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* * * * * * * * * ·Stassen Says U.S. Highlights of Truman Address Symington ",orld itaalion - The [I'CC nations must build up the military Security Requires stren&th needed to support the rute 01 law in the world. Defense - The United States must more than double Its detense Named to Head efforts and be prepared to maintain a very strong defense Cor many Armament Director years. HASTINGS, NEB. I1JII _ Former Wh t to do - We mu t produce th m terials and equipment, New Program Minnesota Gov. Harold Stassen rais the money lind prevent inflatton. WASHJNGTON (.4» - President said Saturday night the security Taxes - There is only one sensible way to pay lor increased de­ Truman Saturday night set up a and "well beina" of America caU powerful new wa,e-prlec-produc­ tor the immediate appointment of fen es - p ylng for them II· we go, ou~ of taxes. lnllation - Inflation would hurt u more in the long run than tlon control !>Y tern to slccJ' the overall directors of armament pro­ nation through a mighty defense now. duction nd economic mobiliza­ higher taxes prOlram that may last lor many tion. GuldinI' prlnclfll~8 - For con. umers: buy only what you reaUy years aod cost lar more than Stassen, in a speech before the need and cannot do without. For businessmen: do not pile up Inven­ $30-blllion annWJlly. Nebraska Republican post-primary tori ; hQld your prices down. For wage earners: do not IIsk tor wage Mr. Truman tl'Hled a Dew convention, said increase beyond what Is needed tor the cost of living. "eeGDolllie Itablll.. llon aleaey" cltlzens will "re­ For all ot us : ave as much as we can out ot current income, pro­ te eurb both pi'lees aD' wares ceive their mon­ vld tor the future and provide inve tment funds needed to exp nd b" voluntary me.... aow-lUld ey's worth for by war- lyle celllnn wben and huge sums that and local governments hould kCCp present rent If needed. must be spent Warning that the fight ag Inst !fect. for armament" CommunIst a"res ion will dc­ only if an ex­ mand saerlflce from every Amer­ perienced direc­ • Threat of Johnson Icao. the pr ident declared :.h t tor is named. price and wage controls will be The task of 116 Imposed "\\JgolOusly ond prompt­ economic mobili­ M,n e r 5 Now Sa f e Resigning Seen as ly" it either wOles or prlecs '.let zation can "never ouI or hand. be done by scatterinr: it am:lI1g lh And he lerved notlce that In· polltlclllly appolntcd ficlive mc 111- But 10 Feared Dead Crisis for Truman du try "to the extent necessary" bers ot a pr idcnt's cabinct and will have to stop makin, some £W 'U 1 0 'K, 'COTL 0 ( undu·) ( P) - The WASHINGTON (IP) - Pre 'idcnt official (amily," Stas en _ald. clvUian goods and belln turnini Stas en also recommended ap­ la~t of the klJ{l\\ll urvi..-ors of the cw Cumnock mine cl~astcr Truman had twin crise on his hand· Saturday night - cabin 1 out military equipment. pointment of a commanding gen­ \\II..'n' broll~ht to Ihe surfac· carl to<.lny. In a ra410 - televlllion ad­ eral for joint defen. e weslern controversy at home, P mllitory ot OHielals at th pilhead said th t ------predicament abroad. dr to the naUon, the chlet Europe. a general tor American 116 men had b en re 'cued !ter exeeuUve called for lepa to military _trategy in weslern Pa­ At home, there loomed the def­ b(;lng trapped nearly t 0 days at Cedar Rapids Man Inite possibility that the storm PUP production. keep InflaUon cific area. and an .lad{1'linlstra­ the botlom or II 720-!cot pit by cent r of the cabinet quarrol, De­ in eheeJr. and PUI the moblliza­ tor for an American economic a cave-ln. fcnse Secy. Louis Johnson. mieht \lon 1'I'0rram on • pa,-a -you­ 51' ATUTE ,..'US proaram in non-Communist areas o ) The re rued men. dirt . lIred Held in Shooting move out. '0 bull. In Asia. nd worn. wor la rna. k and The only formal acllon nec­ I . Higher taxes for everybody. " A Republican-controlled con­ re plrator to rawl throu,h a CEDAR RAPIDS (IP) - An el- e ..ry would be WhIte HOUle Mr. Truman said his call for II $5- aress would "insist" th e ap­ b rrler of pol oned coal , derly man wos shot to death Sat­ aceeptance of &be resipaUon billion rise in Income taxes Is AMEllCAN AND SOUTH KOREAN OLDIER (1) elc ed ,ap In deten e perimeter between ~o .... - pointments be made, he said, "just "only the first Installment" He chon and Kyondu to easll North Korean threat to Taeeu. outh Korean pushed we , from K,ona-Ju. b fore makin, their way to Ihe urday with a .12 gauge shotgun whlcb all cabinet membel'1l 'lie as the 80th GOP conaress i re­ sked an exte profits tax to t{:8. troops wUhsioccl continual enemr pres ure nor th and northwest of Tae,u (2). British unlta abo tOil of the Knock hlllIJoch c tie ond police sald a man who lived when the., take office. sponsible for Paul HolLman's ap­ mine. In Korea, American and oth r make sure nobo

o ••••• Ii keep record ot their prices and to 1~000 men, apparently seeking a ever, the Reds were organizing a MilwaUkee •..•• M Details or the program were out­ reLcntative In the eurity coun­ TOKYO (SUNDAY) 11JII- A vio­ Set in Des Moines RI.m.rtk ...... (ill cil, said the U,S. attitude was the costs betwcen last May 2. ami wca.k spot in Allied lines which "major buildup" in the Hyonpung lent earthquake rocked Toltyo and ". Mol...... 81 Lined Saturday by Gen. Mark W. they did not lind. bridgehead. Itan... {'II, ...... II Clark, chief of the army field arne on Com m u n 1st Chinese June 2•. the entire Kanto plains area at DES MOINES (.4» - Six mur­ 111,1 - I. PoOl .... .s. He acted under the econcmic '0 •••••••••••• forces, in a statement distributed charges that a U.S. plane started ,Some of the Red heat on Taegu Hyonpunll', 14 air miles south­ about 12:23 p.m. (10:23 p.m. Sat­ der cases have been Iist~d fOr as­ Omaha .• 19 lou CUy ...... 81 by the department of defense. a Chinese airstrip in Manchuria powe15 bill which he signed Fri­ was '- cooled by the closlng of the west of Tae,u. Is on Ihe north urday Iowa time) today. I •••••••••• sii!1ment at Polk county's Septem­ O •• &on ~ "and on the false charge that we day. This lives him the power to breach in the line between Yong­ flank of the U.S. Second division. ber term of court. MIami . 1 ••••••••• , 13 Under a new directive, he re­ American occupation personnel ew Vork •. •••• ••• If are guilty of aggression In For­ put price ceilings on Individual chon and Kyongju northeast of County Attorney Ed S. Thayer, ported, every trainee-no matter said it WAS the heaviest quake Hrl Worlh ...... 11 Items if be finds that (I) the Taegu. HURRICANE ROARING AGAIN who listed more than 200 criminal ew Orlean, •. to... .18 the type duty he may get - Is mosa." they had felt durin, the five-year New Y.,k ...••.•• . • at lie added: "We are ror rad­ price hal risen "Ilnreasonably" .But-tA&-Reds -still were a con­ MIAMl, FLA. (.lPl-An airforce postwar occupation period. cases for hearing 'On assignment OeDver ...... 1'1 subjected to 14 weeks ot trainlna tinulrtg threat to the South Korea belore District :Judge Loy Ladd Ph.enlx .•.••..•••... &0 In Infantry fighting tactlcs. After tlndln, eomndsslonll on these above the May 24-June 24 level B-29 "hurricane hunter" found The six-story modern Radio Le An.tJel ,...... 'Tn llrovisional capital from the north. toCiay. said the tirst murder case that he gets a brush-up as a mem­ charles. We are apinal Illow­ or threaten to do so, and (2) the Saturday night that the Atlantic Tokyo building In the downtown .n PrancinG •.. . , "'" In, the Chinese Communists &0 Increase materially affects living Pow-erful forces there have been storm has regenerated and now to be ' tried would be that of taUle •...•..•.••.• j'! ber oJ a unit operating under bat­ sector swayed more violently than Wlnnlpel •••••••.•..il eome to the scearlty council only and defClllie costs. haVlmering incessantly at Ameri­ U5 Charles Baratta. - ~I·MI Ib( tle conditions. contains winds of 100 to miles during two previous sizeable to make Pl'Opapnda." In IOlemn _rds, Mr. Truman c,m 1'j~ge positions seven miles an hour near its center. quakes dUring the postwar period. abOve Taegu. The U.S. is to renew its fight deelared: The AU/ed 81rtoree swarmed .. Standing Guarcl Duty lor the Lorcl when the council debates Monday "By next Jllne. under our pre­ back to the baUlefroni al dawn aiternoon whether the Communists sent planta, we expect to be ....,. with only .. medium over­ PreHy Frisky for Their Ages should be pre ent at Lake Success spending at the rate of at least tall' to hinder the harassment of when charges are aired that a U.S. $30-bUlion a year. kd ~roo.,. and supply lines. .. COUNCIL BLUFFS (IP) - Po- her home at all hours of the night, plane sbot up a Manchurilln air­ "In the year after that, we shall The U.S. Fifth airforce said bad lice Saturday received a complaint racing his motor and sometimes strip. probably have to spend much more 'Neather limited sorties to 200 yes­ from a woman who said she was even turning his headlights toward than $30.b1l1ion. terday - only 187 in close support being 'bothered by her former boy her windqws. "We mllSt be prepared to main­ of ground troops. The Reds took friend. The desk sergeant paused as Japanese Student tain a very strong defense pro­ advantage of every respite in tho The complaint said the ex-suit- he noticed the ages. The ex-suitor To Study at Drake gram for many years to come." aerial assault to move men and or made a habit of driving by. Is 76, the del friend H. DES MOINES (A"}- Mako Nar­ ------~-- \lse, 22, of Tokyo. son of a prom­ SAYS TROOPS NOT GREEN inent Japanese stockbroker, will WASHINGTON 11JII- The army, attend Drake university this fall. In a reply to criticism that It sent Truman Asks More Troops in Europe Naruse is one of 28 Japanese green troops into combat asserted u.s. who came to the United State, Saturday nlght that no soldier _W~SHlN.GTON President programs. in meetinp of the Atlantic council recently to attend college. He will serving oveneas had less than Trllman Saturday directed that American pollcy also provides there Friday and Saturoay. be a sophomore at Drake. a weeks of ballc training. ".ubstantlal increases" be made that an American may eventually Ma)'be liI:e • • hr A11lerican armed forces in head the west's combined armies. The president did not say how Western Europe to forestall Com- To Include German), larJ!e were the increases he had Alabama Girl Namecl Miss America muni~ aggression and "I n sur e As a part of the over-all policy. authorized. Authoritative informa­ IIeIIce.' ~ reliable informants said, the U.S. tion .is that Acheson and JohnliOn ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. I1JII - MillS Alabama, pretty 2l-ycar-old Tbe .pproval of troop In- is prepared to join In steps toward had recommended enlar,in, the Yolande Betbeze, Saturday nl&ht became the new Miu America in erialeS I. but part of an over- CRating a unified high command, present American force of one di­ the final judging of the annual pageant. all "Iter worked ou'. by Seere- beginning with a central planning vision plus constabulary by five She won over 16 IlnaUIU in spirited judaln,. tar)' .of State AehelOn and De- stalt - and desires the use of to 10 divisions more. )n sec:ond place was Irene O'Connor. Mils South D~ota. Thlru rea.. Seeretary Johnlon alid German military units as part of Gen. Dwi,ht D. El.enhower, who was Mias Florida, Janel Crocket. Fourth wu Mary JenniJ\lS, MillS .fed' b, Mr. Truman foi" the international force. headed a similar World War n Arkansas. Filth was Louise O'Brien, Mia Oklahoma. el'nUnr UliI foree In coopera- All these lines of future devel- command, again is beina specu­ Fifty-lour girls from 411 states. fOWl cities, Canada. Alalka, ll,ia JViUa tbe' .lIle' eountries. opment wiII be considered by lated upon here for the top West­ ""w"jj and Puerto Rico competed In the week lon, p8,Cllnt. The president made' clear that Acheson with British Foreign European job. Another name Wbat this country does In carry- Minister Bevin and French For­ has figured In capital talk The new Mill America will receive a $5,000 ICholanhip. a nf! .... automobile and an opportunity to earn approxlqaately ~,OOO In tbt' in, cut his dec1.ion will depend eign Minister Schuman in the supreme commander i.~ oQ tM extent to which the oth r 'Big Three conference Gen. Omar N. Bradley, U.I. GUN CREW PLACES ITS trusl In the Lor d bat Dol the enemr u hI. Jam. MeCadDe" Lo.... comine year throuah personal appearances. naUON 'carry forward their own Tue!fday in New York. of joint ehiefJ : of Cit" N.Y ...... pard over .'?eaote outpoSt on Korean Ironl wblle chaplain, U. Col. Job.u A. Mlss America we.llhl in at 1 UI, 11 five reet five and a halt, and w reannamcnt and troop increase Latei' the proposals will Fla., cod.cta dilireh serv lee. (U.S. arm, photo Yia U W1tlrephoto.) (I 35 bust with hips to match.

l PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY, SEPT. 10. 1950 IW;r~.. ~~[!.!~~w~r;e/s Air Transport Carries ,-Vitaf.:Supplies tQ ~o~ea Two Sets of Brothers Army-Bound - * * * * * * • * * * * * * Lo Five brothers in Utica. N.Y., and another five brothers in the Fairfield-Suisun Air Base IS Jumping-Off Place lillLe town of Vermont, Ill.. are going into the army on Monday. By RALPH W. DAVIS be'tween the northern and mid­ of Alaskan bases. He has been Both sets of brothers belong to natio:!al gllard units called to FAIHFIELD-SUISUN AIHFOHCE BASE, CALIF., (AP)­ Pacific routes. Most of the troops, commanding officer of the trans­ active duty. however. are carried on the south­ Born of 'urgent necess,ity, one of the greatest aerial supply opera­ port group si nce May of last The Utica brot.hers are the Leones - Sgt. First Class Francis A .• ern tHghts. That·s because of the year. During the war. he flew 29' Sgt. First Class 10hn L.. 23; Cpl. Anthony C., 21; Pfc. Michael R .• lions in. history is being carried on across the broad expanse of the cold weather in the north Pacif,ic. B-24 bombers in the European 19. :md Pvt. Robert R., 18. Pacific ocean. These trooPi are practically theater. The Illinojs brothers are Sgt. George E. Buoy and his brothers. The Korean war brought on this sprawling operation. second ready to 60 Into battle as they Colonel Jones says the Paelflc embark here. They climb aboard 11ft 30 Sgl. Ottis E .• Claire H .• Eldon and John. air is times more dlllioult longest ever organized in aerial m ilitary slIpply. It carries no the planes, even Ute plush com­ from the distance-time stand­ catchy code namc stich as .. mercial airlinen. fully equipped point than the tamed lift to Ber­ Truman Rejects Anti-Red Bill - "Vittles." '''Beetle,'' or "Swarm- teriel area, it is funneled through lor combat Ineludlnr helmets lin - operation "Vittles." er." It is known simply as the Fairlield-Suisun. and rilles. First place in point of distance WASHINGTQN (JP) - Presidpnt Truman Saturday underlined Pacific air lift. From this bue, supplies and The men who head MATS are went to the lift operated to Chin3 his promise to veto the sweeping McCarran anti-Communist blll . It starts from bases and depots men are carried over three veterans of air transport service. in World War II. However. that by rejecting an . immigration measure containing some similar pro- scattered acr.oss the United States, routes, by both MATS and prl­ Brig. Gen. Henry C. Kristotferson operation was not nearly the size vl ~ io lS. then encompasses the Pacific. This vate airline planes. arrived at Fairfield-Suisun on Aug. of the present air lift. 'l'he senate begins voting on the bill by Senator McCarran CD­ busy base Is the hiJb. One route. the shortest. follows 22 to take over as commander of The colonel. a native of Dublin, Nev .) Tuesday. Passage is regarded virtually certain. The bill then More than 100 giant transport the great circle. Leaving here. it the west coast transportation task Texas. said the initial problems force (provisional) of MATS. His encountered by air lJft officers will be substUuted for a house-approved bill and probably go planes are constantly in the air. heads tor McChord field. near Ta. strung out across the Pacific. coma. Wash.. on to Anchorage. job is to coordinate the air lift after the Korean outbreak were quic~ . ly to a senate-house conference for compromise. They are Qarrying high-priority Alaska, then out across the Aleu­ program on the west coast. shortages of personnel, equipment ne or the immigration provisions of the McCarran bill would troops and badly needed supplies tian chain to Shemya, and lin­ Until Aug. 16. his 45th birth­ and ground handling implements. PI' ~Ll ile {rom naturalization any persons who within the preceding to Tokyo for lh Korean fighting. ally to the airfields near Tokyo. day, Kristofferson was Pacific However. the MATS planes soon 10 YC1rs had been a subversive. or a member of a Communist. or Others are bringing back The distance is 5,688 miles. Flying division operations manager of were aided by the commercial crait COlT1 !.1Unist front group. wounded soldiers. dependents of time is 33 hours. Pan American airlines. While with Seven days after the outbreak of servicemen sent Into combat. Both military craft and com­ the company, the general flew hostilities the first commercial captured enemy weapons. com- mercial planes fly the northern several air lift flights. plane was winging its way to Tho nas to Be Freed - ' bat films aftd damared equip- route - with some of ~e fleet General Kristofferson. a native Tokyo. ment. terminating at McChord field . of Tacoma. Wash .• was one of the Presently 58 com mer () i a 1 . VIASHINGTON (JP) - Former Rep. J . Parnell Thomas (R-N.J.) The military air transport ser- However, the greater portion of pioneers of th e lamed "hump" op­ planes are makin6 the trans­ (!o(!S free this weekend on parole after nine months in prison for vice (Mats). the first working ex- the planes start from Faifield - eration which supplied Gen. Pacific flil'hts. They were pro­ chc31:ng the government by padding his office payroll. ample of unification at the lower Suisun. "Vinegar Joe" Stillwell's troops in vided through contracts by the .: he federal parole board announced Saturday it has granted the levels, is organized to carryon Some fly a mid-Pacific route China and Burma nearly 10 yeal's government with the commercial clemency for the man who gained national attention as chairman of the emergency arr Lift for an in- that carries them out to bues ago. carriers. lhe huuse un-American activities committee. definite period. around Honolulu. Commercial • • • MA TS uses three types of planes • •• planes 1'0 on to Wake Island, One of his right hand men here. -all leaving Fairfield-Suisun with Do. George G. Killinger. ~rd chairman. said the 55-year-old The flow of materiel bound for then to Tokyo, t.aklnr them 6.­ Lt. CoL William W. Jones. who minimum loads on the long haul Tbom lS "is in very poor phrsical condition." This. he said, was a Korea starts at supply depots 722 mUes and 38 hours. commands the 1704th Army to Hawaii and building up i~ the (;ll'tO) in the parole, as::lard (CAB) caused by out on the sec~md day. The last the resignation of Chairman Jo­ WASHINGTON (JP) - Furt.her word they 'had was to hold on. GENERAL NOTICES should be e~Jloslted with the city editor of n­ From Reds in the North recommendations for ways for the Johnson Confident sel?h J. O'Connell Jr .• 011 July 8. that Marines were "cuttinr a Dail, Iowan in the newsroom in East Hall. Notices must be 8ubml*, U.S. to help the Philippines out of By BILL ROSS Christian fa ith under the hammer Mr. Truman has tried to fill it, path to them." by ~ p.in. the da, precedlni first publication; they will NOT be leo WASHINGTON (JP) - By ac­ their economic crisis likely will be and sickle. and hard. But men he felt could 1st Lt. Raymond McDonial. cepted by phone. and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTIII sr'\1EWHERE IN 'KOREA (JP)­ cepting an invitat.ion to address presented to President 'I'ruman Each morning the ministers do the job effectively have turned Bloomington. Ind .• took command and SIGNED b, a re&jk)nslble person. In t he stream of thousands of the American Legion convention within 10 days. galher most of their "flocks and it down. They said the CAB of the surrounded unit after all white-clad refugees streaming at Los Angeles Oct. 9. Defense They will come from Mr. Tru­ pray for an early United Nations chairman has to ta'kl! to'J much its other officers were jdlled. Mc­ MACBRIDE llALL and Serials­ OFF - CAMPUS HOUSING bu· dGWll mountains and valleys in Secretary Louis Johnson has in­ abuse both from politicians and a man's economic survey mission to victory in Korea so they can go Donial, who is assistant personnel Reserve reading rooms will ob­ reau needs priva te hOme lisling~ th(' ;)ath of the Korean war is dicated he expects to survive the furiomly competitive industry. " the island, headed by Daniel Bell. officer of a battalion, had never i~ .erve the following hours during for students requesting living one of the largest religious mi­ home and live peace. current rash or demands t.hat he former assist.ant secretary of the before fired a shot in anger dur­ the interim period, Thursday, Aug. 01 gr:! Ii lIlS of our Ume. An official 'army I'Ulde says be ousted. treasury, which has just com­ 1uarters. Persons who have this embattled land hU abOut ing 13 years of army service. II, through Wednesday, Sept. 20: wJil have rooms available tor the l ' Is made up of Korean However. in view of tlTe rece!lt Alaska-Hawaii pleted a two-month study. lO-mllUon population and that The ordeal began on the night Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. to fall semester are asked to call 8· Chl"stians f1eeln6 from Com­ troubles of Gen. \)ouglas Mac_ WASHINGTON (JP) - There's Confucianism, Buddhism. Shin­ of Aug. 3J. when the unit slipped t p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to I2 ()511. e)(\ension 21111. Rooms and mu Ism. They come from tiny Arthur and Navy Sel:retary Frank a notable lack of enthusiasm toism and ChristianIty are all among senators fQr the idea of Boost for CAB across the Naktong river with noon. The interim hours for a de­ apartments for married couples hU "llets amon6 the saw-toothed Matthews. Johnson probably will mortars and machine guns to cov­ followed as religions but that have his talk carefully checked in statehood for Alaska and Hawaii WASHINGTON (JP) The partmental library will be posted as well as rooms for si ngle men "i(\ es. They come from Korea's er an American raid into enemy "Christianity Is said to , exert advance by Wh ite House and state despite President Truman's plu!s Egyptian government has a~Jhit the Daily Iowan Editorial Staff Dr. Park Immediately pulled up and the matter of patents and agreed on standard co command post and killed every­ < I • : ' lkcs. He knew that Christians such problems as abandoqing the tion procedures. body but me. so I took charge. Editor ...... , ...... , .. ), ...... Joseph V. DroWII , )uld not live with Communl ~ m. techniques. the machinery and Some countries have On the afternoon of the fourth Manaain,. Editor ...... Glenn C. Urban' He had been told as much by highly developed know-how of justmentl In their enli 80 day, McDonial decided it was time New8 Editor ...... , ...... U' ...... Reynold Hertel Korean Reds in his own city. They well-established. manufacturers. that they can use A erlcan to get out. At first. he considered Aulltant News Editor ...... · .. · ...... 