in two runs in runDing Hang Onto Browns Top Yanks strong interest in intel -'- Fritz Ostermuell.er I~hls only ~lme l his hitting streak to six saieties in collegiate athletic-'ll," .PrOf. • ~t bat..1t came 10 the second mn- the past nine times at bat. Leib commented in sup- mg. wlfh one man on base. ~d Buddy Lewis' infield single anQ On Lehner's Hilling travelled about 375 feet. landiJ;lg PAUL J. BLOMMERS port or his suc(:essor.- : • in th fifth row of the left field su:cesslve do~bles by Tom Mc- Third IPlace ST. LOUIS (IP)-A ninth Inning The new chairman of the Board o[ Control is a native of ·Ptila. seats.e 'Bnde and MIckey Vernon. gave single by Paul Lehner sent Bob Iowa. Blommers received his Ph.D. degree in education at the Mniver . Washin~ton its first two runs. DETROIT (IP)-Tex Hughson's sity in 1943. following B.A. and M.S. degress in mathematics at Cen • Hal Gregg-star~ l for Brookiyn Thll,n Vernon got home on Don strong right arm and the bit bats Dillioger across the plate with tral college and the university. ~ and .after getting tagged for lOur KOlioway's two-base tbrowing er of Ted Williams and Wally Moses Hf winning rp.n to give the SI. ---~ runs in the first inning and giving ror. ' kept the Boston Red Sox hanging Louis Browns a 4 to 3 victory over u.p a single ' and base on balls to What proved Washington's win narrowly onto second place in the the New York Yankees. The start olf the second, was :yanked ning run came in the third after SAM MELE. Red Sox. slnl'led In first Inning 01 yesterday's Boston Yanks Block Western American league yesterday after Yankees tied the game in the top • in favor of ,;Bank,head. . singles 'by Vernon and Stan Detroit game, advanced to thlr'd on two stralcht walks by Tiler. pitch dividing a double bill with third :sankhead. the first Negro pitch- Spence. .~ Art HouttemaD and iJCorel after Eddie La.ke·s catch of Ted Wlll place Detroit. of the ninth on George Stirn- Loop in Kansas City er ever to hurL in lhe majol's. lams 'Iy to creep mort. TiI'er 'fnt baseman Roy CulJenblne cdts 0" The sox fell into third momen- weiss' two-bagger. in organized ball can not be eslll- • quickly got two' strikes over on the throw as Catcher Bob Swift watches the runner score. Dillinger opened the last inning NEW YORK (JP)-George Weiss, blished within 10 miles ot al'l9~f ~rcnildon Pitches, (AP WIR£PHOTO) tarily by losing the opener, 12 to : ::~~:e:ir~~~te~~::~~d:ru~~~~ 1. to young Art Houtteman's sec with a single off relieler Floyd head of the New YOI'k Yankee without consent. Bats '$ '-to ViCtory Bevens, went to second on Al Zar- baseball farm system, said yester • rammed a double down t-he left ond straight five-hit pitching per iUa's sacrifice and scored on : •.field line to drive in a ·run. Before CLEVELAND (A')-Phil March Dirt Track Driver Rush ,Qualifiers for • formance but bounced back to Lehner's blow to center field. day he had no comment on Sena- THREE-l LEAGlJ IP! • Bankhea.d could retire the llia~he IIdon. after pitchtng a perfect Killed in Nebraska take the nightcap with ease, 9 to Aaron Robinson opened the tor Edwin C. Johnson's revelation Davenport 1. Qu Incy 0 I was ta,ged for another double game for seven innings, dot'lbled to sank hitting in the top of the ninth that the Yankees had refused 10 Evansville 2. Decatur t f .. • and single which produced tour score 'the winning run in the 12th 1. , OENT&AL ASIlOOII\TIO)\/ • , Air Races ORn, Neb. (JP)-Driver Waldo with triple. Lonnie Frey pinch permit the establishment of wes _ more markers to put the ,Pirates frame last night as' the Philadel National Hughson allowed the Tigers just a a Rockford 7. Hannibal 3 .' Barnett. about 40. was fatally in batted and took lirst when Bob • out in front, 8-0 . . _ ., .. ph~a Athlet\cs defeated the Cleve CLEVELAND (;p)-National Air four hits in the second game as I Muncrief's pitch hit him. Stirn tern league franchise in Kansas Bankhead ap~ared to h'ave land Indians. 2 to 1. race olficial$ tried to speed up jured yesterday during a dirt Moses collected four straight hits weiss then came up and blasted a City. Kas. • overcome his nervousness and The victory boosted the Ath qualifying trials yesterday with track race at the Loup Valley and scored four runs and Williams I?ouble to right-center field scor The Yankees operate the Kan I letics· lead for faurth place to one only two of the 76 planes entered sas City, Mo .