1'.:...... Mart Baile1.:.' , (fered him the choice of staying types of fuels and lubrl~tI. ordering his men to shoot their lmal'lne the problems that Aulstant News Editor ...... j ...... : ...... Richard Jackman . i 1 his .home and embracing Com­ It is hoped that the nekt step way out. but "we only had 1.000 would be involved If It: Ihould Aulstant News EdUor ...... /...... ' ...... Robert HennesJ d unism or leaving. Dr. Park - be decided that tbe M-l rlne will be standardization 01 radio rounds left, so I changed my : nd many of his flock - left. now standard In the U,S. forces tubes and telephone batter! mind." CUy Editor ...... ;... :...... Barbara Bloxom Tbey made their way south, were dropped In lavor of a Eur­ Western European nations are McDonial ran into some Amer­ . Sports Editor ...... : ...... I .t..!:...... Hobert Duntan Jr: alwa,s Just a step ahead of the opean rlfle. now beginning to manufa ture ican tanks shelling a pocket o ~ Society Editor ...... ~ . .. !.! ...... Ann Ruuell onrulhln, Reds until tbe United Standardization of arms and spare parts for U.S. arms and mo­ enemy troops on a road leadIng . Chief Photo ..... pher ...... Tom · Cowi~ , NatioIU line 01 defense WIUI es­ equipment even among the so­ tQt transport equipment. The y toward Yongsan. E d Itor 1 a' 1" Aul.ta nt ...... ') 40. ,<; William Trevor• tablished. called unified armed forces of the want to produce many U.E'. types "I eouldn't figure out who was The little band ultimately was U.S. is still far from accomplished. of equipment as soon as It onn who. so I just stood tht!\'e," the Daily Iowan Advertiainq Sid"' I . oined by some 200 other minis­ So far. the western nations have be arranged. lieutenant said. "Pretty 800n, a I , ters and their congre,ations who not agreed on any types - that , They are particularly IOl erc's'~'" tank started after me. I just stay­ Business Mana6tr ...... ,.. HJIrl ' ...... Robert J. DePew spontaneously came to the same is, adoptfn, one natlon's rifle. , ~ • in the new anti-tank ed there. When he was 100 yards Alliitan' BUilnes. Manalet ...... Marshall B. NelsoD Jr. eoncluslons.: .... Dr:1'ar1t regarding fiffi~f machine gun, as standard . . ..___ ;;:;; ______~:...... :;r;.,.,..,_IPtf: __'lH_;...... which have proved so away.....,he saw C was friendly. QIasII'led Manner _...... _...... , ...... Ed Duntln. Jr. in Korea. "Ttm't's all thel'~' is to It." CamlIUI CODlllltillt ...... Stanley G, GiDlberI TIlE. .DAILY IOWAN- . SUNDAY, En. I., 115. - PAGE THREE I Judith Windsor Wed Two Engage,ments of SUI Students Announced .----Exclusive at DUNN'S----. To William Condon a In Saturday Rites judith Ann Windsor, A2, Quin­ CY. Ill.. became the bride of J. $ lack Local Couple Wed in Congregational Church William Condon, A4, Iowa City, Saturday in a ceremony held at the St. Thomas More chapel at and G)3euitching! 10:00 a m. I The brioe Is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Wind or, Quin- I .. CY. Ill., and the bridegroom is the I son of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Condon, 427 S. Dodge street. The Rev. W.T. Mcf;leney or· Mldru,ht \'d\'~ffn, ficiated at tht double rina cere­ mony Rt with &I~minr pnrl drops "' ridleT Carol Windsor attended the ,boulder of ,he blue bride as maid of honor. Brides­ bare lop. conuurinc maids were Jane Condon and Mary with rhe amoolh Jane Kelly, A3, both of Iowa City. • . .. hilr~ ol)'OUT Be t man was Charles Kelly, • arms. TM Idrt it A4, Iowa City. Ushers were Elmer Fntly plntrd in (ront McMichael, G, Waverly; Robert ." a.red in b:KL. \\lIn Crowe, Buffalo, N.Y.; Willi m Ol­ .ick pockeu. JUlllt.rd'. son, E4, and Edwin Kelly, A2, twlU bock \·th·~ten in both or Iowa City, blade only. Sl!tl 9 10 15. A reception was held at the Elk's Country club immediately following the ceremony. After a IlMIDT, 6 Woolf IR . A.ND MR . EVERErr C. LOWIlY, Manbat. 22.95 short wedding trip, the couple court, announce the en,• .-em nt and approa:hlnl tan Beach. Calif., announce the en.-a,ellleDt aDd S~ITt ftaJII,tti clloriall) plans to live at 427 S. Dodge street. marrla,e of their daulbler, June Lui, to En lIn approachllll" marrla,e ot thelc- dau,tlter, MarjOrie III Stj>ctmber Both the bride and bridegroom Robert G. Roth •• I>n of Mr. and Mrs. Dan G. Roth, KatherlJlC, to Lyman Artl}ur Euken, IOn of ItIr. lind HARPER'S attended SUL The latter is a grad­ "tu caUne avenue. The weddlnl will take place !\Irs. A.rthur J . Euken. Cedar Rapl.... Tlte _ddJn.­ BAZAAR uate of Jowa Clly high school Nov. 12, at the First Pre byterian church here. will lake place ept. 16 1/1 Cedar RaP ..... MJIa and will be a sen,or al SUI this MlsII hmldt Is a enlor hldent at UI, '" here he Lowry i .. enlr.r In the collel'e of nurslnl' at UI. fall. I alflUated with Gamma Phi Beta. oClal orority. and I~ .fllllated with ChI Omeca, 1104:111 Nrortty, Roth I a ,raduate 01 the UnUed tate Naval and I'ma Theta 'Jau, bonorary nllrslnl' IOrorttJ. academy and Is now iatloned at Pen acola, Fla. Euken .Uended I where he wa .,nUaled with Phyllis Kempf Weds Irma Alpha EpsUon, udal fratern",. '" John Tedore Here Over-Eating Serious, ' Jewish New Year Services Set by. Hillel Doctor Tells Conference Phyllis Ann Kempf, N2, Audu­ Over-nourishment causes Ju.st Sp cial I'vlces ob rving Rosh FI n 1 service will be Sept. 21 bon, and John Tedore, 19'\9 SUI as many problems tor physic:ia\U Hahana, the Jewl h New Year, at the roundatlon in observance plan Pre.Nuptial Dinner wlU beain Monday at 7 p,m. for oue graduate, were married here "'at­ as under-nouribhment, sur's Dr. ot the Duy of Atonement. ~argaret Goodnow, SUI liludents at the Hillel foun­ 'port For Miss Jeanne Murray urday at the Catholic student cen­ Willilim B. Bean Friday told a Prol. Arnold Fox or the SUI dation, 122 E. Market street. English department will conduct u!ed ter. medlcal-press-radlo conference In lded William Roth Wed Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Mur­ Des Moines. S rvlees Iso will be Tuesday the service 8 t the foundation. ray, 407 Melrose avenue, will en­ The Rev. W.T. McElheny per­ at 9:30 am at the foundation and I the The con terence was the second Fox said that the e services are tertain at a dinner tonight honor­ tormed the single ring ceremony. Wedn sday at 9 a.m. at the Iowa planned e pecially tor SUI Jewl~h ing the approaching marriage. ;11 Marian Kinney, Little York, Ill., annual meeting of the group, spo~­ City synagogue, 432 S. Clinton H~re Satu rday sored by the Iowa State Medi II $tuden 1$ who wiLl be \lere . par­ their daughter, Jeanne, to John attended · the bride. Stephen Te­ society and various press and - street tlclpollni in fraternity lind soror­ : Margaret Goodnow, SUI grad- POl'ter, Oskaloosa. dore, Waterloo, wts besl man. I dio aSSOciations. ity rush week. DUN N' S uate, and William Roth, A4, bo h Wedding of the couple, both tor­ Mrs. Tedore Is th daughter ot Rosh Halhana Is a 10-day of Iowa City, were married Satur- mer SUI students, will be Monday. Bean, head of the internal med­ One TraHic Mishap Mrs. Lucille Kempf, Audubon. icine in the SUI college of medi­ period of penitence for the Day" 116 East Washington day ' at 2 p.m. here in the Con- Those planning to attend , the The brIdegroom was affiliated of Awe, a judgment pc:riop. f'>r Y. gregation!!l church. dinner at the Holel Jefferson arc cine, also said that modern drug Reported Saturday wHh Delta Upsilon, social frat.er­ are getting at the source of ill­ one's actions during the post year. ,·,Mrs. Roth is the daughter of .Dr. and Mrs. John R. Walker, Deb­ nlty at SUI, ond a member of the and Mrs. C.E. Tonberg, 825 orah. John and Margaret Jane, nesses, SBvlna the physiclan's One minor tram" mishap WIIS r-v .. I-club. time lrom looking for causes. N N. fohnson street. Waterloo. reported to Iowa City police SUI­ The couple plans to live at Belle The brldegl'oom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fitz.glb- urday. r------Exclusive at DUNN'S-----. ,. 287 Plaine where the bridegroom Is Cars driven by John Hilton, ~r .. and Mrs. D.G. Roth, Musdt- bons, Estherville; Mr. and Mrs. employed. Barbara Coder Accepted tine avenue. Jeremiah Caughlan, Ft.. Dodg!:; Clarkston, Wash., and William J . 'The Rev. John Craig performed Mr. and Mrs. R.V. Porter, Charles At Stephens College Steinbeek. Solon, collided at the '. the. double ring service. and Martha, Oskaloosa, and Mr. Intersection of Burlington and Charges Filed Barbara Anne Coder, dauahter Capitol treets Ollmage to the 'Attending the bride were Mrs. and Mrs. William Sundstrum, Os­ 01 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Cod~I" Robert Freeman, matron of hon- kaloosa. vehicles totllled $95. .r .' After Accident 329 River street, has been accep~­ or.-and Bridesmaids June Schmidt, ed for admission ot Stephens col- New and Beautiful Jat:kie Kelly, Diane Horriban, and Charges were filed in Iowa lege, Columbia, Mo. • Police Solve Case A 0b Bqnni" Wanamaker, all at Iowa Garden Club to Meet City police court Saturday against Coder is the director of SUI's Of Missing Baby, Sitter thy. Robert Woodside, J 123 Rocbe! ter Veterans' service. '. Formals arriving daily .•. iBest man was Ensign Robert avenue, tor fallure to stop at the Margaret Louise Goetz, daugh­ CRANb ISLAND, NEB. UP) A Roth, Pensacola, Fla. Ushers were First Time Thursday ' scene of an accident. ter ot Mr. a'1d Mrs. Carl J . Goetl, Police thought lor a time Satur­ M n-.~ latest styles Robert Truman, Joe Cllek and Jim day they were confronted with The garden department of the Authorities said the charges 1129 KiJ'kwood avenue, has left Sangster, Iowa City, and Robert for Stephens, where she will be the case of a missing baby and a many beautiful colors, , . , Goodnow, Karawha. Iowa City Woman's club will hold were filed in connection wUh a missing baby-slIter. in ,.. a second year student. A reception was held at the Al­ its first. meeting of the 1950-5t two-car mishap at the corner of Mrs. Dorothy Spell reported to -'- year Thursday at I p.m. Market and Clinton streets about 'r pha Xi Delta sorority house im­ pollee she left her 22-month-old See them soon , .. midnight Friday. The other car in­ mediately following the ceremony. Scheduled on the program are Cornell Grad Donates daughter, Sandra Kay Spell, with a plant and bulb exchange and a volved was owned by E. R. Handy, Toe bride was affiliat.ed with that 128 N. Clinton street. $50,000 for New Gym a baby·sitler while she worked In. organIzation prior to her gradua­ talk by Mrs. W.O. Paul entitled, Friday and when she returned to llil .. tion last June. "Flowers that are Both Beautirul Extent of damage to the two MOUNT VERNON, lOWA tlJ'l.,­ get the baby, found no one at eat­ 'The bridegroom is a member c.! and Medicinal." Mrs. Paul is the vehicles was not listed. Cornell College President Russell home. l'I'III Phi Kappa Psi social fraL!)rnity. wife of a University hospitals' doc­ Cole said Saturday a graduate hod The mystery cleared itselt up Both are graduates of Iowa City tor. Social Security Official presented 50,000 to a new iym­ Saturday when the baby was hiJlh school. Mrs. Frank Bernick will be in nasium (und. found at the home of her grand charge of the exchange, assisted hy Be )bu· 'Following a trip to Lake Oko­ To Here Tuesday The money was donated by parents, where the baby-sitler Mrs. W.R. Kern, Mrs. E.F. Wick­ Clarence Pauley, Chicago, member had left her. ;tings boji, the couple plans to l1ve at ham and Mrs. Frank Lewis. A representative of the Cedar iving 2026 Muscatine avenue. Rapids social security adminis­ of the class ot 190 I, on th c con­ Mrs. Fred Clark is chairman ot dition the rest of the funds nec- ve 01 the flower and vegetable arrange­ trative oftlce is scheduled to be essary be raised. 9 r the , FIRE NEAR SCHOOL ment committee. in Iowa City Tue~day morning. III 6· The gym buJldlng ls, expec~ Edward S. Rose 1111- Firemen were summoned at Members who have plants or Persons wishing to know to cost $500,000 and Is a mai,9r ; and Prices may go up - but re­ 11:25 a.m. Saturday to extinguish bulbs to be exchanged should whether they may receive bene­ item in the Cornell centenmjll uples a "small grass fire in a vacant bring them to ihe clubrooms at tits under the new social security gardless, our prices will re­ men building program, being financed lot just north of Longfellow school. the Community building before 1 act may caU al the employment by a nationwide campaign. main as low as any in the ~o . damage was caused, firemen p,m. Thursday, the committee re­ ofCice in the Community build­ State - some of our values 5~id. quested. ing at 10 a.m. may be lower - please come in for your DRUG, MEDI­ .' I Marriage licen es were issued CINE aDd VITAMIN wants- Friday in Johnson county c1erl'ii office to James H. Erfurdt, Denver, "No Race Supremacy: at Jefferson Colo., and Doris M. Hall, Iowa Ci , DRUG SHOP ·.1 and Beryl O'Connor and Wanda 109 S. Dubuque Street ." NATCHEZ, MISS. lIP! - Tiny ment offer had been refused. They $50 or $100, but most contained L. Jones, both of Cedar Rapids, Jpfferson Military coliegl!, whose said the school probably would a dollar bill or two. d~~ectors .turned down a poLential have to close in a few weeks as All told, $40,000 has been re­ $30-mill1on "white' supremacy" theJ'e was no money on hand and ccived in donations along wIth e~powment a year ago, w111 launcp debts were mounting. other gifts of building materials it¥ . 148th year Monday with faith Letters again began pouring in and money still is coming in. The in ' the future. from every state in the naUon school has paid off its pressing :The school could have reollened and from foreign countries as debts and has enough money on tHis- year with new buildings 11l1d well. Some contained checks for hand to get through this year. equipment and a fat bank account bad its directors 'been willing to dedicate the school to the teach­ G,fts In The Silver Manner ing of' white supremacy. ' Instead, classes will again Jje Wish them JOY with the gift held in an old brick building they'll treasure always fer with cracked plaster wallS, creak­ the treasure it is - something ing floors and chipped stairwaY$. in silver. Look over our selec­ tion of handsome sterling and . A year ago George Arrnstron/t, plate. You'll be surprised at 8 ' mUlti-millionaire Texas and the tiny prices on many of Mississippi oilman and -planter, these beautiful items .. offered the school a potential deligh ted wi th the rich $~O-million endowment. r lovelinel.s of every :The school, chanered in 1802 piece. Come in and and named in honor. of President choose teday. Thomas Jefferson, was apoot to close its doors for lack of funds Forever Is The Word when the offer was made. 'An ati­ For Our Diamonds noullcement was issued that the Because you want your diamond to last - sC.hqol had accepted the endow­ featured In Mad_ilelle. ment in the form of undeveloped and last beautifully - you'll want to be sure of its quality. Our scientific plan at oil lands estimated to be WOrth as Yard ,aft.r yard over billowing net .kirt. a m~ch as $50-million. standardized gradings eliminates the un­ certainty from diamond buying. Colt r, Then the news leaked out that . boMcI Itrapl... bodice . . • and the cle.erftt culting and clllrity in every size and th.cre were strings attaj;hed to carat weight and !lawless. Protect your atoIe you'.e ever , ..'" cirding the shoulders, Armstrong's offer. To obtain the dlamond investment, chool.e from our fl"ell 'InIgly anll buttoned 'round your tiny money the school would have to brilliant selection soon. teaeh that the white race was wailt. Ou,", aloM. su'perior to the black or yellow. 3 9 _9 5 . ) Only whHe Christians would be Your Jeweler tor over 48 years " . 1 admitted. I!I The sehool was deluged ~th ptione calis, telegrams and letters urging the directors to re~use the I. FUlKS ·- f, 218 E. Washington bu N N'S endowment unless Armstrong Jeweler and Optometrist withdrew the racial provisions. E. Washington . Iowa City ~'he directors met again and 220 E. Washillgton Dial 9510 1 S. Dubuque , \ -. th't!n annollnced thai the endow, I.!:====::;:==:::;:::;:::======::::;=====:;;p;::::;:::~uif -. ':" PAGE FOUR - TIlE DAILY IOWAN, Sl'NDAY, EFT, 10, 1950 ...... Tigers · Roll· Again~ Hawkeyes l~rin" Plays Ag~i~st -- - Qm~ i !.~''!~~ ,o ;n Saturday's DriUs 7-0" InAmerican league field to a full game Saturday b ~inish ­ Brookly n • . • .. !~ ~I .Mm week 01 practice with the most BOlton ...••.•• , . 3M .Gl'U contact work since drills opened ing some work they started April 30 again t the Chicago White PhtA· York .•.• . ... it HU .!H '! st. Lout• •.. . . , iU4 III ,:'lle) Wednesday. In February to Be In Defense of Professional Bbseball - Sox o.n a winning 7-0 note. Art Houtteman blanked the losers on ClndnnaU ...... ~U ,." A:t l ! . The 66 man squad sweated C hl~aco ...... i}J 7!J .410 27 Big Ten Commissioner "Tug" WBson's blunt criticism of or­ rlU»burCh •.•.••.• 10 K:J .:H ' S'! through an hour long play running six hits to gain his eighteenth * * * ganized baseball in respect to colleges brings to light a situation rar ~MEIII C AN LEAGUE session against a live defensive Broadcast, Televised decision. W L PCT. 08 more important than many people might think. DetroIt ...... 8t 48 .',S6 unit. Saturday's drill was the NEW YORK (U'I - Willie Pep, A crowd of 4,529 watched the New York .•.• . . ' .. Iti IU .fi29 Wilson's criticism, contained in a letter which he sent to base­ Advancing Red Sox tirst time the squad had engaged the former titleholder and Sandy Tigers win the second playoff of Bodon .•.•••. . •• JU GI .f~:! ball's czar, A. B. "Happy" Chandler, charged that the signing of Cleveland . ' •.• ' •• KO Gi .GK" in contact work in organized team Saddler, the newly re-crowned this April 7-7 standoff by pound­ Waabinl"lOn • •••. ;joy .'! .4:M.1 college players was undermining the sport in our schcols. C blnro ...... :1'! lH .atl! fo rm. Previously, individuals had featherweigh t champion, will bat­ ing thl'ee Chicago pitchers for 14 Take T\yo From A's, The commissioner pointed out that many colleges might hits. St. Lool • ...... 1" KBilly Pierce suffered his New York '!, Brooklyn 0 Head Coach Raffensperger saId No. in th is hot and argumen­ missioner knOWS, or should know Since the time baseball sixteenth licking. BOSTON (JP) - Boslon's Red PUtsburrh ~. St. I... ouls .. Saturday that a full scale scrim­ tative fistic leud will be staged was Inoluded In the sports sohedu~e of colleres, it has been a Sox continued to inch forward in Clnt-Innatl i , C hlc:.r~ " (flnt ,anu' ) in Madison Square Garden, scene Detroit waited until the fourth CIncinnati 7. Chl~a,o Ii Csecond Itflme) mage wouid not be held until a financial liabllUy. the American league pennant of the first two bouts. Both of to launch production designed to AM£IIIC~N LEAGUE week before the season's opener In tact, football is about the only money maker. Basketball nearly scramble S at u r d ay by twice Detroit ;, Chic.fO 0 assure its victory. George Kell's Sept. 29 against Southem Cali­ those tilts werE: aired and tele-­ breaks even while the rest of the sports lose money. Therefore. there's thUmping Philadelphia's inept Boston H, Philadelphia :1 (I l came) cast. double and Hoot ~ers' single pro­ Boston II, Phlla.delphla S ('! nd ,amt') fornia in Los Angeles. no reason to assume that the univel'Sities will curtail the program Athletics, 8-3 and 11-3. St.. Louis ~. Cleveland I Friday night's "rubber" bout duced the opening run. New York at 80110h, podponed, rain Raffenspel !ie:' split his quad now after having carried it for so ma y years. By their two triumphs the Sox into two sections for the Saturday was fought before a record paying The Ti gers added three runs in TODAY'S PITCUER The signing last week of Bill Skqwron, Purdue star and the Big the fifth as Nelson Fox' fumble advanced to within a game and a NATIONAL LEAG E contact drill. The combinations of crowd for 1ittle men' - 38,781 halt of the leading Detroit Tigers Brookl), n at. New York - Neweombe fans and $262,118 - in Yankee Ten's leading hitter, brought to a head this. whole conflict between gave Detroit a big Ii.!t. During this CJ7-M) YO Janl.o (J ~·I I )' . players Ji sed, both in the line and spurt Vic Wertz singled for the and to within a half game of the 80l ton at. Pblladelpbla - Saln f IT· I:!) backfield, gave little indication as Stadium. There was no radio or colleges and professional baseball. first run, and Jerry Priddy's saIe­ runnerup New York Yankees. vs hurch I~-~)' to the leading candida tes for TV at the insistance of the man­ It seems to us that Wilson is harping along a juvenile line when Chl.a,o al Clnelnnatl (2) ehmU. (9- agers of both fighters. ty was good for two more. A happy throng of 22,153 watch­ I .. ) and Minner (i-I t ) VI Fox.: (7,,8) and starting posts. GLENN DRARN he pleads that the loss of a star pIa r ha such a depressing effect Bla~kwell ( 14 .. '1) . Saddler regained the title in a Houttemah tripled over Dave ed the Sox sock the A's for the In one group, about 28 men Iowa Passer on the rest of the team's players. PiUsbur.h at st. Louh (~) - Law weird finish Friday night. Pep Philley's head in deep center to 21 st consecutive in Fenway Park. (;)~7) a nd l'lacDonald ('-1) VI lUuncer altemated in the offensive iine Another fact that Wilson apparently overlooks is the willingne~s, (5-7) and Lanier ( II-Ii) or Ou.ak (V -O). dislocated his left shoulder at the set the Tigers in motion in the The A's last Boston victory was and liar 12 backfield men took and backs held a pass catching AMER ICAN LE~OUE end of the 7th round and was un­ even eagerness of college players to sign professional contracts. In sixth as Pierce gave way to Howle achieved in September of 1948. New York aL W •• bln,to" ct) - Ruehl tums running through plays from session aga inst opposition. the highly competitive business of baseball - it's a business now Judson. and Ford (ii·O) VA Ilud.on ( I'!