• blues of the Ameri· [.1\111- , beld the Pirates scoreless i1f. the Fair and Auto races. knocked in five with his 26th ho- Ing both runners. • third and loudh innings. although and a hall JaJIles over the Indians, in the three-day speed program With an estimated 2,000 per bl d fl b l\ New York took the lead in the can Association. Johnson is pres NOW. Ends fridG.Y and gave Marchildon his 17th vic having completed ' their timing mer, a d ou e an a y a . second when they bunched three ident of ure Western league. the Pil'8tes loaded the ba~s in sons in the stands. :Barnett was the fourth on two singles and a tory of the setason . . He allowed runs. One of Moses' hiu was his sec- singles but the Brownies came "The Yankees' attitude now is leading the third race when his • hit baiter. five bits, all in the last four in The pilots were told that qual and home run of the yea,: and Roy back in the seventh to lead with the same as it was before," Weiss ninws / • r J ••• _. ~ " To • ,. I'" .... ~ n.uL'I' IO.AIr•• 1bN&DA'I', AnOn" rr.1N'f-PAOI 'I'DUI . . "1.947 Community (tiest Drive Oh, To Be aMoyie Critic! Runaway Youngster Held . ~ Hiring (auses :: Will Commence,October Sixth Wilson Plant ;~i Chest Board Names Emil G. Trott as Legion Will Back General Chairman Strike in (R CEDAR RAPIDS (JP')- Georle The Iowa City Community Universal Training Scurlock. chief steward for the Chest board announced yesterday NEW YORK, (JP')-Plans for an Un i ted Packio,house workers that Attorney Emil G. Trott has all-out American Legion drive for (CIO) at the local Wilson and been selected general chairman enactment of universal military company meat pack in, plant, said for the 1947 chest drive. training took shape yesterday at last ni,ht a work stoppale which Dates for the drive were set meetings of several of the organ Idled about 2,000 workers at the for October 6 to 20. Trott said the ization's committees preceding plant yesterday was called In pro next meeting is scheduled for the 29th annual convention. test a,alnst hiring a learner in Sept. 8. The nationai defense commit the ham boning department at less The size of this year's goal will tee, headed by S. Perry Brown of than "the historic rate" of pay. Jlot be determined until a later Beaumont, Tex., indicated strong Scurlock said the men had been date. The board, consisting of nine support of a bill introduced in called out for a meeUDI, which members, met Monday to outHne congress by Rep. Harry L. Towe will be held at 7 a.m. today. He campaign plans and appoint the (R-NJ) providing for a six-month , said there would be no work at Jeneral chairman. basic training period for all least until after the meetlnl, at Last ~ear's goal of $21,010 for American youth. which he said "the men will de five local projects was over sub The bill was reported favorablY cide what they want to do." scribed by $4,790. by the house armed services com Plant mana,er Harry Palmer General chairman last year was mittee but made no further pro said he knew at the dispute, but Prof. Ralph H. Ojemann of the gress in the recent session. declined to discuss It. H~ cited the university's child welfare depart Meanwhile, blue legion uni labor contract clause which pro ment. forms and multi-colored caps vides, he said, a ban on strikes Mrs. J. L. Records, 121 Grand made their appearance amona and lockouts, and added, "this is avenue court, wlll again be in New York's crowds in ever in not a lockouL" charge of headquarters which wlll creasing numbers as the opening Scurlocll: said a company pro be in the council chambers of of the big conclave neared. The: posal to reduce trimmers leam City hall. She has been Commun first session of the four-day con in, ham bonin, to the lea men Ity Chest secretary since the an vention will be tomorrow. rate had been tllten up between nual campaigns were started here THE GIRL WITH THE EYES AND OMBRERO above Is Vivlane Romance. 8tar of tbe French movie. company and union official, in "Carmen," which ap~ared at a local theater la t sprin". A note sil-ned 'Vlvlane' received yesterday and i1l·1932. Chicago. Trott is Iowa City's police addressed to Jack O'Brien, Dally Iowan critic, h"as been tran lated from French &8 follows: "I have International union representa Judge, appointed last March. He New FM Station At read ,our criticism of mY latest rum, and I have thOUI'M, perhaps you would like one of mT ,hoto tive Horace Gates, of Chlcaao, was said yesterday he would appoint rraphs. You are truly a lamous crlUc and a ,ood critic. The Dally Iowan I. ver, luck,. With love, enroute to Cedar Rapids last nJ,ht, assistants soon, and that head University Now Test Vlvlane." The card bore a Paris postmark. The Dally lowan's "'amous" crlth~ 11 now vacatlonl ... at Scurlock said. quarters would then be estab his home In Brainerd, Minn. Ushed. A veteran , organizer of com Broadcasting Daily ,SUI Receiyes munity projects, Trolt was rural 106 chairman for War Relief fund The new frequency modulation Offer Board Post to so11citation in 1945, one of the broadcasting (FM) you have been Barrack Apartments hearing so much about is here years when