-I!!) and able to continue. Pep was ahead The A's made four errors of a Sima 13-4}. the T formation. The more experienced backs re- at the time. and no longer a game - the team that refuses to sign a player be- Don KolJoway's fly enabled chargeable nature and committed PbUadelphla at Boston - S hant' (8- Some of th,,&e in the offensive peatedly maneuvered themselves II ) or W)'1e (7 ~I '!) vs Stobbs (10-0). Referee Ruby Goldstein signall­ Houtteman to score. Then Ever~' others which could not be assessed St.. Loul. at. Cleveland _ Over01lre (l­ line were Guards Lou Ginsberg, . into the open whilc the less ex­ ed the end of the fight after the ca use 'sional baseball scouts third single powered Kell across. against them as Rookie Willard III VI FeUer ( IR-Ie). ~/~~;~~af:~~~~i~;~~g:o~~r~; t pr~t! Detroit It. Chicaro ('!t - Newhouser George Varme and Austin l'urn- perienced ends had trouble shak­ bell rang for the start of the notrolt ...... 11110 1 3~ onl-1 I. II as evil persons, leading the college pla~~rs away from the sehools Nixon gained his seventh victory (1 3-0) and Uerbert (I - I) v. Gumpert er, T'Ickles Hubert Johnston and iug (he defenders. Quarterbacks Chlear...... 000 000 O~ G I eighth round. Thus it goes into the of the season in the opener. Crt-D) a nd lIoleombe (li- tO ) or \VIJht. , "-­ that need them so desperately. Ifoolle man ( IM - I 1) and S",III; Ple,ee, )I ). Don Woodhouse, Ends J erry Long, Glenn Drahn, Fred Ruck, jim records as an eight round kayo. J udson (Ij), KreUow (0) and Nlarhol. The second game was put be­ Dave DeProspero and Don Stetfen Sangster Bnd Burt Britzman There's certainly nothing compulsory about a player signing for LP. I'lereo (n-I4I1. Dr. Vincent Nardiello, who reset yond the reach of the Philadelphi­ and Center John Towner. 5hared the passing duties. Pep's shoulder in the ring, said the a carer in organized baseball. If he feels that he wants to continue ans in the second inning when the Pittsburgh Comes From In the backl,eld unit of the First End Coach Bob Fitch sent his ex-champion was okay now but his education, he is perfectly free to po so. But if he thinks he had * * * Sox scored seven times. In the Behind to Nip Cardinals group ~el'e ~Ienn Drahn, Fred players through live tackling and that he would have to take things better capitalize on his athletic abilitifs when he has a chance, pro­ Indians LOJe, 2-1 outburst both Vern Stephens and R:uck, Blll Relchardt, C~uck Den- blocking drills Saturday before easy for about six weeks. fessional baseball stands ready to give· him this chance. Al Zarilla hit two-run homers. Bob ST. LOUIS (lP) - Four st.raight. nmg, Jerry Faske, Blll G ree~e, th, scrimmage. A short time was And wee Willie wtll have $92,- The major leagues have imposecl restrictions limiting the sign­ CLEVELAND-Cleveland's col­ Doerr also. homered in this game. doubles, a sacrifice and then a Jim Sangster, Duane Brandt, JClry splint with the rest of the linemen 408 to take along with him on his ing of high school players on the theory that they aren't mature lapsing IndJans dropped their third ( I . t rame) single in the eighth were good Nordman, Don Fryauf, Bob Bost- in signal practice. Phlladelphl", ' " . 110 000 010-9 10 4 vacation. That was his cut of Fri­ enough to make a wise decision. in a row Saturday night to the BO,t.OD ...... '!IO. '!!iO 03x-ll 10 U for four runs, enabling the Pitts­ wick and Mike Riley. i. . . SI. Louis Browns, 2-1. The defeat Brlssie, Coleman and Tlptonj Nixon While this grouo was running .,.affensperger mdlca(ed Satur- day night's gate. Saddler collected But when a player reaches the college level, he should have a nd Ron r. LP, Brlslde O-lfl). burgh Pirates to COOle from be­ $30,802. Pep received 45 percent dropped the Tribe to 6 1-2 games (~ nd off plays, the second unit, com- d?~ t~at wO.rk on pre-season C O I~­ gained enough mental maturity to make his own decisions about ,am e-) hind t.o beat the SI. Louis Car­ of the net gate and Saddler 15 behind the league leading Detroit Phlladelphl", ...... ~OO ~Ol OOO-R 7 I posed mostly of sophomores and ~ltlonll1g dnlls woul~ start tapel­ hi s life's work. 'Roston .•.•. •• .••. 1;0 U'W Olx-II Iii I din als 5-4 Sat.urday night in the percent. Tigers. 'Kellner (M- IM ) lind A . troth; l\t:uteuon first game of a scheduled twi­ non-letter winners last year, was mg oft when. p~actJce resumes If a ruling that no player could be signed until he had com­ (8.4) a nd 'I'ebbdts. Home runs - Zarilla drilling at the other end ol the Monday motl11ng. Ned Garver pitched five hit ball (N th), Stephens OiO Lh ). Do err (o.! Ith). night doubleheader. Bill Howerton pleted his college training were in effect, many athletes would rebel field. "Now that we have finished for the Browns. Steve Gromek got 3 doubles for the Red Birds, Three-I Finals and decide against going \0 schOOl at, all. This being the case, n lot went the distance for Cleveland, Ralph Kiner two for Pittsburgh. Need ecomes Evident OU1: first week of conditioning and Terre Haute's championship of Big Ten schools wouldn't have tbe top !light athletes they do allowing eigh hits and striking The second game was called aft- Iowa's need to develop top fundamen\al drills, we can grad­ team and the runnerup club from out four. Cincinnati Takes Two flight offensive ends to replace ually begin to spend mo re time on Danville will play in the final today. er 11h innings because of rain. ¢ The Indians took a 1-0 lead PUbburlb . 11141 000 010-;\ 11 1 graduated Jack Ditlmer and Bob working on our weak spots in the round for the $1,500 first prize in • I in the bottom of the sixth, but I SL. Loul...... 01111 '!aO 101 -4 IB I McKenzie became even mOl'e lineup and less with pre-sea .~ on Sports fans In southeastern IoWa who have been pulling for From Cubs, 7-4, 7.. 5 Dic: klon and Mueller: 1"0 11 et. , Wilks three I league's post-season play­ the Browns came back to tie it (1), Palla I (II) ond D , nice. LP-Po l1 el, evident Saturday when the ends drills," he said. offs. a midwestern team in the major leagues so they could sec a lew up in thcir half of the seventh. ------Their first of a three out of world series games will have their chknc to see t.he classic this St. Louis added another in the OINCINNATI (,lP) - A three­ run pinch-hit homer by Phil Cav­ five game series will be played year even iI the games are pia yed in the east. top of the ninth for the victory. \ arretta in the nightcap wasn't Look Out - The Photographer Didn't Monday at Terre Haute. Second Ernest C. Sanders, manager of WOC-TV of Davenport, announced A ladies night crowd of 25 ,813 place is worth $1,000. saw the game. enough Saturday :li; the Cincin­ this week that his station is going to televise all the games of the nati Reds took a 7-4, 7-5 do:t ble­ 1 1'1 'n»'»(s) TIIREE-I LEAGUE 1950 series. , SI. Loul ...... ooa 1100 100 1- ') R .! Chica ~o header from the Cubs. f ( Play olta) .... ' .. v .. I"'''U. .... nllO fHl l flMJ 0-1:\ 0 The Davenport station, an 3ifiliate of NBC-TV, will present the J)anvUlt n, Qulney ~ Garver and I.Qllar; Gromek a nd He· The double loss put Chicago games the first week in October, days and dates to be announced later. ,'UI. lIome run-Upton. three games behind the sixth place Terre Haule 8. waterloo 4 Reds. WESTERN LEAGUE Kenny Raffensbe get surprised n,.~ l\f'o!nes I, Sioux Cit)· '! ( ht. ram e) by driving in four runs on a homer RIo u x City I. J)~s l\lolo e 0 ('!nd cam e) Illncoln I, Omaha ;, t ILt lame) and sing::- in the opener as he I . I hltwl n IJ. Omaha .. (2 nd lAme) helped hi TTl~ elt t :> his 13th vic­ Phils Trip Braves; Incr~~se lead n ~nver II , Pueb10 II tory. Ted Kluszewski's 23rd hO'1 0 run broke a 4-4 deadlock in thc Jones' Hit Gives * * * 1 1 '* * * NOW! sixth inning of the fint game VARSiTY wttile Hal Jeffcoat homered for (OM I O. ' •• L Y ( DOL Ends l\fonday Leaders Victory the losers. Maglie Ties Shul~ul Record Willie Ramsdell pitched shtl tout PHILADELPHIA (A') - The ball for Cincinnati in the second Philadelphia Phillie!> increased NEW YOHK (AP )-Slick Sal ~ I agli e, the ('x-lv[('xiean league game for the first six innings as his teammates gave him a 7-0 their National league lead to 6lh outcast, tied the National league l'eeord for conseclltive shut­ America's . games as Willie Jones slashed a Moat edge. Then the knuckle-ball ar­ outs Saturday when he bea t the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-0, for tist weakened visibly and had to ninth inning single - his second his fourth straight whitc\vash- .- -- Danger­ hit in 27 times at bat - to beat Filled be relieved in the eigh tho (I ... ,ame) the Boston Braves, 7-6. ing. Days! Chlca,o ...... Ion 0 12 OOo-l-l ~ 0 Maglie, who now has tossed 39 Claolnnatl ...... l:t tl 011:1 01lx-1 14 II Eddie Wa itkus led off the ninth I~is6 May Have Dubiel. Le.n.'d (11) a nd O",en ; R.,­ with a single to right and Richie scoreless innings, was aided no rensbu,u (I:J-IO) and IJowell. LP, Ou · blel til-9). lIome run, - alfrenlberrer Ashburn sacrificed him to second. little by Alvin Dark who acount­ ( li t ), Jeffcoat ( 150. Klu:n:ew. kl ('!!trd ). Jones. who has been in a paralyz­ ed for the entire New York run ('! nd fame. ) ing slump, took a ball and a strike Perfect Season r~I<&~o •. .•. ••.. 1110 JJOO '!O S-~ K I production with 2 home runs. The BLON ClnelnnaU . •....•. 100 1110 OOx-7 U 0 from relief Pitcher Mickey Heaf­ SOUTH BEND, IND.(JP)- They'U KlipUl leln. Lade (lH, Vlrca un and N alional league ~ ecord for the ner, and then blasted a hit to left, have to ~atch Notre Dame surging Sawatskl; lIam •• ell, Smith ('I, Ill ..k ­ most scoreless innings is held by well UH and Pramu-:. WP. ltam!l d,,11 .,..- scoring Waitkus with the winning out of !l1e chute this football race 1'0, LP, KtlpPl teln (J.fJ). Home run, - Carl Hubbell, another Giant- 46 run. because once the rebuilt I r ish P.aJko (!~,!" d ). Sauer (~'th)1 Cav llreUa 1-3 - in J 933. Maglie's triumph (IOth l, Adoook Wlb). It ended in a bizarre contest in start rolling, it may be to a fifth was his 10th in a row and 15th straight unbeaten season. which seven pitchers - four for of the season. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBAl.L Boston and three for Philadelphia Gone \Ire all-American Leo n Walerloo "0, West. Del Moines 7 In addition to gaIllll1g some - saw action. There were two Hajt, Emil Sitko and Jim Martin, glory for himself, Maglie knocked alcJng with seven other tirst string­ passed balls and four errors. the Dodgers another full game be­ J im Konstant y, the Phils' pre­ ers: who helped Notre Dame slam "Ends hind the league leading Philadel­ tn Ihp Nn. 1 soot in the 1949 As­ mier relief hurler, was credited phia Phils, who beat Boston, 7-6. sOCiated Press poll . TO-DAY Tuesday" with his 14th victory against live Eddie Sawyer's Whiz 'kids nON defeats in his 64th appearance this Spper Quatterballk LOOMING BIG AS A CANNONBALL as it nears the camera. is a soccer ball an Instant after be~ng hold an imposing lead of 6 1-2 season. games. They have only 20 contests B1,It from the wreckage of last bocled by Jlmmv Harcus 01 Clan Sutherland during the Slsl annual Sco~i.ish picnic in Brookline, Mass. gradua ion day, Coach Frank Lea­ AMOTION PICTU~~ AlWAYS ~EMEMBERJ The ball struck Photographer· Gilbert Friedberg of the Besten Globe, knocking him unconscious tor Konstanty, however, was not to play. his usually reliable self. The hy has ,salvaged a super quarter­ a minute and dama!rltlg the camera. After Friedber g regained consciousness, he didn't recall taking the Four others - Mordecai Brown, back, a dozen tested performers pieture. Phillies broke a 4-4 deadlock with Grover Cleveland Alexander, Ed and a ba tch of swift, sturdy lads ~uilty0_ two runs in [he eighth on a doub­ Reulbach and Bill Lee - have le by Del Ennis, bunt single by wljose anonymith may be short­ thrown four straight shutouts for lived. Rookie Jack Mayo, single by a National league club. Only Granny Hamner and single by "This squad snouid get better Lee's feat in 1938 when he was every seven days," significantly Mike Goliat. But in the ninth, with the Chicago Cubs, was ac­ appraises Leahy, who likes his first Earl Torgeson singled and Bob complished in the modern era. ffifmffI eleyetl but wonders about reserves. Elliott pickled one of Konstanty's NOW Ends TUESDAY G. Harris WhJte of C.hlcago ft's then a race of time for Notre pet sliders in to the left field seats holds the all-time major league • FIRU RUN MITt. for his 21st homer of the year. Dameopposition io reach the glory Alluring' MARIA MONTEI record for consecutive shutouts, roaq bYj shattering one of the Bollo n ...... O'l' 80ft 202-a, 2· 1 five. That was in 1904 . - CO-IOT- Boxoffice' Opens 6:30 - Shows at 7:05 and 9:20 Phll.delpbla . . . • .. 1If1ll 100 :121-7 t:i 3 gr ate~t ~ treaks ever wrought by Bro.l

THE DAlLY JOWA.", He Scooted All the Way ' Forgiven! IBan Esquire Told Lie to Police, Wife To Buy Gift for Daughter In Texas Town KILGORE, TEXAS ~ - The • MARSHALLTOWN, lA .• 1\1'1 - sale of EsQwre magatin, once WANT AD RATES lDaurance Miacellcmeou tor Sale Police and Charles Aman's wife banned from th m ils becau I' • · I ---~-­ forgave him Saturday for false_ • For AUTOldOBlLJl lNS!1RANCE an' WUJlLJTZrR .ruke Box. Coud ",,/\dl­ i contents were considered otba Inouranre. ~ 01 HOlIES. Uon. z. s~l«tior\ ~ Jdnl for club or ly reporhng a heldup lO keep her naughty, has now bel'n forbidden Classified Display LOTS, a .... P.Jl.A. 1_ - , .. WIaI\.lnC· In,ernllY. Pbon~ 1-1011. from leamin he h d pent hi Ken BeoIh, Co. O,al 1121 In this ea I Texas oil town. One Day __ 75c per col. Inch SINGU: bod. Compl~u!. Dill] 74& I. t S4.33 to buy th~lr daughter a Kllgore' Mayor Roy Laird or- Six Co~uti\'e days, bicycle. Al)artmeDtlI for Renl TELEVISION ~. RC.A, TIlble mod ..1 dered the October issue removed per day .. __ . 60e per coL inch wttb boaner aDd lJl'\~noJ ""0- ba~' His daughter. Edna, 5, more from the newsstands because It/ one Month .. _ •...... SOr. per col. inch AVAILABLE prlvat Ilvln, .rnon,_... t an ..... n •• .., COlt .uto ..... tlr. mall table for C'OUplf' ;n Pf'hanC" for part-Um. mod.1 radio. Auto radio. Prked tor Irn­ than forgave him. represented the town' famed ran- (Avir. 211 in..~tionE) , houw work. -. m«! .. Ie sal... Phon. I-tOT. "She ha n'l got the bicycle yet, gerell "Oklal,oma ocauties." . . OAV CONTESTANTS - Plctun Encycto­ but she cned all last night, she The Jancy - strutting Ranger- For consecutive Insertions HelD Wcmted pecli. - U.GOO pJetu .... arran,... by aut>­ Jer1&. r:x~llent for Identtlyln, obJ~h . ". so happy," Mrs. Aman said ett ,who performed between the 0 111' dJtJ .• ... 6e pel' w'Or. rompariJon 'en 10 V WANTE.D Pe...... nen! f.lI lime ..I m... Our an OA at the!r thr - room houte. t e-bftllker. I~ 00. Onl r no. d ra h, halves at the All-sur football Three dJt y ...... JOe ~r word lady. Eltpprienc~ preferrM but not ~hK"k or moo.,. orde-r. w. ahlp lmroe· Police aid they field no charge. ,.ame in Chicago reeenh..... are co­ n • AIIPI)' rnomllllS- H Ie H I day • 13e ~ word "oe,«y. tOIf. dtat~'y by Air U S1>«tal Dellv ~. again tAman tor reporting he had eds at Kilgore junior colle e. W~ pel' --..e un...... C.O 0 Wrlle. been robbed by four men whose Oklahoma Glory One lonth ._._.35(, ~r word I -W-A-li-;n;~D-:"';'lIoa-rd--.rO-bs-f-()-r -d-In-I-n-, -¥-oo-m­ wi .. or phone 11'0"" L R ..,,, and 1m...... R.i.h·, caf • Book Co .• 30 Chun:h $1., N_ Yo.k 1, car he said pulled alonlSide his The error wa committed in an Ch",k )'our ad '" tne hl7l I let.p- N Y at an intersecUon. Authoritie et Esquire article on the "football pean. -n.! Dalh lo ..an ClIn ... _pon. WANI'l!:D, M.n under to Wllh lOme ibl. tor only one '"rorr...,1 In prtlnn. elfftrf I ~x~roent I r Ploor Sal . up roadbloclui when Aman mad;! glorie ot the Unlver ity of Okla­ 40me o/flr.. dt'tall.. :\1u t be ~rfJUln.nt. the report Thursday. homa." Deadlines Jukoon', EI trl" and Cl ft Aman's luck a1 0 included eet­ RealF..tate A photo&raph oC three Kilgore ------Rooms for Rem ting back hiL job as city garbaae rangerettes was used to illustrat~ Weekdays 4. p.m. I ------~~----~------lMJrfl!DIA n oc:nJpan~ of '. of Dupl~x truck driver, which he 10 t a week the arUcle, but the girls were de­ I DESIRABLE room. Claw In tor lady. plul month lua.rantetd lnNme ago. Mrs. Aman called her hus­ Saturday Noon Z33S. , ...... , leclntlty and. bUI. Top scribed as "Oklahoma beauti s­ t'Ondltlon, $2aO down. Low manlllly band's bo • Charles Markham, co-ed ch erleader "'ho typify the I ROOMS lor ronl for .... plnyod w . ..n . paym.nl.. Phone 1-2310 10 In!ub­ Clas. ifit'd Manager DOUBLE ronm lor bo)'W. Phon. ",n, "Tell him lO report Monday," Jutruction Markham said. • cribe 10 thl' maidz..ne became DOUUU: .nd ,",Ie rooma. Gradual. arous d wh n they found the "r- Brine Ad9utlst'ment to ,11'10. Dial "11, BALLROOM d.n.,. ~ M.loDI Youel. Aman promi~ed hiS brown­ TIlt' Da ll)' 10wIII\ BUll lnt' Ofnt'f Wurfu. 0 1..01 _ . haired. dimpled daughter he ror in their maill'Ci copi s. I DOUBU: ,I~pln. room, Girl. m.n. or Gratultlo In ult B t tnt nt, Eal,' H all or phone "",mod t'Oupl., Phon. :rn:t. .. would pay the seven cents he .till Work Wanted I owes a repair shop for work on Mayor Laird brandL'tl the ''Tor ROOM tor lout I>o'>y.. 711 EaU ~etr~r. a "gratuHiou insult" and i \lfO IOn. WANTED: Slud".~~. m",,'. I.undry. JI'r~e the di. corded bicycle he bought ot pirk-ull end d.llv~",. PlIOne 711H, it 4191 APPROVED dOUble room. for m~n !IU- _. ____ a city dump fnr $3 Then she can n edict which bann d :rom magazine stands. CI n... N.wly redtcoralod. Phon. nlI Phon. 41 • • Ed DI.km.nn :1327. ENJOYING A BRfEF STOP IN IOWA ~ITY on bJ ",OOO-mile trip aero the continent aturda)' was have the bike, he said, although or Gussie Nell Dovi • who orr.ln- Music and Radio WANT part .1!~~ wo.k - j.nltor, f't~. lonald Bulstrode. 26, frllm Laurelton. Lonr bland New York. Bulstrode claim tbe honor of belne the he had planned to k p It as a . illS !lU7 c.1l TrI_1 surpri e for her birthday ne"t Ized the rangerettes a dec de aeo. ROOMS - Roch.e.ln ... \O.n.... J im ani. first person to travel over the enUre 2,OOO-mJl~ AI askan h",hwII)' on a motor cooter. fie ael'o mplls h ~tl RADIO JACKSON'S ELEC- TWO laree ot: 1100 tv.ra' old.r 'ood u""" ..... ",nt. U IWr month. SINGItR EWlI"O "when our outllt rlnally toke: II EICWALL MOTOR. m So. C.pllol Cl!!NTER. III S. DubuQu, who is on his way home aCter motor scooter trom an army lIeu­ strode traveled down the Yukon cost him about $100. includln, the Apply spending about five months in tenant for $100. and then through Britl h C:llum- "plunder" he gathers along the a ridge. the men re 0 xhaust d t hey can hardly dil In.'' Alaska. Sel'kinll to find the cheapest bia and Alberta in Canada. He way. His average sped ha b en VARSITY THEATER Us BUlstrode is making the entire way home after completion ot his crossed the United States-Cona- 35 to .0 miles PI.( 110ur lind 200 2nd 1..1. Morris J. Herbert, 23- let 1,000 mile journey from Fairbanks'lloo, Hulstrode decided to attempt dinn border at Sweetgross, Mon- miles a day. year-old W t PoInt araouate fr:Jm Lo Angeles. was o.le ot {our Kor- • Alaska, to his home on the 270 f hn 'LAngerolls journey on the tana. When h reaches home. which Keep Your Clothes pound molor scooter. And his only ' scooter. The former soldier. who had he hopes will be in a week, the can casualties brought 10 Santo mis hap so Ca r has been one tlat "~jlfor e I left." he said, "I had never trllveled in the United State.. molor scooter will probably have Mar,arlta navol hosnltal here. 0 - 1\ f \[JER BR s. Looking Like New tire. heard that many person had td- until he went into the army. then seen Its Il1$t long trip. scribing lh action on th Pu 11 front, Herbert satd: Oddly enough. the English-born ed tH~ trip but with little suc­ journeyed through North and "This has b en D very success­ T R N. FER America n had never ridden a mo- cess.'~ South Dakota into NebrMka and ful trip [or me," he boasted. "but "It's 0 h't and hilly In Korea c. O. D. Cleaners for scooter until he went to Alas- He explained that previously thAt when our oulflt finally finally across Iowa. I sure have mls. ed my wife 'lnrl For Efficient Furniture ka ih March. a United Slates-Canadian cus- "J was especially impressed four-year-oid son. I'll probably takes L rldle, tht Inen are 0 "A,t that lime," Bulslrode re- toms law prohibited anyone from with how clean Jowa cities pre keep lhe motor scooter, but it will exhau ted they ran hardly di e Moving 114 So. Capitol or Dilll 8-1171 marked, "I bought the scooler traveling on motor scooters along here. This is something you never, be for use just around the home." In!' He pdded: and DRIVE·IN CLEANERS - 324 So. Madison "The thin, that was th harc1 ~t ]3aggnge Tran~(er HENRY Try Our Alterations a nd Repairs Dept. By CAR L AHDEBSON to " t used to was the pllshm~ a h ad without oppo itlon for eY'­ eral miles and then. udrtenly rlln­ Dial - 9696 • Dial ninr into an ('nemy that appeared out of nowhere and offer d stiff opposition on all sides." Tbe other wound d IIrmy men Working Your Way were Corp. Louis Garcia, Jr., Bi.­ bee. Arir..: pre. Robert Waltl'l' Through School? Stewart. 18, Los Angeles. ani PCc. Herb rt Z. Jaquez. Tucson, Ariz. We ne d both male and Mosquitos and dirt combined to female part-time IIrocery help. make Korea the roughest sort or fighting ground, Jaquez said. .'\ Students' wiv welcome! memb r of th medical corps. JOI')­ uez was shot by 1\ Russian burp Write today, giving fult par­ gun while crawling toward a ticulars and references. WOUn ed man.