that activity was com Hill Under Unified ~N Al\IBITlOU LAD Is Ralph G. Pen, Jr., U or Sliver Sprtoll. bined with the Community Chest. even though for just a few min- ~laryland. Ralph Is hown ponderln&' his luiure In Juvenile HaU, Los Acceptance of 106 completed He also directed many other civic utes each day. • Anrelel, wbere he Is beln, held awailln, aetlon by his parentI for hII barracks apartments in Finkblne ~roject s, including the Victory Station KSUI in Iowa City Is Armed F,orces Plan return to Maryland. He told authorl&les be ran away rrom bOlJle &0 park was announced yesterdiy by clothing and emergency food col broadcasting about 30 minutes Mrs. Imelda Murphy, manager ot WASHINGTON (JP)-Arthur M. try to ,et a horse and land a Job as a movie eowbor. He wa. picked lections in January, 1946, and the each day, playing records and up when, with only a quarter In his pockets, he wired heme 'or the university dormitory assiPl emergency food collection in May Miss Hill, Charleston, W. Va., bus line checking equipment. money. Ill' TBI AII80ClATltD pal8B ment office.' 1946. He and the Rev. Fred W. Checking of equipment has been executive, yesterday was offered The apartments are In the 100, Putnam conducted . a city-wide gOing on for a couple of days Mathre th post of chairman of the na 200, 300.,and .§OO blocks. Persons rellgious census early this year. according to Prof. Carl Menzer, tional security resources board assigned to the unlumished hous Trott was also Christmas seal WSUI station manager. under the unified armed forces. Tales of American Legion Conventions ing may move in Immediately. campaign chairman on two occa ToWed This became known a few hours Comparing FM and AM (the The furnished apartments wlll be sions, and an active participant in after' Secretary 01 the Navy For ordinary type of broadcasting), ready fol' occupancy In a tew days, several Red Cross drives. restal disc losed HllJ had been ask Leava Hotelmen Unsure of Best Methods Menzer said, "There is a wide Tomorrow she said. He is a graduate of the Uni ed to take an Important post with- This is the third release of versity of Iowa. and received his range of audio frequencies receiv in the new set-up which Forrestal NEW YORK (JP')-There ate two pass the Pennsylvania, the latter ed on FM in comparison to AM." will leave the pillows and phone apartments in the Pinkbine park JD degree in 1939. He took a short will head as secretary of defense. kinds of hotel managers in New area, brlnging the total of com refresher course at the Harvard The average human ear will books in the rooms. Hill called to the White House York this week-the cynical and pleted apartments to 486. There law school in 1945 . pick up frequencies from a low of for a conference with President the trustmg - and they won't But the 40 and eight parade Current Community Chest board around 20 cycles to a high of ,does pass the New Yorker. so dur are 636 apartments in the proJect. Truman, Forrestal and Secretary know until after next Sunday There are 68 housing units yet members are H. S. lvle, chairman; around 16,000. FM brings more of of War Royall. whether the honor system or the ing certain hours there will be to be completed in Finkblne park., Prof. Roscoe Woods, treasurer; these !ceq uencies to the listener Hill, 55, is chairman of the "take-no-chances" method was no pillows or telephone books In 38 In Templin park and 34 In the Atty. Emil G. Trott, vice-chair than does AM. the rooms. Any on~ who wants to board ' at the Atlantic GreYhound the right one. south section at Westlllwn. man ; Atty. D. C. Nolan; D. W. Another great difference in the corporation, operating a busline The management of the Hotel throw confetti will have to Welt; S. Lyle Duncan; I. J. Bar- two types of broadcasting is the along the eastern seaboord. IPenn sylvania, where the Ameri- smuggle it in.. . ron; Prof. R. H. Ojemann, and short distance the FM signal will D4t'ing the war, he was chair- can Legion has its headquarters, Gideon Bibles, however, will Wedemeyer Arr,iYes Miss Pauline Kelley. reach in comparison to the AM man 01 the secretary of the navY's is one ot the cynical ones. AI stay In all rooms at both hotels range. public · works committee. director though tbe lour-day convention they "might help deter the wicked F'M will reach only to the hori DR. AND MRS. A.I. MATURE, Cambrldll'e, 111., announce the mar of the transportation branch In the doesn't start oUiciall?, until Thurs Intentions." For Korean ~\ud~ Bravest at all is the Governor Start Construction of zon, while AM follows the con rlace tomorrow of their daughter, Connie, to John Le ko. son of Mr. secretary's office, and chairman of day, the Pennsylvama lobby Is al SEOUL, Au,. 26 (lP)-Presid.nt tours of the earth for a greater and Mrs. M.J. Lesko, Royal Oak, Mich. Miss Mathre, a graduate of a navy rubber survey committee. ready bare. All lamps. chairs and Clinton hotel. Although It wUI house the forty-and-elghters, Its Truman's special investi,ator, Lt. distance. Cambrtdre hl'h sohool, was graduated 'rom the Vnlversl~y of Iowa The unified defense establishment sofas are in storage. Phone Cable from management maintained a bU$l Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, arriv Menzer said, "One of the :fine In February, 1947. Her fiance, a graduate of St. Mary's htrh school, will come Into being about mid- But at the Lexington hotel ness-as-usual attitude, even when ed 1n strife torn southern Korea phases of the new FM is the fact Royal Oak, Is a Junior In tbe University of Iowa college of enctneer September, when Forrestal for- where about 800 legionnaires are today at the hei,ht of renewed In,. 'She weddln, will take. place In Visitation church, Kewanee, Ill, a colleague pointed out: Iowa to Minnesota that it reduces electrical inter mally assumes his new role as first to be guests the manager summed "That outfit is supposed to be bickering between American and ference and noise to a minimum." After Sept. 10 the couple will be at home at 911 E. Wa hinFton street. secretary at a single department up hi s plans for the Invasion in Russian occupation authorltles. DES MOINES (JP)- Construc one word-"nothing." hell on wheels." For reception, FM requires a John L. Horgan, general man The general announced that hls tion of a ~55-mlle underground in whic~ the army, navy and air He said he thought the fear of different receiver from AM. Many economic mission would conduct long distance telephone cable sys forces Will be on a par. horseplay "rather mythical" and ager of the Lincoln hotel, is an receivers are built to handle both other do-nothlng'er. He ,ave two a week's survey with "complete tem between Des Moines and Meetings, Spe.ch..... believed the destructive element types of broadcasting so ,that the IExotic Fireflies reasons. objectivity, with no commltments ; I Minneapolis is under way with Marriage Licenses among the legionnaires would be and no preJudll1lent." listener may tune in FM when Marriage licenses were issued 1. He was iI hotel man when completJon expected early in 1949. Fashion 'Bugs' Glow small. the legion took over the city in ------ ever reception gets bad over the to four couples at the county "Nter all," he said, "they are In announcing the $8,000,000 standard broadcast band. IP37 and at his hotel, "they didn't of our 1,500 rl!sl!rvatJons the "roject, the Northwestern Bell For Caballeros Town 'n' clerk's office yesterday. all human beings." . gentlemen have their wives with The couples were Harold Ock Manager J . T. Harper at the Ho even upset salt cellar." 'telephone company and the long 2. "1 notice that in 90 percent them." lines department of the American In Spain, it isn't the light in the enfels, Marlon, and Mable Mon tel Edison was unconcerned, but tague, Cedar Rapids; Charles E. not so trusting. He said he was • Telephone and Telegraph company senorita's eyes that nails the ca PERSONAL NOTES Ashton and Marjorie F'itzpatrick, moving the furniture out of the said the new cable would be at ballero. More than likely It's the Campus the coaxial type which may pro both of Iowa City; Willard J. lobby to make room for bands that fireflies in her hair! Clark, North Liberty, and Helen may come in and parade around. vide as many as 1,200 telephone' Mr. and Mrs. Alva Oathout, The Spanish ladies wrap these SPANISH AMERICAN WAR channels. 627 Bradley street, and sons, Eu E. Harapat, Iowa City, and Donald "Nothing spectacular," he add glow worms in gauze and place VETERANS _ Spanish American L. Dunton and Miriam R. Nesley, ed. "Just the same thing we do The cable will be routed in Iowa gene and Ronald, have returned them in thelr hair for that extra War Veterans and their auxiliary on New Year's eve." STOP!' by way of Ames, Iowa Falls and both of Cedar Rapids. from a three week's vacatittn trip little bl~ of allure. will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow The Pennsylvania and the Hotel Mason City. Extending from the in Estes Park and Norwood, Colo. That IS one use for the firefly of at the Johnson county courthouse. It ' ls estimated that the United New Yorker got together on the ATTD main cable will be branch cables the type yoU see around Iowa City • _ • States has a minimum need for pillow and telephone book situa- of regular wire to Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Bollhoefer these su.mmer evenings. The Cu- I REBEKAH LODGE-At 8 p.m. 252000 tons of natural rubber per Itlon and worked it out like this; Pt. Dodge. and son, Skippy, 921 Hudson ave bans bave