HONDIE By CHIC Ask Cooperation BRENNEMAN'S In Harvester Strike FRUIT STORE CHICAGO IIl'I - The Farm 2 SOllth Dubuque Equip en! union ren w d its bid Satur ay for cooperation with lhe rival c ro united automobile work fS in the strike by thc two I HOW TO GET unjon aaainst International Har- I .. vester Co. AN APARTMENT The F E. recently a bitter riv3l ot the UAW. propo. ed last we k that the two loin forces in £ccking No, we don't have any magic ;ecret to tell you how to Hnd an PHONE 4191 a 15- cent hourly wage increase lpartmenL In fael, it's common from ~e big farm equipment lirm. LET THE CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU :But the UAW rejected the pro­ ,nowledge that Daily Iowan po~al On grounds the FE had indi_ Want Ads have been geft::.g good cated prior wiJIingncs3 to accept a -esults Cor apartment-hunters. I "wage free7.e" in the form (r a Thos:! who Ildverllse in the five- r contract with predeter­ 'Wanted To Rent" classilication LAFF-A-DA.Y II mined pay raises. Jftcn coil us and ask to cancel In his second bid tor inter-un­ :helr ads because they've fo und I ion cooperation. Gerald Fielde. di­ 1 place. Sometimes it only takes rector of FE's Harvester confer­ )ne insertion. ence board. proposed in a tele­ I gram to Chairman Frands Lewis It's easy to see why this hap. oC UAW 's harvester council that Ipens. Iowa City proper ty owners the two "jointly fight the company k.now the Iowan r eaches thous­ on our specific and mutual de- ands oC students. so they keep '. , . mand for a 15-cenL per hour in- I clOse tabs on the Want Ad page. '. . crear.e... " ..-:. ~ .

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£ND UNK. Lop, ,9)11. K'"3 rUM es s,.nd,UI~ . HOLDS THE RIPCORD "First time.-ll aftetoooo I've Hfn who .... u ·arryioa rh(:: q-II Reds Gain Slowly, but Surely in Korea CHicago to London Will Hold Church • · , In Schoolhouse to SOUTH FlIghts Seen Soon Guard Desks, Books KOREA CHICAGO (AP) - Ther LYNN, MASS (UP) - Commercial airliners oon will be ONWARD, IND. nPI - Parents on holiday weekends. . able to fly non-stop from Chicago to London with heavy pay­ and townsfolk made plans Satur­ Highway fatalities take a jump during these periods, but loads, the General Electric Co. said tonight in allllOuneing the day to hold Sunday morning dangers are the same kind that 'motorists and pedestrains development of a new turbosupercharger for piston powered church services at the Onward ~ puclic school so they can keep every day of the week. ' l engines. their guard at the building "in There are merelY more cars on ~estrians represented more IhIII E. S. Thompson, manager of full force." the road and hence more ot the naif of the 55 pedestrians kiIIfd sales for the company's aircraft See Maine Elections Aroused citizens have surround­ dangers. A little extra caution throughout the natlon. Some YIfrt gas turbine divisions, said that ed the consolidated school build­ could prevent the great majQrity . children who darted into street( tests of the new lurbosuper­ ing since last Tuesday to prevent ot dangers. " Other persons ambled down tilt charger in combination with Pratt Reflecting War Effort Tipton township trustee Virgil This is indicated, by a study of wrong side of dark hillnnJt & Whitney piston engine showed Turner from removing high school the bulk of the Tlation's ' 389 traf- . ~me dru~ks st::gered Into mo,. a 32 percent increase in takeoff PORTLAND, ME. IlPl - The first desks, books and equipment. flc deaths during tile Labor J)i!-Y . Ing c~rs or bus . . power and a reduction ot 20 per- state election of 1950 will be held cent in fuel consumptiQll over in Maine Monday and may show The towns of Onward and holiday lasl week" end."' The aClli~ transport power plants now in what effect the Korean war has nearby Walton both bave con­ dent types ,fo!foweq,the ~arpe gen- ·Says·She .Loves use. had on the political scene at home. solidated grade and high schools. eral pattern of the entire year , 'I'umer wants to make the Walton "This means that a powerplant I Maine will elect three congress­ 1949. . .. ' Her Kidhaper ~choo l a high school and the of the new type can fly an air- men and a governor and the can­ Details of the Labor Day toll ~ , . school here a grammar school. plane over longer distances, at didates for those offices have cam­ were obtained from pollee ;ec~ ATHENS, ' G R E E C E ,,_ greater speeds and with heavicr paigned almost exclUSively on in­ To accomplish it, he had hoped ords, when available. ' Tiley. mArk preece's modern "Helen 0' 1'!0,­ payloads than any commercial ternational issues, with the con­ to move high school equipment a cross sec t ion : of ,conQitlons and 11er father met for the Ilnt powerplant in service today," duct of the war in Korea taking from here to Walton in exchange throughout the count,y. ," time in more than two weeks fi. Thompson said. top spot. for the Walton school's under­ The associated preiS 'survey iIi- day in a stormy session at POllet " He said airliners using the ne"" The Democrats have claimed sized grade school desks, first dicated that the ·.bu]k' ot the ·ac-· 'headquarters during which .­ equipment could fly from Cnl- that the Republican incumbents grade readers and the like. eldent blame faUs on:' shouted that she was in 1000-*IIb cago to London, Ii distance of 4,000 retarded the war effort. The Re­ But Onward residents vigorous­ 1. The miscalculating or care- tlie man 'who kidnaped ber IIId miles, carrying nearly halt as publicans contended that the Dem­ ly opposed the idea ot sUI'render­ less driver. ' . • \hen made her his wife. many passengers as are now load- ocrats and the Truman adminis­ ine their high school facilities. 2. The impulsive or indifferent "But father, tny dear father, I'm ed for Chicago to New York tration were responsible for lack They have kept a round-the-clock pedestrian. sorry to cause such troUble 10 JOlt, mehts. of preparation. VJgu at the s<:nool building, and Mechanical failur,e ran far be- but pleasc, please give me yoat Thi~ is not ~ossible at present, Republicans normally have an set up a siren Warning system to hind. . approval, because I wanl) I m~ he said, nor is It posslbl~ to make easy time in Maine elections, but rouse the populace in event of an Police records listed a specific stit), wi th Costas," shrieked fI'· a profit on a non-stop fhght from the vigorous campaign of Demo­ emergency. cause for 136 of ~he Labor Day en-haired, 19-year-old Tmoula New York to London. erats and the unusual internation- They even use an airplane to highway fatalities. How.ever, fi-t 'Pelrakogeorgi, . However, he said the new al stiuation have raised some spot any attempt by Turner to nal determination ·af ,these, and -the :, '· Then she 'and her fatber bini powerplants would allow airliners doubts this year. move grammar school equipment others probably will no~ be ,made . lnkl tears. to make non-stop trans-Atlantic in from Walton, thrce miles south until the' accidel'\t cases, lire I The meeting with her father the flights at faster speeds and with of here. brought i~to court. . . first since handsome Costas Ket. heavier payloads than is now pos­ Saturday they parked their Ol ~he hsted causes, drtver mls- aloghlanis carried her off to I sible by planes making two stops Des Moines Judge cars bumper:.to-bumper around b~havJor ~ccounted for 83, ~es- clive on Mt. . Ida, was supposed 10 enroute. the school house 11Ild announced trJan ~eghgence tor 31, mech tll~ be a prIvate one. But scores. of b,. Turbosuperchargers are devices Raps Cify Disturbers plans to have a clergyman conduct ca.l fal~ure for .. 20, and obs ured standers pn the sidewalk outside which enable airplane piston en­ Sunday services at the school so wmdshlelds tor two. . 1 . stopped ~rtd lI~tened to every gtnes to "breathe" in the rar~fied DES MOINES (A") - Municipal none of the volunteer guards, most Thc 31 allegedly negligent pe- shouted word. air of high altitudes. Spun by the Judge Harry B. Grund recently of them women, will have to leave . 'l'ass"oulii's t,,*cr, George Petn. engine's exhaust, they compress began a crackdown on persons ar­ their posts. • kogeorgi, a liberal member pal. the air to sea level p~essur be­ rested tor distL!rbances ot all "We don't want to take a chance Barber's Sideline 0' , " liament: hasopposect the marri" ~., fore it enters the cylinders. ,.,• 5TArun M1US so kinds In downtown Des Moines on having some one come and try bitterly, because Ketalollhianls b " ... . Thompson said the new t tbo­ during the nighttime hours. to move our equipment when Business Backfires an ardent Royalist. The faU. • supercharger, named CH9, aved "This sort of thing must be we're not at full force," said J. E. LINCOLN rtPI _ Armando Sall- 'Said he. would rather see hiI t ... r Wlre,I.. I.) up to 500 horsepower by el' ina­ stopped," Grund said as he im­ Philapy, grocer and a leader ot tion of all mechanical conn lions posed jail sen tences on four men the movement. sedas, 25, Chicago, was a'l'alting daughtet de~d than married to I AFTER OVERRUNNING MOST OF KOREA IN FIVE WEEKS, the Red call1palrn has sl.owed kI a with the engine. This was made arrested for intox1cation and fight­ a preJlmlnary court hearing here :Royalist. crawl. During the past six weeks, marked by bitter fighting, often hand to hand, the Reds have trowded possible by development ot a di­ Saturday after a Lin'coln bai'ber " rhe bridegroom said he would the UN forces into a I\area. about Ute size of a. half dozen Iowa. counties. Saturday the U1"l defense pert­ ing in the eastside business sec­ rect cylinder fuel injection sys­ tion. charged Sausedas . ~o\liht a Pistol 'rather see b~th himself aDd Tlf.. meter had shrunk to about 120 miles. The shaded area shows extent C'f North Korean rains since July tem which eliminated the need for "It you, or anyone else for that Files S2S,OOO Suit and ammunition frOm him thea ~oula dea,d tb\ln to be forced ~ 29. Arrows show how Reds have shortened distances from three points on battle Ilne t'o Pusan, s\lpply used It to rob him. ' . . \ 'par.t: lIe t)lls been in jail since the port, in six weeks. the superchargel' to be geared to matter, do not act like gentlemen the engine shaft. when you are downtown, be pre­ In District