another use tor these tomorrow Iowa City Rebekah yea~. Since the Legion's parades don't "DRUGSTORE ON PlaCing of the section of the nue, have returned !rom a two untortunate members of the bee- lodge, No. 416, will meet in the coaxial cable between Des Moines month's vacation in Colorado. tie family. Odd Fellows ball. THE CORNER." and Ames already is in progress Placed in the lace pocket of a • • • and is scheduled for service late Prof. and Mrs. Philip Mechem Cuban belle's gown, the effect is LIONS CLUB-Dr. Andrew H. thi! year. and son, Charles, 228 E. Church exotic-they say. Anyway the Woods will speak on "Insanity in (J.L. Sampson, vice president street, have returned after spend idea is exotic. the Law Courts" to members of and general manager of North ing three months in Texas and Natives in tropical countrles the Lions club at noon today in western Bell, said the cable pro place them in bottles and use them Reich's cafe. ject Is part of a $200,000,000 con Mexico City. as lanterns. The Aztec Indians ______Itruction program scheduled for packed the bugs in fine-meshed LOOK! completion over the next five A recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. baskets for a similar use. AI Donovan Involved in years. Herman Worton and Mrs. A. N. The Japanese hunt lightning Auto Crash; $115 Loss AT OUR LARGE VARIETY 7 Special small "repeater" build Hilfman, +211 S. Clinton street, was bugs-for sport. ings will be built at regular inter Ruth Hillman, Chicago. Miss Bul, above all, Ihe lightning bug A car driven by AI Donovan, OF MEIlCHANDISE. vals along the cable route and in Hilfman will leave for Pullman, is a mystery. He carries in his route 3, ran into the rear of a car add i t Ion special power-source Wash., where she will be employ abdomen all the secrets of a heat parked at the corner of Van equipment to be spaced about ed as dietitian at Washington less light. If scientists could un Buren and Market streets Monday every 60 m-Ues will require addi State college after Sept. 1. She is derstand these secrets, electricians night, causing a total of $115 dam tions to some telephone buildings a former graduate of the Univer- might all be out of work. age to the two vehicles. along the route. sity of Iowa. • What inthests scientists in the The accident report stated that Through cities the cable will be Eugene Worton, son of Mr. and insects is the lack of heat Involved Donovan made a lett turn from SHOP! . burled in condui ts under streets Mrs. Herman Worton, Is vacation in their giving off ligh t. It the Market street and crashed into the and elsewhere it will be buried ing with his aunt and uncle, Mr. substance luclferin, which helps auto owned by Harold G. Spitzer, In the ground. It is the first coax and I Mrs. Glen HilUtlan In Chica make the light, could be dUPlicat 416 S. Dodge street, causing $75 AT OUR COMPlETE DEPARTMENT SERVICE ial cable to be installed in Iowa. go. erganizing the three departments under one head can be completed. imagination of the public. listen," while a woman from a peak demands." N('w flags are flyil1O' today that an Englishman i!! belter Actual setting up of the new national security organization cannot In fact, Hummert's brainchild to obtain an unbiased and expert lower cultural level came out with Current crude oil production in Karochi and New D Ihi , Je accomplished until the day after Secretary of Defense James For than an Indian, IIindu India I appe~led to the public's imagina- servey, authorities in four depart "I think they are perfectly hor averaging 5,100,000 barrels Ii day heralding one of the greatest 'estal takes the oath of office, or 60 days aCter the act was passed. rid!" is a new high record. ijtiU clings to the pul refactive tion so strongly, Whiteside re- ments of research were used: Rncl strangest events ill all his Unless Forrestal takes the oath before that date, the act automatically lates, that with the cooperation of business, radio, psychological and Like their sisters across the Nevertheless, several mlddie tory. cOl'pse-idea of casle, all i1]!;ti Jecomes effecti ve Sept. 24. several soap manufacturers and public opinion. Realizing the dif country there were more local west companies recently were H is gl'eut because it tutio)] certain to jnhibit dis- The air force staff is making a detailed study of all lunctions now the birth of new stories such as (erences in people caused by thejr women whq listened than those forced to allocate gasoline supplies who did not, but not in compari changes the politiclIl slate' of tribution of J'nclhm democracy being performed by the AAF and those to be performed I:>y the new "David Harum" and "Ma Perkins", conditions in life, the survey also to jobbers and distributors In 12 United States oil' force. Some will merely need to be continued, others son. The fact that WSUl: does not lIelll'ly a fifth of the WOrld IS last year Hummert Radio Features decided to combine the known states during part of June and and to shackl at a thou, and will have to be taken over from various war department agencies and (he and his wife formed a new facts concerning their interview otfer the usual products of the all Qi July and August. population 1111(1 ue'callse it tm'ns the collecti've material a third group will require entirely new provisions. or g ani z a lion) consumed one- ees economic circumstances with soap mills might account for the "Because transportation prob marks another slage, of great effort. The Journal thinks Forrestal will have Kenneth Royall as secre eighth of all the network time the known facts concerning their slighter interest shown in this lems are intensified there, !he lmpPl'tallc(> in ways y t to be Pal' fl'om ha.ving a healthy, tary of the army, W. Stuart Symington as secretary 01 the air force available during daytime hours. educational achievements, thus community. middlewest is the most criUcal known, of the ma . ive hi. tory literate, energetic. mass, thll In and elthel' John L. Sullivan 01' W. John Kenny as secretary of the Conducted on an assembly-line est a b lis h i ng three c$1lposite Who listens to the soap operas? area in the country," the report of Britain. Tt is strange, even dia. move into the struggl of navy. basis, they poured out 3,64'0 levels. It's rell11y much sater to ask who said. High demand in the region doesn't? At least there doesn't ill a world where the sU'ange self-government weighted by • • • • scripts totaling six million words, These levels, in reality are only was attributed to the number of lias become common place, be • WHITHER MEAT PRICES?--'Congressional and agriculture de according to Whiteside, to propa· labels for masses of types of peo seem to be any indication that cars in use which are at or n~ar throngs 01' snch f 0 1'10 r 11 partment sources think that present high meat prices are due to gate the sins, sobs and sufferings pie but they are convenient. The they are on their way out. Wheth prewar levels, doubled consump· ctlllse it eo n tains Pllollgh h is wretches as cannot be uelieved torical pal'adox to staggeJ' drop within the next ,few months. Agriculture offioillls say that con of their 14 continuing soap operas. high cultural level consists of er you Jive in San Francisco or tion of gasoline on farms, and In· I1nless Men-" citizen. " whose Iowa City, Mr. America, chances creased use of oil for home heit· even the shock-ha rd enecl 1'('11- sumer demand and lean supplies dUl'ing the off-season have con These "shirt tall" dramas, he says, those who have COmpleted high total belongings amOltnt to the spired to -keep prices up. However, they report that shipments of are your wife would sooner }lart ing and diesel locomotives_ son of this et'a. are conceived in outline by the school or college and who are cotton yardage w l' a p p e d grass-fed cattle next month should do much to ease the Jlresent situa Hummerts and carried on by their in the high or high-middle eco- Independence comeR 10 In al'ound them and the 1l1elll of tion. 14 playwrights. nomic level. The low is made up dia's millions Ilt a time when the moment, if lhey have it. In A house agriculture subcommittee, however, pinned down the When one realizes lhat of the pf those who have less than high the pl·e. sU/'e of circumstanccs the citie' they Jeep in dool' amount of increase in forthcoming supplies. It quoted "reliable live 42 million daytime listeners in school education, and who are in OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN PI' I'ywherc is making fr dom ways, Ii ving receptacles of stock authorities" as saying it would be 15 percent. the nation approximately 80 per- the low-middle or low economic not ca. ier to win but hardel'; The subcommittee was undecided whether this would have any cent of them are women, he has levels. Obviously, the average is such propertylessnes. as the [email protected] or, ••lIed.I~~ \II sa. ""- at a time iUclf'f'd when lhf' west never Haw in dal'kest measurable effect on prices. The group said that Jarge exports of little trouble in determining the composed of people whose educa ~ d ..I '1 Ottle.. , Old Oopllol. "'/hl lor lb. GENE.AL WOJICII meat would have to be trimmed down or discontinued before domes type and character of programs tion and economic condition places \~ Ibould be dO.IUed ... lIls lb. olty .d'lor or Til. Dolly ...... United Kin.gdom happens to feudal limes. ]n all classes • " ,n.,..room In E •• I Holl. GENERAL NOTrOES mUll b. 01 'f" DtIr be imposing upon its 011'11 enorgy and literacy I'till far tic consumers would benefit. offered. Long and loud have been them midway between the two Iowan by ! P."'