Court Oscar M. Powe!l,' a barbell who day, after tlleir marriage tast Sal. pared to serve 10 days in jail also sells flt'ea'rrns in his South tlrday.1 J • Deere Plant Workers without the alternative of paying A $25,000 accident suit was fil­ 10th street shop, held. ap fee pack I a fine," Grund warned. ed Saturday in Johnson county to several tacial ~ruises and iden- Oxford Girl StrUck Two Yugoslav ·Leaders : Ou~ted Ask GM Type Contract Four who appeared beCol'e the district court by Atty. L.M. Hull­ titied Sausedas as the man who , judge were each fined $5 on the inger, Cedar Rapids, for his ward, ~~~er:dg~~~ shop Friday night to EAST MOLINE, ILL. (IP) - If intoxication charge and ordered to Larry Klimes, 7. By Passing Auto BELGRADE, YUGOSLA VI A 1m Deere and Company will drop its - Two high ranking Communist serve 3 days in jail on the fight­ According to the suit, the boy Powell said Sausedas picked' out ' no strike demands. the United a pistol, asked for sOme shells, then A Ox lord leaders have been suspended from ing charge. was struck Nov. 24, 1949, while 15~year-olcl ~r! ~as auto workers (CIO) will sign a brandished It at Powell and 101(\ ,recovermg Saturday irom ID)UTltl Taft Wa·nts Spain government and party posts in the Shot Her Man, "r am letting you oif easy Hlis walking across highway 218 north general motors type contract, a him to "get in the back room" received when she was siruek most serious Cominform plot dis­ tlmc, but the next time the sen­ of Iowa City, by a car driven by b, union officer said Saturday. tence will be 10 days," Grund said. PoweJl said the gunman , th~n a car in Oxford Friday afternooa. covered against Marshal ~'ito Albert Block and owned by Har­ Given Big Loan Loses Appeal From There are 13,000 workers out on old Block, defendants in the case. struck him several times w· h ' a Virginia Edwards, dauibter ~ since the break with Moscow, it strike now at Deere plants in a was reported Saturday. CAR BURNED The suit claimed the boy never souvenir sword before escaping .Mr. and )l4V;. Orlo Edw~rds, 0t. W M'HINGTON (JP) - Sen. Taft dispu te over a labor contract. Firemen were called Thursday will recover completely from in­ with more than $75 in cash apa ford, slIttered s)tulllaceratiom and IR-Ohio) called on President l 'he two men were identified 1S-Year Sentence The officer who promised to sign night to the corner of Dodge and juries received in the accident. the gun. , a ~ possible concussion when she Truman Saturday to "follow the as Dushan Brkic, Vice-Premier of the GM type contract was John College streets to extinguish a He received a fractured skull. Sausedas refused to plead when darted in fiont ot a car Ir.ve~ obvious desires or the American Croatia, and Rade Zigic, President CHARLESTON, W.VA. nPI­ W. Livingston, vice president of minor blaze in a car owned by broken bones and a crushed chest. arraigned. So Municipal Judg~ Ed- on Main street. people" and make available a loan of the council tor Crotian pro­ Mrs. Yvette Madsen Saturday lost the UAW. He spoke at a heeting W.J . Burney, 309 Fairview ave­ Also it was claimed the boy is ward Fisher entered a plea of not Virginia a'lso sufiered abrasions to Spain. her battle tor release from a 15- cessing indw;tries, a key economic ot the striking union members and nue. 'J1he tire was caused by a unable to attend school, and never guilty for him. Sausedas was be- about the neck and lace. The ae- At the same time, Sen. Pat position in the most industrialized year sentence Imposed by an Al­ their families. Three Deere plants burned-out wire in the car. will be able to work. in~ held In bOnd of $2,500. eident occurred 'about 1:30 p.m. McCarran (D-Nev) hinted at a of the six Yugoslav republics. lied commission court for the slay­ are struck here and one each in possible later attempt to upset the Brkic is a member of the Na­ ing of her soldier - husband in Dubuque, 0 t tum wa, and Des President's announced decision to lional central committee of the Germany last Oct. 29. Moines. Deere manufactures farm hold up a $62,500,000 Spanish loan Yugoslav Communist party. Zigic Federal Judge Ben Moore re­ implements. which congress directed be made. is a candidate for the same central fused her freedom on an appeal Livingston said that both the It was written into the $35,500,- committee. from the penalty given her for GM contract and the Deere offer 01)0,000 appropriation bill for gov­ In answer to questions, the the shooting of airtorce Lt. An­ are similar In most respects: they Rush Week ernment operation. Yugoslav press office said only drew Madsen. run for five years, and orfel cost Taft told a reporter before he that the two communist leaders The 22-year-old mother of tWI) of living wage increases based on lcft for Ohio to resume his re­ were not arrested. The office re­ children, confined at the federal the U.S. bureau of labor statistics election campaigp that he is con­ fused other details. women's prison at Alderson, was index. But Deere's offer demands Comes Only vinced the people generally But high-ranking Croatian gov­ convicted of slaying her husband a no strike pledge by the UAW. want Spain brought Into the de­ ernment offiCials confirmed the because he ridiculed her "Brook­ fcnsive lineup against possible report to western power officials lyn accent." The shooting occurred Russian attack in Europe. He im­ stationed in Zagreb after rumors while the Madsens were part of W Once a Lifetime pJied the loan would help accom­ circulated there. the American occupation forces plish this. The discovery of serious defec­ in Germany. Taft said that while he doesn't tion in Yugoslav communist ranks I She was granted a writ of hab­ condone the form of the Franco followed reports of increased eas corpus last July 14 after de­ govel'llment any more than MI'. Cominform infiltration and sub­ L Truman does, he believes thc time versive activity in Yugoslavia. fense a ttorneys maintained the 3- man court which tried her was has come to gather all of the anti­ '4ugoslav officials have ad­ composed of state department "ci­ L Comlllunist countries into the de­ mitted in recent talks with foreign fense lineup. correspondents that the Comin­ vilians" on occupation duty and lacked jurisdiction. Mr. Truman noted In Signing form is sending more and more A , , the big appropriation bill that agents armed with machine guns Her attorneys maintained she he considers the Soanish loan pro­ pistols and grenades into Yugo­ was convicted by persons "who ALL PRICES R vision only an authorization and slavia. The!r instructions are to were without power to act because not a directive to him, which he spy, sabotage and distribute pro­ they were not appointed U.S. ~~5r"J D contended would be unconstitu­ paganda. judges" and deprived her of due tional. How many Yugoslav commun­ process ot law. , ~ ists besides Brkic and Zigic have Under American judicial proce­ S been "suspended" and whether dure, they ,added, ¥rs. Madsen " Governors to Meet those leaders had contacts in other would have been declared "tem­ parts of the country was not yet porarily insane." known. Government prosecutors, how­ On Defense Problems Boh Brkic and Zigic are Serbs. ever, said application ot military, Both come from the same area of occupation or the law of the land , CH ICAGO 1m - Governors of Croatia - the Kordun - where in which the crime was committed 11 states are scheduled to meet recent serious peasant discontent was permissible under the articles ~~51" with federal representatives here has been reported. of war. today to discuss problems of civil defense against atomic attack. Special The meeting is sponsored by Majon in the councl of state governments tine per­ formance. and sessions will be closed. Try and 5top Me Includes It was understood that Paul J. I many fa­ Larsen, civil defense director of ....----By BENNETT CERF,------' mous "5[" the )lational security re€ources fealur",. ~~21" board, would present details of "SINCt my wife's friends at the Century Club assured her ~ , the government's "master plan" OUlslandml she's a poet," complainecl Barrister Randy Gugaenheimer, for ci vil defense. il\ style and ' ''she's awakened me every day this summer at seven A, M. performance. , Eric Biddle, consuHant on atom Super­ bomb problems for the resources chanting, 'Lo, the morn.' II smooth "That's better than my wife," Octanium board, Ellso will be present. Sched­ poinl. Once in a lifetime the thrills' ... tit" exoitement .. , uled to attend were the governors grumbled his neighbor, a c~mc $500 h of Ohio, New Hampshire, Ten­ book publisher. "Mine wakes the long-remembered events of 'Rush Week -­ nessee, Virginia, Delaware, Wash­ me at the same time saying, Naturally you will want to dr,css for it in the kind of clothes ,. ington, West \rirginia, Maine, Ne­ 'Mow the lawn!' .. braska, Minnesota and Illinois. When Groucho Marx la8t vis­ that bring those "raised eyebrow" looks, . , Chicago is du~ to stage mock ited New 'York. he met one We invite you to see our lovely new selections atom bomb exercises Sept. 25 to Bkeptic who refused to believe 29 as part of the preparedness pro­ the Marx boys really are broth­ AmaziDI ncw of Fonnals and Party ·Dresses . '. each a glamoml\s lJ)aslerpild, gram. Similar exercises were held ers. "Obviously," she told' Parker. True Parker prel:ision in Clesigniug ~a hldivid~ality , recently in Sea\tle. Groucho, "you are Jewish, and beaul)' from . Chico Is Italian, and as tor lip 10 clip. WILL BLOCK UN QUERY Harpo. he never opens hls $3°0 IN. f . f. , ••j -TAIPEH, FORMOSA 1m - An mou th a tall." official spokesman said Saturday Another lady sought an auto­ that the Chine Nationalist gov­ graphed picture of Groucho. Apparel ernment will use the veto, if nec­ "Don't think 1 ask aU the stars (Or pictures," !he assured him. "1 • essary, to block a United Nations only want those I'm crazy about, So far I've just got one other." on-the-spot investigation 0' Chi­ "It'8 flattering to be in such .~Iect company," mused Groucho. "Who', Shop nese Communist t\hh'ges or U.S. the othel' one?" The lady salLl, .. t~lfi D·Orsay." 130 F.. Washington aiirellS!on, ,. In Formosa, Copyrllhl, U~, bj 11 ...1101\ 0.,1, 1J14.roiJU'ed iJ1 KI, .. fl.tu,.. IIj'lI4Icol •..