. t"e •• )' a-utleedln, lint p.WlcaU•• t ••Ui~" Housewives across the nation have adopted a wait-and-see atti the moans from women, as Well as extremes. !!fO'" b. o.'nted by 1.I.plloft., on. maol Dt TtrED oa LiollLl people 1I1 0 r e cncroachment (lWRITTEN ODd SIGNED b1 a reno.llbl. perIOD, lowel' than in any 01 her people tude. In Washington, loin lamb chops are selling from 90 cents to men, as to who "could listen to Back to the 54 percent mention- than a fl'ee peoplehaR ever who ever attempted s(~ lf -gov $1.20 a pound, sirloin steak from 85 cents to $1.10, ahd round steak, suoh trash." ed in the CBA survey, In the top VOL. KXlll, No. 285 Wed~etlda.y. Au,u1.2T: lh! votcd in peace, a nd- yet Indian ('rnmen!. which brought 60 cents last autumn, is up to 90 cents. fJ'pedom is not buing wl'e ted Well, who does listen to the econop1ic group, those who can Lest all of this, how ev~l', • • • • soap operas? Approximately 54 afford aU the luxuries, 35 percent UNiVERSITY CALENDAR from t hi~ r'cgiment d p ople s elh a belated fi 'ond thought • EXCLUSIVE CLUB-Russia's declared intention to bar from percent of \he women at home were devoted followers and on the Wednesday, Auntt n Beginning of Orientati n IJId but had J'QI' ~he usking. agail1st British withdrawal, membership in the United Nations those peoples she does not like during the daytirrle twirled their next step down the ladder, 48 Close of Independent Study Registralion. A II previous independcnce let it be remember'ed that while and who are too friendly to the western powers is likely to touch dials five limes a week for their percent were strong supporters. Unit. Monda.y, Sept. !:I has been won because a people colonialism did hot create the off a battle which may freeze membership at its present level. favorites. 46 percent either ignor- The further down the scale, the Monday, J'ept. 15 7:30 a.m. Opening of ClasseL Officials see in the Soviet move a determination to keep .!lown as ed Lorenzo Jones or preferred more audience for the operas. This • I I. .. had developed at least effec situation, it ilid not solve it (For Information reradln, dates beyond ICbetl.le. ~ ,. dance music. could be accounted for by the fact til.. tive solidarity against the co either. Free peoples could no far as possible the votes which might be raised against her on many trervatlon In tbc office of tbe President, Old Capllel,) lonial power. Indian indc longeI', therefore, deny In issues piling up on the agenda ot the securlty coUnCil and the gen (These figures were compiled that those bomes had less money pendenc is taking pl,ice Ill1dflr dians the right to try to work eral assembly. after 18 months of intensive pro- to spend for other kinds of activ gram and audience research by ity. conditions so opposite that an out theil' own salvation. '1'he _As a result of Russia's barring of Ireland, Portugal, Transjordan GENERAL NOTICES Jndian people does not emerge and others, the western powers are likely to st!\nd Jast against the the Central Broadcasting System Contrary to the oft-repeated fact that the pOl'tents are dark admission of any of the Balkan satellites. throughout the country. In order phrase, "only illiterates or morons UNIVERSITY LmR~RY HQUI\S Educatlon-..hUOaiIp., • "'.... ev n al the out. et, bllt at least should make westel'll peoples • • • • !listed is the libr.ary schedule ogy library E~st hall' 8:~O a.m. lWO people!! arid as.orted ub the more generous in gi ving from ~ug. 9 to Sept. 21, " J' ' . • CLOCK' WATCR£R8-The seven girls in the office of Senator ReadlDl' room, Mac~lde hall; ·to 12 noon )VIonday thr~uah Jii. groupings. India thus comes assi tance. John H. Overton (D-La), are the envy of all the other hUlldreds of SALLY'S SALLIES • ,I> _oJ 8:81) a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to day. 8:30 a.1lL to 12 noOil Saldr- into political exi. ten e at the I emplqyes on Capitol Hill-in the ntornlnll. same moment that a subconti Other stenographers and secretaries-still on the job though con 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. day. , 8:50 a.m. to 12 nooll Saturday. Reserve readllll' room. nent called "India" ceases to Men Top Women gress is in recess-reach their offic~s at 9 ll.m. and have worked an qJi4rr ex ist. hour by the time Overton's Coree strOlls leisurely In, Periodical readllll' room, library annex; 8:30 a.m. to . 12 nOQn IDd Nor'is division of India a The explanation is that Overton is a bitter toe of daylight saving annex; 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday tb~ JJ1pre political separation "sug On Accident Deaths time, in 'Hect throughout Washington except in his office where the 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon att gested" by disparate eultUl'a.! three clocks are still on eastern standard time. IfridAy. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Sat- ul'day. factors. It is in. tead the InRl'k Men' are more often victims The senator's daughter, Ruth, who works In the oIfiCf!, insists urday. Schedules of hours f~r ()th~ ~ of enmities so fanatical that of accidents than women, ac that being an hour behind the rest of Washington has not been COI) Government documents depart- partmen\allibraries will ~ ~ cording, to the 1947 edition of fusing. She says the girls who work with her have no apparent trouble rnent, library annex; 8:30 a.m. to on the doors of each librarY, Indin 's "Ubllratiob" is attend 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- The monthly board ot c...... ed by massacres which are not "Aecident ]1'acls," tile Na in keeping dinner dates. tional Safety coulicil '8 statiR .day through Friday. 8 :~ O a.m. to ciety will be held tOday a\ 3 p.m. di min ish ing but increasin g. 12 noon Saturday. in room 301 Schaeffer hall. The mas ' acre~ are motivated, tical yearbook. EVs are not Communists and do in the face of this supremply Men fllr oU~DulJ1bel' women Union Says ~abor not advocate ovet'throw of the modern political event, by rc in accidelltal deaths - about go.vernment by tIlegal methods. ligions antagoni. mll of sueh a seven to three. Only in fa]]s, They 'I1le required of all officers WSUI PROGRAM CALfNDAR taw 1.$ Tota1itarian of a unioh in order fOI' it to share fUl'y as began sllbsiding in the burns and poisonings d i,cI ... in the board',. s!1rvices. I, : 15 a.",. Melodl~. You Love 8;00 •. m. MornIng Chapel , west with tbe end of the Women come any where Ilear WASHINGTON (A') - The na 1:30 a,m. News .:15 a.m. N'ews Uonal labor relations board yes .Lynch declared the plan would 11:40 '.m. On ",'" Home Fronl ' :SO •. m. Morning ' Melodle. Thirty Yeat'S' Wol·. the record of the' men, and in -) tE:rday spurned a union effort to put his pattern makers·"under a IN411 a.m. SPOrl~ TllJ\c • ~:OO a.m. Proudly W. Hall J ndepenoencc was WOIT ill all of these categories they !;IliLl 2! ,WANTED 1------MOTOR SERVICE 1r-~""-.~I~G~N~I=n~O~N~----~ Fountain Help. • CARBURETORS .GENERATORS .STARTERS Apply in person • QRIGGS II STRATl'ON at Racines. MOTORS Pyramid Services He S. Clbllon Dial 5713 Help Wanted Wanted lady to operate steam table. 11 to 2 and 5 to 7. Ford Hopkin' Drug Store Help Wanted Full time and part time help AlRCRAF'l' MECHANIC Geor&'e Bogardus, 32, of Troutdale. Ore., • rot the Idea. to ny to New York City so be built an airplane and flew wanted. $30 a week. Six day to Roosevelt Field, N.Y .• recently. The three-stop flight on 110 I!allons G!ORG,E'S to eai Donnally ac In. Ile swallowed a can of lye 26 years ago. week. Yearly paid vacation STANDARD SERVIOE l $51M) to build the 65 horsepower ship. ~ir-conditi oned store. Apply in Cor. Clinton II'Burlbl..... person. •PHOTOGRAPHY Ford HopkiJ1S . 201 E, Washington KENT PHOTO Service 1Salt, Plcw.... ID 'I'be .... Weddln* Pho' NOTICB AppUeatlo.· Pi...... QuU,, ' asa.m DeY. If ...... OPEN S!PTEMBER 1ST Iq. Other .pecial.... ft.... rile Swank Bakery wi,ll soon rnP117 be open to serve you the best in ' 115" Ie,.. An. DIal 1111 bakery goods. We thank you for waiting while FLYING INSTRUcTION we repair the fire damage and remodel our store. \ SWANK BAKERY AnENTION G.I.'s 211 E. Colle,e [.earn to flr under the G~ FURNlTlJRB MO\~__ bill of rlCJh", at DO COIIt to ; you. MAHER BROS. 1'RAIftWEB For Partlc:u1an CaD F~EWcl.DI Fund~ MovlnV SHAW AIRCRAFT CO. AIICI \ MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BAGGAGE TRANSFIR DIal '8U Da, lID H .... DIAL - 9696 - DIAlt .. . ..--.., .... ~--.- ... l'IIE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST U, lN7-PAOE sd Ready J~t ~mber for Anl1Y -. Preacher Charged IVern Allphin Outlines World Peace Objectives 19 Republics i Community Dads Announce With. Manslaughter At Kiwanis Luncheon A program of objectives lor In ~oisoning Case world peace was presented by Vole Defense \' Events for Field,Day 'Sunday Vern Allphin, Council Blulfs, gov SUMMERVILLE, Ga. (JP)- A ernor of the Iowa Nebraska Ki Rittenmeyer Reports murder charge against The Rev. wanis district, a t ~the Kiwanis Of 'Hemisphere Four Babies Born Gordon Miller was reduced to district, at the Kiwanis luncheon Refreshment Stand manslaughter yesterday, and a At Mercy Hospital yesterday. QUIT ANDINHA, Brazil ~_ Arrangements Made brother of a member of the prea Soil conservation, educational Nineteen American republira cher's flock who died following a improvement - including higher Boys and girls will compete fOr Four babies were born Monday rural poison-drinking religious teacher pay-emphasis on h